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How write formal specifications? daniele.benegiamo@aleph.it (Daniele Benegiamo) (1999-09-05) |
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From: | Daniele Benegiamo <daniele.benegiamo@aleph.it> |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers,comp.lang.beta |
Date: | 5 Sep 1999 02:44:20 -0400 |
Organization: | I.Net S.p.A. |
Keywords: | design, question, comment |
Hi,
I would know what is the better (or at least the most used :) )
formalism to write formal specifications for static and dynamic
semantics of a language.
I know that exists at least two notations: algebraic and with
attribute grammar. Exists other notations? If so, where can I found
informations about?
Thanks, Daniele.
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Daniele "kafumanto" Benegiamo | mailto:Daniele.Benegiamo@aleph.it
| http://www.aleph.it/~benegi01
[I've seen a bunch of them, none all that satisfactory because a useful
spec tends to be so long that it's nearly impossible to debug. -John]
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