Software is large, complex, and error-prone. According to the US National Institute of Standards and Technology, software bugs cost the US economy an estimated $60 billion each year. The trend in hardware design of switching to multi-core architectures makes software development even more complex. Cutting software development costs and ensuring higher reliability of software is of global interest and a grand challenge. This is especially true of the system software that is the foundation beneath all general-purpose application programs. The verification of system software poses particular challenges: system software is typically written in a low-level programming language with dynamic memory allocation and pointer manipulation, and system ...
Software bugs are expensive. Recent estimates by the US National Institute of Standards and Technolo...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness?\ud \ud To...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness? Today's s...
Software is large, complex, and error-prone. According to the US National Institute of Standards and...
In the ever-developing world of technology, more and more situations arise where the life of many pe...
As the use of concurrent software is increasing, we urgently need techniques to establish the correc...
Scalable shared-memory multiprocessors provide a flexible programming model with good performance sc...
With the spread of multi-core systems, the need to write concurrent programs in order to take advant...
Concurrent programming is notoriously difficult, but with multi-core processors becoming the norm, i...
The increasing availability of information technology in today’s life is a challenge for users as we...
Developing correct and performant concurrent systems is a major challenge. When programming an appli...
For software development projects with very high correctness requirements (including safety requirem...
Software verification is considered to be a hard computational problem vulnerable to the state explo...
Formal verification of multithreaded software running on multi-core hardware has for long been chall...
Effectively handling multithreaded programs is an active field of research in the context of formal ...
Software bugs are expensive. Recent estimates by the US National Institute of Standards and Technolo...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness?\ud \ud To...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness? Today's s...
Software is large, complex, and error-prone. According to the US National Institute of Standards and...
In the ever-developing world of technology, more and more situations arise where the life of many pe...
As the use of concurrent software is increasing, we urgently need techniques to establish the correc...
Scalable shared-memory multiprocessors provide a flexible programming model with good performance sc...
With the spread of multi-core systems, the need to write concurrent programs in order to take advant...
Concurrent programming is notoriously difficult, but with multi-core processors becoming the norm, i...
The increasing availability of information technology in today’s life is a challenge for users as we...
Developing correct and performant concurrent systems is a major challenge. When programming an appli...
For software development projects with very high correctness requirements (including safety requirem...
Software verification is considered to be a hard computational problem vulnerable to the state explo...
Formal verification of multithreaded software running on multi-core hardware has for long been chall...
Effectively handling multithreaded programs is an active field of research in the context of formal ...
Software bugs are expensive. Recent estimates by the US National Institute of Standards and Technolo...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness?\ud \ud To...
If software code is developed by humans, can we as users rely on its absolute correctness? Today's s...