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Complete Program Synthesis for Linear Arithmetic

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Synthesis of programs or their fragments is a way to write programs by providing only their meaning without worrying about the implementation details. It avoids the drawback of writing sequential code, which might be difficult to check, error-prone or tedi ...

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Web-Enabled Remote Scientific Environments

Denis Gillet, Christophe Salzmann

A new approach to developing Web-enabled environments for remote diagnostics, maintenance, and experimentation in engineering is based on a middleware layer that uses a Java-Internet-Labview server to provide communication between Java programs and Labview ...

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Robust Dynamically Deployed Static Analysis for Java

Sebastian Gfeller

Guaranteeing the absence of errors in a program is a great challenge and many static analysis techniques have been developed to see whether a program is correct before we run it. There is, however, a whole class of programs that are especially difficult to ...

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On Development of Inspection System for Biometric Passports Using Java

Andrzej Drygajlo

Currently it is possible to implement Biometric Passport applets according to ICAO specifications. In this paper. an ePassport Java Card applet, according to ICAO specifications Using the Basic Access Control security, is developed. A system for inspection ...

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State Exploration of Scala Actor Programs

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The growing use of multicore and networked computing systems is increasing the importance of developing reliable parallel and distributed code. Unfortunately, developing and testing such code is notoriously hard, especially for shared-memory models of prog ...

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On Test Generation through Programming in UDITA

Viktor Kuncak, Tihomir Gvero, Milos Gligoric

We present an approach for describing tests using non-deterministic test generation programs. To write test generation programs, we introduce UDITA, a Java-based language with non-deterministic choice operators and an interface for generating linked struct ...

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Compiling structural types on the JVM: a comparison of reflective and generative techniques from Scala's perspective

Martin Odersky, Gilles Dubochet

This article describes Scala's compilation technique of structural types for the JVM. The technique uses Java reflection and polymorphic inline caches. Performance measurements of this technique are presented and analysed. Further measurements compare Scal ...

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Program Transformations for Light-Weight CPU Accounting and Control in the Java Virtual Machine - A Systematic Review

This article constitutes a thorough presentation of an original scheme for portable CPU accounting and control in Java, which is based on program transformation techniques at the bytecode level and can be used with every standard Java Virtual Machine. In o ...

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On Delayed Choice Execution for Falsification

Viktor Kuncak, Tihomir Gvero, Milos Gligoric

We present an approach for finding errors in programs and specifications. We formulate our approach as an execution mechanism for a non-deterministic guarded-command language. Guarded commands have already proved useful for verification-condition generatio ...

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