ASSPEGIQUE: An integrated environment for algebraic specifications
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Abstract: In this paper, we describe ASSPEGIQUE, an integrated environment for the development of large algebraic specifications. We first describe the underlying specification language, PLUSS-E, based on the specification-building primitives of ASL and E,R-algebras, a formal framework for exception handling. We then describe the design and organization of the specification environment. This environment allows the user to introduce specifications in a hierarchized library, to edit them through a special purpose editor (with a graphical interface), to compile them and to debug them. A symbolic evaluator and theorem proving tools completes ASSPEGIQUE into an environment suitable for rapid prototyping.
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