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Mon 16 Jul 2018 16:25 - 16:50 at Hanoi - Session 3

The standard Java API defines a number of useful and widely used interfaces, where the flow of methods invoked on objects must follow certain patterns to ensure their correct use. Typically, such patterns are informally specified in the documentation with several rules, which often do not cover full details, and are scattered throughout the whole documentation, since they usually involve more methods which are invoked subsequently. Failing to follow such rules causes a throw of IllegalStateException, or similar exceptions. Let us consider, for instance, the specification of the following types defined by the standard API of Java 10 in module java.base.

Mon 16 Jul

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16:00 - 18:15
Session 3FTfJP at Hanoi
16:00
25m
Short-paper
Reasoning about Functional Programming in Java and C++
FTfJP
David Cok CEA, LIST, Software Safety and Security Laboratory
Pre-print
16:25
25m
Short-paper
A Formalism for Specification of Java API Interfaces
FTfJP
Davide Ancona University of Genova, Francesco Dagnino DIBRIS, University of Genova, Italy, Luca Franceschini DIBRIS, University of Genova
Pre-print
16:50
25m
Short-paper
Static Latency Tracking with Placement Types
FTfJP
Pascal Weisenburger Technische Universität Darmstadt, Tobias Reinhard Technische Universität Darmstadt, Guido Salvaneschi TU Darmstadt
Pre-print
17:15
30m
Demonstration
Tool demonstration: The VerCors Verification Toolset
FTfJP
Wytse Oortwijn University of Twente, The Netherlands
Pre-print
17:45
30m
Full-paper
An Exercise in Verifying Sequential Programs with VerCors
FTfJP
Sebastiaan Joosten , Wytse Oortwijn University of Twente, The Netherlands, Mohsen Safari University of Twente, The Netherlands, Marieke Huisman University of Twente
Pre-print