In several papers,e.g. [COOK] or [APT] the problems of correctness and completeness of Hoare calculi have been studied. The purpose of this paper is to present a simple approach to this subject by restricting the attention to a very small class of programs, the so-called while-programs.- 1-1. Preliminaries As Hoare logic is an extension of first order predicate logic. a few definitions and notations of mathematical logic are shortly recalled: A first order predicate language t is built up from a basis B = (.E. p. V). where F is a set of function symbols; with each element of F is associated an integer k ~ O. called its arity P is a set of predicate symbols; with each element of P i
This paper presents a new theoretical result concerning Hoare Logic. It is shown here that the verif...
International audienceWe present a Hoare logic for a call-by-value programming language equipped wit...
AbstractThis paper studies Hoare's logic for nondeterministic regular programs (with unbounded nonde...
In several papers,e.g. [COOK] or [APT] the problems of correctness and completeness of Hoare calculi...
Three theorems are proven which reconsider the completeness of Hoare's logic for the partial correct...
AbstractA well-known result of Cook asserts the completeness of Hoare's logic for while-programs rel...
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AbstractThree theorems are proven which reconsider the completeness of Hoare's logic for the partial...
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AbstractWe develop the proof theory of Hoare's logic for the partial correctness of while- programs ...
We consider the completeness of Hoare’s logic with a first-order assertion language applied to whil...
AbstractGeneralized Hoare logic (GHL) is a formal logical system for proving invariance properties o...
This archive contains a Coq formalization of parts of the completeness proof of the paper "Completen...
This paper presents a new theoretical result concerning Hoare Logic. It is shown here that the verif...
International audienceWe present a Hoare logic for a call-by-value programming language equipped wit...
AbstractThis paper studies Hoare's logic for nondeterministic regular programs (with unbounded nonde...
In several papers,e.g. [COOK] or [APT] the problems of correctness and completeness of Hoare calculi...
Three theorems are proven which reconsider the completeness of Hoare's logic for the partial correct...
AbstractA well-known result of Cook asserts the completeness of Hoare's logic for while-programs rel...
AbstractWe consider the completeness of Hoare's logic with a first-order assertion language applied ...
AbstractThree theorems are proven which reconsider the completeness of Hoare's logic for the partial...
AbstractVersions of Hoare logic have been introduced to prove partial and total correctness properti...
This paper presents Hoarescope, a program that helps to prove partial correctness assertions of AL(N...
In this paper, we combine a Hoare logic with a typed ¿-calculus to create a reliable tool for derivi...
AbstractWe develop the proof theory of Hoare's logic for the partial correctness of while- programs ...
We consider the completeness of Hoare’s logic with a first-order assertion language applied to whil...
AbstractGeneralized Hoare logic (GHL) is a formal logical system for proving invariance properties o...
This archive contains a Coq formalization of parts of the completeness proof of the paper "Completen...
This paper presents a new theoretical result concerning Hoare Logic. It is shown here that the verif...
International audienceWe present a Hoare logic for a call-by-value programming language equipped wit...
AbstractThis paper studies Hoare's logic for nondeterministic regular programs (with unbounded nonde...