Specification in B: an introduction using the B toolkit
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 183-186) and index 1. Abstract machines. 1.1. Software development lifecycles. 1.2. Specification using abstract machines. 1.3. Semantics of abstract machines. 1.4. Internal consistency. 1.5. Animation. 1.6. Exercises 1 -- 2. Constructing specifications. 2.1. Machine composition mechanisms. 2.2. Structuring mechanisms and proof. 2.3. Translation of analysis models. 2.4. Renaming. 2.5. Exercises 2 -- 3. Design and refinement. 3.1. The layered development paradigm. 3.2. Refinement. 3.3. Implementation. 3.4. System construction. 3.5. Implementation example -- Vending machines. 3.6. Exercises 3 -- 4. Proof. 4.1. The B tool. 4.2. Proof of internal consistency obligations. 4.3. Proof listings. 4.4. Animation. 4.5. Refinement proof. 4.6. Refinement proof example -- Vending system. 4.7. Exercises 4 -- 5. Implementation. 5.1. Prototype generation. 5.2. Implementing complex data. 5.3. Base generation. 5.4. Coding and integration. 5.5. Exercises 5 -- 6. Case studies. 6.1. Real-time communication protocol. 6.2. Dependability evaluation of B AMN developments. 6.3. Case study: Radar track-former system. 6.4. Safety analysis techniques for B. 6.5. Timing analysis of B AMN specifications. 6.6. Conclusions This book gives a practical introduction to the B specification language and method, an approach to the development of high-quality software using rigorous CASE techniques. It is suitable for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses, in addition to being an introduction for industrial practitioners. Extensive examples of all development life-cycle stages are given, including animation, proof, design and code generation in C. Two large case studies and exercises with solutions are provided. The authors have extensive experience in teaching B and in its industrial application to high integrity systems. The book uses the B Toolkit to support the text, but it is also relevant to users of alternative toolsets for B. |
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