Extracting General Recursive Program Schemes in Nuprl’s Type Theory

Caldwell, James L.

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“…• One of them is to follow the correct by construction slogan and to produce code from the specification, either by means of a transformational approach that often requires human intervention, or by casting the original problem in some constructive type theory that will lead directly to an implementation in a calculus by exploiting the Curry-Howard isomorphism [105,22,13,102].…”

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An Object-oriented Formal Notation: Executable Specifications in Clay = Una notación formal orientada a objetos : especificaciones ejecutables con Clay

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This chapter presents the main features of Clay by means of examples that will be used throughout the thesis. Sections 2.2-2.8 introduce the basic constructs of the language. In Section 2.9 we will deal with some nontrivial aspects of our notation that may differ from other objectoriented specification and programming languages. Subsequent chapters will provide a more formal presentation of the language. Chapter 3 is devoted to the type system of Clay, and Chapter 4 provides a logical semantics. For a full language reference, including the concrete syntax, the reader is referred to Appendix A.

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