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- From: kuhn@swe.ncsl.nist.gov (Rick Kuhn)
- Newsgroups: comp.specification
- Subject: Re: Formal spec languages on top of C/C++ ?
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- Date: 7 Jan 93 14:44:47 GMT
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- Kanth Miriyala (kanth@andersen.uucp) wrote:
- :
- : Are there any formal specification languages available on top
- : of C/C++ environments? I am looking for formal spec languages
- : that are automatically translated down to C or C++ (perhaps
- : inefficiently or partially).
- :
- : Please send me email. Thanks.
- :
- : -Kanth
- :
- : kanth@andersen.com
-
- The NIST Estelle tools, Portable Estelle Translator (pet) and Distributed
- Implementation Generator (dingo), can generate C and C++ from formal
- specs. Estelle is the extended state transition language developed in ISO
- for OSI protocol specifications. It's useful for distributed system specs
- as well. See the anonymous ftp directory pub/petdingo on osi.ncsl.nist.gov.
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