Add to ORKGThe layering that is present in many OO designs is not accounted for in current interpretations of invariants. We propose to make layers explicit in specifications and introduce a new interpretation of invariants that exploits these layers. Furthermore, we present a sound, modular technique to statically verify that programs satisfy the new interpretation
AbstractIn general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in ...
Specification and verification for object oriented (OO) programs remains a great challenge despite o...
An object invariant defines what it means for an object’s data to be in a consistent state. Object i...
The layering that is present in many OO designs is not accounted for in current interpretations of i...
Although invariants have a long history, their meaning in OO designs is still under discussion. OO d...
Although invariants have a long history, their meaning in OO designs is still under discussion. OO d...
Although invariants have a long history, their meaning in OO designs is still under discussion. OO d...
Classical specification and verification techniques support invariants for individual objects whose ...
AbstractClassical specification and verification techniques support invariants for individual object...
Specification and verification of object oriented programs usually features in some capacity the con...
We present a Hoare-style specification and verification approach for invariants in sequential OO pro...
AbstractWe present a Hoare-style specification and verification approach for invariants in sequentia...
Interface types in OO languages support polymorphism, abstraction and information hiding by separati...
In general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in this pap...
AbstractIn general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in ...
Specification and verification for object oriented (OO) programs remains a great challenge despite o...
An object invariant defines what it means for an object’s data to be in a consistent state. Object i...
The layering that is present in many OO designs is not accounted for in current interpretations of i...
Although invariants have a long history, their meaning in OO designs is still under discussion. OO d...
Although invariants have a long history, their meaning in OO designs is still under discussion. OO d...
Although invariants have a long history, their meaning in OO designs is still under discussion. OO d...
Classical specification and verification techniques support invariants for individual objects whose ...
AbstractClassical specification and verification techniques support invariants for individual object...
Specification and verification of object oriented programs usually features in some capacity the con...
We present a Hoare-style specification and verification approach for invariants in sequential OO pro...
AbstractWe present a Hoare-style specification and verification approach for invariants in sequentia...
Interface types in OO languages support polymorphism, abstraction and information hiding by separati...
In general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in this pap...
AbstractIn general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in ...
Specification and verification for object oriented (OO) programs remains a great challenge despite o...
An object invariant defines what it means for an object’s data to be in a consistent state. Object i...