There are a few different methods for formally proving that a program agrees with its specifica-tion. The first method we will examine is the invariant assertion method. The method was first proposed for flowcharts by Robert Floyd [3] and then adapted for program code by Tony Hoare [5]. Edsger Dijkstra developed another variant of the method a few years later [1, 2]
An invariant based program is a state transition diagram consisting of nested situations (predicates...
Automated invariant generation is a fundamental challenge in program analysis and verification, goin...
AbstractWe explore conservative refinements of specifications. These form a quite appropriate framew...
Abstract—Program invariants are statements or assertions that are widely used in program analysis an...
We develop foundations for proving properties relating two programs. Our formalization is based on a...
Proof-producing program analysis augments the invariants inferred by an abstract interpreter with th...
Invariant assertions play an important role in the analysis and documentation of while loops of impe...
The verification of programs offers great advantages for developers and users, because we can rely o...
AbstractWhereas the analysis of loops in imperative programs is, justifiably, dominated by the conce...
Checking whether a given formula is an invariant at a given program location (especially, inside a l...
Abstract. We describe the design and implementation of an automatic invariant generator for imperati...
Manna's theorem on (partial) correctness of programs essentially states that in the statement o...
International audienceWe describe a system to prove properties of programs. The key feature of this ...
We explore conservative refinements of specifications. These form a quite appropriate framework for...
Proof rules for program verification rely on auxiliary assertions. We propose a (sound and relativel...
An invariant based program is a state transition diagram consisting of nested situations (predicates...
Automated invariant generation is a fundamental challenge in program analysis and verification, goin...
AbstractWe explore conservative refinements of specifications. These form a quite appropriate framew...
Abstract—Program invariants are statements or assertions that are widely used in program analysis an...
We develop foundations for proving properties relating two programs. Our formalization is based on a...
Proof-producing program analysis augments the invariants inferred by an abstract interpreter with th...
Invariant assertions play an important role in the analysis and documentation of while loops of impe...
The verification of programs offers great advantages for developers and users, because we can rely o...
AbstractWhereas the analysis of loops in imperative programs is, justifiably, dominated by the conce...
Checking whether a given formula is an invariant at a given program location (especially, inside a l...
Abstract. We describe the design and implementation of an automatic invariant generator for imperati...
Manna's theorem on (partial) correctness of programs essentially states that in the statement o...
International audienceWe describe a system to prove properties of programs. The key feature of this ...
We explore conservative refinements of specifications. These form a quite appropriate framework for...
Proof rules for program verification rely on auxiliary assertions. We propose a (sound and relativel...
An invariant based program is a state transition diagram consisting of nested situations (predicates...
Automated invariant generation is a fundamental challenge in program analysis and verification, goin...
AbstractWe explore conservative refinements of specifications. These form a quite appropriate framew...