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Abstract: The Gypsy verification environment is a large computer program that supports the development of software
systems and formal, mathematical proofs about their behavior. The environment provides conventional
development tools, such as a parser for the Gypsy language, an editor and a compiler. These are used to evolve
a library of components that define both the software and precise specifications about its desired behavior. The
environment also has a verification condition generator that... (Update)
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...programs however, it soon becomes impossible to exhaustively test them. In his paper in Mathematical Logic and Programming Language [Goo85], a computer scientist, D.I. Good, sadly said the following about the practice of software engineering: So in current software...
.... The approach taken in PLEESE draws on existing automatic programming methods including automatic theorem proving (e.g. [Good84, Manna86]) and program specification using traces (e.g. Bauer75, Phillips77] or examples [Summers77] PLEESE addresses a number of the...
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Good D.I., Mechanical proofs about computer programs, Phil. Trans. Royal Society, London, A 312, 1984, 389--409. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/good84mechanical.html More
@techreport{ good84mechanical,
author = "Donald I. Good",
title = "Mechanical proofs about computer programs",
number = "41",
month = "March",
address = "Austin, TX",
year = "1984",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/good84mechanical.html" }
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