Titlebook: Verification of Object-Oriented Software. The KeY Approach; Foreword by K. Rusta Bernhard Beckert,Reiner Hähnle,Peter H. Schmitt Book 2007

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Formal Specificatione basic building blocks of formal specification—pre- and postconditions, invariants, and modifies clauses—that have already been informally introduced in Sect. 1.3. The next two sections then show how these notions can be formulated in two popular specification languages, OCL and JML. A short compar

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Pattern-Driven Formal Specification1995] did. Offering ., software design patterns (from now simply called “patterns”) proved to be attractive not only for software designers and developers: as academic teachers we often observe that patterns belong to a small number of methods that are immediately perceived as useful by most student

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Natural Language Specificationsntained and authored by people with varying levels of familiarity with a formal specification language such as OCL. While a user of the KeY theorem prover should know a formal specification language, we cannot expect the same from a typical software developer, manager or customer. Hence there is nee

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