Add to ORKGAfter Turing proved the halting problem undecidable in 1936, many considered the dream of automatic termination proving to be impossible. While not refuting Turing’s origi-nal result, recent research advances make practical termina-tion proving tools possible
We present an approximation framework for attacking the undecidable termination problem of logic pro...
Abstract Either we leave the definition of the halting function incomplete, not saying its result wh...
When we understand that every potential halt decider must derive a formal mathematical proof from it...
The problem of determining whether or not any program terminates was shown to be undecidable by Turi...
Termination is well-known to be one of the most intriguing aspects of program verification. Since lo...
[EN] The halting problem is a prominent example of undecidable problem and its formulation and undec...
Abstract. In this paper we introduce the basic concepts behind the problem of proving program termin...
After the successful international workshops on termination held in St. Andrews (1993), La Bresse (...
One way to develop more robust software is to use formal program verification. Formal program verifi...
We present an approximation framework for attacking the undecidable termination prob-lem of logic pr...
Abstract. We describe a new program termination analysis designed to handle imperative programs whos...
Abstract. We present a novel technique for proving program termination which introduces a new dimens...
This is an explanation of a possible new insight into the halting problem provided in the language o...
We describe a new program termination analysis designed to handle imperative programs whose termina...
In programming, termination of a program/algorithm means that its evaluation will eventually termina...
We present an approximation framework for attacking the undecidable termination problem of logic pro...
Abstract Either we leave the definition of the halting function incomplete, not saying its result wh...
When we understand that every potential halt decider must derive a formal mathematical proof from it...
The problem of determining whether or not any program terminates was shown to be undecidable by Turi...
Termination is well-known to be one of the most intriguing aspects of program verification. Since lo...
[EN] The halting problem is a prominent example of undecidable problem and its formulation and undec...
Abstract. In this paper we introduce the basic concepts behind the problem of proving program termin...
After the successful international workshops on termination held in St. Andrews (1993), La Bresse (...
One way to develop more robust software is to use formal program verification. Formal program verifi...
We present an approximation framework for attacking the undecidable termination prob-lem of logic pr...
Abstract. We describe a new program termination analysis designed to handle imperative programs whos...
Abstract. We present a novel technique for proving program termination which introduces a new dimens...
This is an explanation of a possible new insight into the halting problem provided in the language o...
We describe a new program termination analysis designed to handle imperative programs whose termina...
In programming, termination of a program/algorithm means that its evaluation will eventually termina...
We present an approximation framework for attacking the undecidable termination problem of logic pro...
Abstract Either we leave the definition of the halting function incomplete, not saying its result wh...
When we understand that every potential halt decider must derive a formal mathematical proof from it...