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A semantic model of a small typed functional language using Object-Z

Published: 05 December 2000 Publication History

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The Object-Z notation is a good meta-language that can be used to specify the denotational semantics of programming languages. It has been effectively applied to some categories of languages. These include the procedural languages, the object-oriented procedural languages and specification languages. To widen these categories, this paper applies Object-Z to the specification of the semantics of a small typed functional language.

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    APSEC '00: Proceedings of the Seventh Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference
    December 2000
    ISBN:0769509150

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    IEEE Computer Society

    United States

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    Published: 05 December 2000

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    1. Object-Z notation
    2. abstract data types
    3. denotational semantics
    4. functional languages
    5. meta-language
    6. object-oriented languages
    7. object-oriented methods
    8. object-oriented procedural languages
    9. programming language semantics
    10. programming languages
    11. semantic model
    12. specification languages
    13. typed functional language

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