AbstractIn general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in this paper allows this for objects of mutually visible classes, in a way that supports modular verification. To this end, dependencies are made explicit by cooperation. In particular, invariants expressing non-hierarchical object relations are supported. Furthermore, an inc-set allows a method to specify explicitly that it does not depend on the validity of a certain invariant. This way, it can be called even when that invariant is violated
Formal specifications describe the behaviour of object-oriented systems precisely, with the intent t...
AbstractClassical specification and verification techniques support invariants for individual object...
Object classes are the building blocks for object-oriented software. The design methodologies have f...
AbstractIn general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in ...
In general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in this pap...
AbstractWe present a Hoare-style specification and verification approach for invariants in sequentia...
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...
Modular reasoning about class invariants is challenging in the presence of dependencies among collab...
Class invariants are a highly useful feature for the verification of object-oriented programs, becau...
Abstract. Modular reasoning about class invariants is challenging in the pres-ence of collaborating ...
Object invariants define the consistency of objects. They have subtle semantics, mainly because of c...
An object invariant defines what it means for an object’s data to be in a consistent state. Object i...
Reasoning about object-oriented programs is difficult since such programs usually involve aliasing, ...
Object invariants define the consistency of objects. They have subtle semantics, mainly because of c...
Formal specifications describe the behaviour of object-oriented systems precisely, with the intent t...
AbstractClassical specification and verification techniques support invariants for individual object...
Object classes are the building blocks for object-oriented software. The design methodologies have f...
AbstractIn general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in ...
In general, invariants may depend on the state of other objects. The approach introduced in this pap...
AbstractWe present a Hoare-style specification and verification approach for invariants in sequentia...
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...
Modular reasoning about class invariants is challenging in the presence of dependencies among collab...
Class invariants are a highly useful feature for the verification of object-oriented programs, becau...
Abstract. Modular reasoning about class invariants is challenging in the pres-ence of collaborating ...
Object invariants define the consistency of objects. They have subtle semantics, mainly because of c...
An object invariant defines what it means for an object’s data to be in a consistent state. Object i...
Reasoning about object-oriented programs is difficult since such programs usually involve aliasing, ...
Object invariants define the consistency of objects. They have subtle semantics, mainly because of c...
Formal specifications describe the behaviour of object-oriented systems precisely, with the intent t...
AbstractClassical specification and verification techniques support invariants for individual object...
Object classes are the building blocks for object-oriented software. The design methodologies have f...