Titlebook: Software Engineering with OBJ; Algebraic Specificat Joseph Goguen,Grant Malcolm Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Har

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Specifying in OBJ, Verifying in REVE and Some Ideas about Timetionally used in connection with software development, as tools for the specification and verification of digital systems. We therefore identify the aspects of these systems which are relevant to hardware development. In particular, we are concerned with optimising proofs in REVE and specifying behaviour of circuits through time.

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Applications of OBJ to the Specification of Standards for Computer Graphicsal specifications of the systems are given illustrating how the specification of a system can be built up from a hierarchy of simple components. The purpose of the paper is to illustrate one approach to the description of a compatible family of graphics standards and the use of formal specification techniques in this process.

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Semantic Specifications for the Rewrite Rule Machinete processor. The second specification, called the . model, provides a more concrete operational semantics for this processor, using algebraic semantics (in OBJ) and set theory. The third specification, called ., gives an abstract semantics for the Rewrite Rule Machine as a whole.

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Introducing OBJs. Release 2 of OBJ3 is described in detail, with many examples. OBJ is a wide spectrum first-order functional language that is rigorously based on (order sorted) equational logic and parameterized programming, supporting a declarative style that facilitates verification and allows OBJ to be used as