Map
Index
Random
Help
th

Quote: use formal methods to verify a design instead of proving correctness; forces engineers to be precise about details; resolves differences of interpretation between implementers and testers

topics > all references > references t-z > QuoteRef: tretJ9_2001 , p. 207



Topic:
formal methods and languages
Topic:
limitations of formalism
Topic:
program proving is infeasible

Quotation Skeleton

From the start of the [BOS] project, the … properties of the design rather than proving correctness … the formalization process of the TD [technical design] forces engineers to think (more) thoroughly, to look in more … the detailed formal description of the design constituted … the formal TD served as a precise arbiter …   Google-1   Google-2

Copyright clearance needed for quotation.


Related Topics up

Topic: formal methods and languages (53 items)
Topic: limitations of formalism (92 items)
Topic: program proving is infeasible (46 items)

Copyright © 2002-2008 by C. Bradford Barber. All rights reserved.
Thesa is a trademark of C. Bradford Barber.