CoCoViLa -- a tool for structural synthesis of programs
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Notice: Hosted by Grigori Mints.
Date: Monday March 04, 2013 at 11:00
Location: EJ228 (SRI E building) (Directions)
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Structural synthesis of programs (SSP) was developed in eighties of the last century (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_synthesis_of_programs). Its logical correctness was demonstrated by G.Mints (see "Grigori Mints and Computer Science" by Enn Tyugu in: Proofs,Categories and Computations. Solomon Feferman, Wilfried Sieg, eds. 2010), and it was implemented on mainframes first (PRIZ system), and later on various platforms in Unix environment (Nut and Nuts). The present talk incudes: - a very brief introductin of SSP in terms of intuitionistic propositional calculus and higher-order constraint networks; - overview of CoCoViLa (http://www.cs.ioc.ee/cocovila/) as a model-based software development platform that uses SSP; - demonstration of SSP on various examples. |
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