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AMAST
2004
Springer

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Modularity and the Rule of Adaptation

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Modularity and the Rule of Adaptation

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This paper presents a new rule for reasoning about method calls in object-oriented programs. It is an adaptation of Hoare's rule of adaptation to the object-oriented paradigm, which takes both the write effects and the creational effects of a method into account. The new rule contributes in various ways to the modularity of the specification. We also argue that our rule of adaptation is the missing link between Hoare logics and proof outlines for object-oriented programs.

Cees Pierik, Frank S. de Boer

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Added	20 Aug 2010
Updated	20 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2004
Where	AMAST
Authors	Cees Pierik, Frank S. de Boer

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