Add to ORKGWe describe the Arís system for creating new formal specifications for source code by transferring existing specifications to similar implementations. We show the code graphs underlying its operation, graph matching supports retrieval, and pattern completion enables transfer of specifications to new implementations. A theorem prover formally verifies the new specifications
International audienceAbstract--This paper explores the possibility to incorporate validation in the...
We present a method using an extended logical system for obtaining "correct" programs from specifica...
Dependency graphs are used to model data and control flow in hardware and software design. In a tra...
We describe the Arís system for creating new formal specifications for source code by transferring...
Formal methods and formal verification of source code has been used extensively in the past few yea...
Although Software Verification technology is rapidly advancing, the process of formally specifying t...
We describe recent work on the Aris system that creates and verifies new formal specifications for...
Many software verification tools use the design-by-contract approach to annotate programs with asse...
Formal verification of source code has been extensively used in the past few years in order to creat...
In the software development area, software verification is important such that it can guarantee the ...
We describe the Arís (Analogical Reasoning for Implementations and Specifications) system that uses...
This dissertation deals with the automatic generation of sound specifications from a given program i...
Formal methods are not used widely in industrial software development, because the overhead of forma...
A formal software specification expresses in a mathematically correct way what requirements the soft...
Deriving formal specifications from informal requirements is extremely difficult since one has to ov...
International audienceAbstract--This paper explores the possibility to incorporate validation in the...
We present a method using an extended logical system for obtaining "correct" programs from specifica...
Dependency graphs are used to model data and control flow in hardware and software design. In a tra...
We describe the Arís system for creating new formal specifications for source code by transferring...
Formal methods and formal verification of source code has been used extensively in the past few yea...
Although Software Verification technology is rapidly advancing, the process of formally specifying t...
We describe recent work on the Aris system that creates and verifies new formal specifications for...
Many software verification tools use the design-by-contract approach to annotate programs with asse...
Formal verification of source code has been extensively used in the past few years in order to creat...
In the software development area, software verification is important such that it can guarantee the ...
We describe the Arís (Analogical Reasoning for Implementations and Specifications) system that uses...
This dissertation deals with the automatic generation of sound specifications from a given program i...
Formal methods are not used widely in industrial software development, because the overhead of forma...
A formal software specification expresses in a mathematically correct way what requirements the soft...
Deriving formal specifications from informal requirements is extremely difficult since one has to ov...
International audienceAbstract--This paper explores the possibility to incorporate validation in the...
We present a method using an extended logical system for obtaining "correct" programs from specifica...
Dependency graphs are used to model data and control flow in hardware and software design. In a tra...