Graphical support for prototyping of algebraic specifications is provided with suitable concepts to visualize term structures. These concepts are the foundations for the development of the graphical description language G V T (Graphical Visualization of Terms) and the G V T system which allows the visualization of terms over algebraic specifications. Using these concepts, prototyping tools in existing specification systems based on term rewriting and narrowing techniques can be provided with graphical output. Within this report the concepts of the G V T language are introduced as well as the concrete language means. The usage of the system is explained in connection with the ACT environment as underlying specification system. Suplementary, ...
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A visual language is defined equivalent in expressive power to term subsumption languages expressed ...
Abstract. Formal methods have been successfully used to specify graphic [1,2] and interactive system...
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Abstract. While formal methods have promised essential benefits for the software development process...
The tutorial will give an introduction to algebraic methods for system specifications. It will expla...
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Special Issue on Annotated Terms (ATerms). Article dans revue scientifique avec comité de lecture. n...
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