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    Accessible Formal Methods: A Study of the Java Modeling Language

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    Author
    Rawding, Michael
    Andriamanalimanana, Bruno; Advisor
    Spetka, Scott; Reviewer
    Vishwanathan, Roopa; Reviewer
    Keyword
    Java Modeling Language
    OpenJML
    Java
    software testing
    Date Published
    2017-04-17
    
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/1101
    Abstract
    While formal methods offer the highest level of confidence that software behaves as intended, they are notoriously difficult to use. The Java Modeling Language and the associated OpenJML tool aim to make formal specification and verification more accessible to Java developers. This report gives an overview of JML and assesses its current status and usability. Though many common Java features have been implemented, lack of standard library support is identified as an obstacle to using JML effectively. To help address that problem, this report documents the process of adding support for a new library to OpenJML.
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    A project presented to the Department of Computer and Information Sciences State University of New York Polytechnic Institute at Utica.
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