AbstractEarlier work has shown that a form of possible-world semantics allows elegant solutions to certain difficult problems in the modelling of local-variable declarations and noninterference specifications in a generalization of Hoare's logic suitable for algol 60-like languages with procedures. In this work it is shown how jumps and block expressions can be treated in this framework
AbstractThe “specification logic” of J. C. Reynolds is a partial-correctness logic for Algol 60-like...
. We claim that a continuation style semantics of a programming language can provide a starting poin...
AbstractLocal variables in imperative languages have been given denotational semantics in at least t...
AbstractEarlier work has shown that a form of possible-world semantics allows elegant solutions to c...
This chapter provides an introduction to possible worlds semantics in both logic and the philosophy ...
This working paper introduces CONTINUATIONS (a concept borrowed from computer science) as a new tech...
This paper proposes that the meanings of some natural language expressions should be thought of as f...
AbstractWe derive a Floyd–Hoare logic for non-local jumps and mutable higher-order procedural variab...
One of the goals of this paper is to demonstrate that denotational semantics is useful for operation...
In "A Problem in Possible-World Semantics," David Kaplan presented a consistent and intelligible mod...
The addition of logic variables to functional languages gives the programmer novel and powerful too...
[VD98] propose to view a finite nondeterministic process as a specification for a set of determinist...
AbstractWe investigate continuations in the context of idealized call-by-value programming languages...
International audienceResearch questions • How can all the components of a theory of presupposition ...
Possible worlds are commonly seen as an interpretation of modal operators such as "possible" and "ne...
AbstractThe “specification logic” of J. C. Reynolds is a partial-correctness logic for Algol 60-like...
. We claim that a continuation style semantics of a programming language can provide a starting poin...
AbstractLocal variables in imperative languages have been given denotational semantics in at least t...
AbstractEarlier work has shown that a form of possible-world semantics allows elegant solutions to c...
This chapter provides an introduction to possible worlds semantics in both logic and the philosophy ...
This working paper introduces CONTINUATIONS (a concept borrowed from computer science) as a new tech...
This paper proposes that the meanings of some natural language expressions should be thought of as f...
AbstractWe derive a Floyd–Hoare logic for non-local jumps and mutable higher-order procedural variab...
One of the goals of this paper is to demonstrate that denotational semantics is useful for operation...
In "A Problem in Possible-World Semantics," David Kaplan presented a consistent and intelligible mod...
The addition of logic variables to functional languages gives the programmer novel and powerful too...
[VD98] propose to view a finite nondeterministic process as a specification for a set of determinist...
AbstractWe investigate continuations in the context of idealized call-by-value programming languages...
International audienceResearch questions • How can all the components of a theory of presupposition ...
Possible worlds are commonly seen as an interpretation of modal operators such as "possible" and "ne...
AbstractThe “specification logic” of J. C. Reynolds is a partial-correctness logic for Algol 60-like...
. We claim that a continuation style semantics of a programming language can provide a starting poin...
AbstractLocal variables in imperative languages have been given denotational semantics in at least t...