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Unified syntax for abstract state machines

Arcaini et al., 2016

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14241545181496487111
Author
Arcaini P
Bonfanti S
Dausend M
Gargantini A
Mashkoor A
Raschke A
Riccobene E
Scandurra P
Stegmaier M
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International Conference on Abstract State Machines, Alloy, B, TLA, VDM, and Z

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The paper presents our efforts in defining UASM, a unified syntax for Abstract State Machines (ASMs), based on the syntaxes of two of the main ASM frameworks, CoreASM and ASMETA, which have been adapted to accept UASM as input syntax of all their validation …
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