Add to ORKGThe Structured Program Analysis Refinement Environment (SPARE) [9] is a tool for rapid prototyping of program analysis algorithms through high-level specifications. An analysis algorithm is specified through denotational specifications. This report provides the formal semantics for the specification language. The specification language is based on the notation of lambda-calculus and the conventions used for writing denotational specifications for semantics of programming languages. Language features have been specially designed to express analysis algorithms in a clear and concise fashion. The semantics is presented using a formalism based on Natural Semantics [5]. The semantics specification consists of a set of logical inference ru...
Deductive program verification is an intricate and time-consuming task, in spite of significant adva...
By paying more attention to semantics-based tool generation, programming language semantics can sign...
Definitions of the semantics of programming languages are often incomplete and ambiguous. In particu...
The Structured Program Analysis Refinement Environment (SPARE) is a tool for rapid prototyping of pr...
The creation of new programming languages, capable of fully deploying the new technological innovati...
We present a technique for deriving semantic program analyses from a natural semantics specification...
We show that abstract interpretation-based static program analysis can be made ecient and precise en...
AbstractTwo-level semantics is a variant of Scott/Strachey denotational semantics in which the conce...
AbstractThese notes give an overview of the main frameworks that have been developed for specifying ...
Formal description of a language gives insight into the language itself. The formal description may ...
In this paper we give a big-step structured operational semantics (SOS), in the style of Plotkin, Ka...
Since the middle of the twentieth century, hundreds of programming languages have been designed and ...
AbstractThe formal semantics of a programming language consists of assigning to every program of the...
This paper describes a methodology for defining an executable abstract interpreter from a formal des...
Software is becoming a pervasive presence in our lives, powering computing systems in the home, in b...
Deductive program verification is an intricate and time-consuming task, in spite of significant adva...
By paying more attention to semantics-based tool generation, programming language semantics can sign...
Definitions of the semantics of programming languages are often incomplete and ambiguous. In particu...
The Structured Program Analysis Refinement Environment (SPARE) is a tool for rapid prototyping of pr...
The creation of new programming languages, capable of fully deploying the new technological innovati...
We present a technique for deriving semantic program analyses from a natural semantics specification...
We show that abstract interpretation-based static program analysis can be made ecient and precise en...
AbstractTwo-level semantics is a variant of Scott/Strachey denotational semantics in which the conce...
AbstractThese notes give an overview of the main frameworks that have been developed for specifying ...
Formal description of a language gives insight into the language itself. The formal description may ...
In this paper we give a big-step structured operational semantics (SOS), in the style of Plotkin, Ka...
Since the middle of the twentieth century, hundreds of programming languages have been designed and ...
AbstractThe formal semantics of a programming language consists of assigning to every program of the...
This paper describes a methodology for defining an executable abstract interpreter from a formal des...
Software is becoming a pervasive presence in our lives, powering computing systems in the home, in b...
Deductive program verification is an intricate and time-consuming task, in spite of significant adva...
By paying more attention to semantics-based tool generation, programming language semantics can sign...
Definitions of the semantics of programming languages are often incomplete and ambiguous. In particu...