Ferrari G. L., Gnesi S., Montanari U., Pistore M.
Software Program Verification
This article presents a semantic-based environment for reasoning about the behavior of mobile systems. The verification environment, called HAL, exploits a novel automata-like model that allows finite-state verification of systems specified in the ?-calculus. The HAL system is able to interface with several efficient toolkits (e.g. model-checkers) to determine whether or not certain properties hold for a given specification. We report experimental results on some case studies.
Source: ACM transactions on software engineering and methodology 12 (2003): 440–473.
Publisher: Association for Computing Machinery,, New York, NY , Stati Uniti d'America
@article{oai:it.cnr:prodotti:43909, title = {A model-checking verification environment for mobile processes}, author = {Ferrari G. L. and Gnesi S. and Montanari U. and Pistore M.}, publisher = {Association for Computing Machinery,, New York, NY , Stati Uniti d'America}, journal = {ACM transactions on software engineering and methodology}, volume = {12}, pages = {440–473}, year = {2003} }