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Refinement and Separation Contexts

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Refinement and Separation Contexts
A separation context is a client program which does not dereference internals of a module with which it interacts. We use certain "precise" relations to unambiguously describe the storage of a module and prove that separation contexts preserve such relations. We also show that a simulation theorem holds for separation contexts, while this is not the case for arbitrary client programs.
Ivana Mijajlovic, Noah Torp-Smith, Peter W. O'Hear
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Type Conference
Year 2004
Where FSTTCS
Authors Ivana Mijajlovic, Noah Torp-Smith, Peter W. O'Hearn
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