Synthesis of C++ Software from Verifiable CSPm Specifications

CSP++ is an object-oriented application framework for execution of CSP specifications that have been automatically synthesized into C++ source code by the cspt translator. We describe the tool's new capability of accepting input in CSPm syntax, the same dialect processed by the commercial verification tool, FDR2. Using a new ATM case study in CSPm, we give samples of generated code, and illustrate the use of “selective formalism” to code and verify some system functionality in CSP, and supply other functionality via user-coded C++ functions linked to events in the CSP specifications.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2005
• Where: ECBS
• Authors: Stephen Doxsee, William B. Gardner
• Keywords: C++ Source Code, CSP Specifications, ECBS 2005, Hardware, Object-oriented Application Framework