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96 views 110 votes 15 years 5 months ago  DSN 2002»
As our reliance on computers increases, so does the need for robust software. Previous studies have shown that many C libraries exhibit robustness problems due to exceptional inpu...
132 views 92 votes 15 years 5 months ago  ESOP 1999»
Expressions in the programming language C have such an under-specified semantics that one might expect them to be non-deterministic. However, with the help of a mechanised formali...
125 views 119 votes 15 years 4 months ago  SAC 2000»
Abstract. Formal grammars are well established for specifying the syntax of programming languages. However, the formal specification of programming language semantics has proven mo...
165 views 114 votes 15 years 2 months ago  VMV 2003»
Contour lines from topographic maps are still the most common form of elevation data for the Earth’s surface and in the case of historical landscapes, they often are the only av...
91 views 87 votes 15 years 6 months ago  CC 2005»
103 views 89 votes 15 years 4 months ago  POS 1994»
Persistent programming languages exhibit several requirements that affect the generation of native code, namely: garbage collection; arbitrary persistence of code, data and proces...
99 views 102 votes 15 years 6 months ago  QSIC 2006»
This paper describes a prototype tool, called SimC, which automatically generates test data for unit testing of C programs. The tool symbolically simulates the execution of the gi...
320 views 114 votes 15 years 6 months ago  GPCE 2005»
Abstract. This paper presents AOP++, a generic aspect-oriented programming framework in C++. It successfully incorporates AOP with object-oriented programming as well as generic pr...
301 views 199 votes 16 years 9 months ago
"This book is a tutorial. Its aim is to teach C to a beginner, but with enough of the details so as not be outgrown as the years go by. It presumes that you have some previo...
101 views 100 votes 15 years 4 months ago  GCSE 2000»
Combinations of C++ features, like inheritance, templates, and class nesting, allow for the expression of powerful component patterns. In particular, research has demonstrated that...