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Contracts for concurrency
2008
Formal Aspects of Computing
The SCOOP model extends the Eiffel programming language to provide support for concurrent programming. The model is largely based on the principles of Design by Contract. Nevertheless, the semantics of contracts used in SCOOP is not suitable for concurrent programming because it only allows for restricted reasoning about correctness properties; liveness properties are completely intractable. Additionally, SCOOP does not provide a clear semantics for postconditions. We propose a generalized
doi:10.1007/s00165-007-0063-2
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