Though there exists ample support for Design by Contract (DbC) for sequential programs, applying DbC to concurrent programs presents several challenges. In previous work, we extended the Java Modeling Language (JML) with constructs to specify concurrent contracts for Java programs. We present a runtime assertion checker (RAC) for the expanded JML capable of verifying assertions for concurrent Java programs. We systematically evaluate the validity of system testing results obtained via runtime assertion checking using actual concurrent and functional faults on a highly concurrent industrial system from the telecommunications domain
In this paper we discuss a verification method for concurrent Java programs based on the concept of ...
The Java programming language supports concurrency. Concurrent programs are harder to verify than th...
AbstractDesign by Contract, proposed by Meyer for the programming language Eiffel, is a technique th...
Design by contract (DbC) is a software development methodology that focuses on clearly defining the ...
Design by Contract (DbC) is a software development methodology that makes use of assertions to produ...
The Java Modeling Language (JML) is a Behavioral Interface Specification Language (BISL) that can be...
Abstract. The Java Modeling Language (JML) recently switched to an asser-tion semantics based on “st...
JML compiler to translate Java programs annotated with JML specifications into Java bytecode. The co...
Contracts for concurrency describe required atomicity of method sequences in concurrent programs. Th...
Design by Contract, proposed by Meyer for the programming language Eiffel, is a technique that allow...
Debugging is made difficult by the need to precisely describe what each piece of the software is sup...
The Java Modeling Language (JML) is a formal behavioral interface specification language (BISL) for ...
Design by Contract (DbC) is a technique for developing and improving functional software correctness...
Design by Contract (DbC), also referred as Programming by Contract is a programming paradigm for sof...
Design by Contract (DbC) is a technique for developing and improving functional software correctness...
In this paper we discuss a verification method for concurrent Java programs based on the concept of ...
The Java programming language supports concurrency. Concurrent programs are harder to verify than th...
AbstractDesign by Contract, proposed by Meyer for the programming language Eiffel, is a technique th...
Design by contract (DbC) is a software development methodology that focuses on clearly defining the ...
Design by Contract (DbC) is a software development methodology that makes use of assertions to produ...
The Java Modeling Language (JML) is a Behavioral Interface Specification Language (BISL) that can be...
Abstract. The Java Modeling Language (JML) recently switched to an asser-tion semantics based on “st...
JML compiler to translate Java programs annotated with JML specifications into Java bytecode. The co...
Contracts for concurrency describe required atomicity of method sequences in concurrent programs. Th...
Design by Contract, proposed by Meyer for the programming language Eiffel, is a technique that allow...
Debugging is made difficult by the need to precisely describe what each piece of the software is sup...
The Java Modeling Language (JML) is a formal behavioral interface specification language (BISL) for ...
Design by Contract (DbC) is a technique for developing and improving functional software correctness...
Design by Contract (DbC), also referred as Programming by Contract is a programming paradigm for sof...
Design by Contract (DbC) is a technique for developing and improving functional software correctness...
In this paper we discuss a verification method for concurrent Java programs based on the concept of ...
The Java programming language supports concurrency. Concurrent programs are harder to verify than th...
AbstractDesign by Contract, proposed by Meyer for the programming language Eiffel, is a technique th...