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About Hoare Logics for Higher-Order Store

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About Hoare Logics for Higher-Order Store
Abstract. We present a Hoare logic for a simple imperative whilelanguage with stored commands, ie. stored parameterless procedures. Stores that may contain procedures are called higher-order. Soundness of our logic is established by using denotational rather than operational semantics. The former is employed to elegantly account for an inherent difficulty of higher-order store, namely that assertions necessarily describe recursive predicates on a recursive domain. In order to obtain proof rules for mutually recursive procedures, assertions have to explicitly refer to the code of the procedures.
Bernhard Reus, Thomas Streicher
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Type Conference
Year 2005
Where ICALP
Authors Bernhard Reus, Thomas Streicher
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