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Constraint-Oriented Style in LOTOS

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Turner KJ (1988) Constraint-Oriented Style in LOTOS. In: Proceedings of the British Computer Society Workshop on Formal Methods in Standards. British Computer Society Workshop on Formal Methods in Standards, April 1988, London. London: British Computer Society, pp. 1-13.

Abstract
The concept of a constraint-oriented specification style is presented in general terms and with respect to the ISO Formal Description Technique LOTOS (Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification). The constraint-oriented style has proven very suitable for specifying the abstract, implementation-independent behaviour of systems in a modular fashion. The essential idea behind constraint-oriented specification is separation of concerns, which is facilitated by the behaviour combinators of LOTOS. The constraint-oriented style is illustrated by giving a highly-structured specification in LOTOS of the well-known AB (Alternating Bit) Protocol.

StatusUnpublished
Publication date30/04/1988
URLhttp://hdl.handle.net/1893/617
PublisherBritish Computer Society
Place of publicationLondon
ConferenceBritish Computer Society Workshop on Formal Methods in Standards, April 1988
Conference locationLondon

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Professor KEN Turner

Professor KEN Turner

Emeritus Professor, Computing Science

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