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Date: 2018-08-02 04:06:51
Model checkers
Computing
Theoretical computer science
Software engineering
Formal methods
Promela
SPIN model checker
Model checking
Guard
Certificate
Formal verification
Printf format string

Increasing Usability of Spin-based C Code Verification Using a Harness Definition Language Leveraging Model-driven Code Checking to Practitioners Daniel Ratiu Andreas Ulrich

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