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Desugaring JML Method Specifications (2000) [17 citations — 7 self]

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by Arun D. Raghavan , Arun D. Raghavan , Gary T. Leavens , Gary T. Leavens

Computing Science Institute Nijmegen

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@TECHREPORT{Raghavan00desugaringjml,
    author = {Arun D. Raghavan and Arun D. Raghavan and Gary T. Leavens and Gary T. Leavens},
    title = {Desugaring JML Method Specifications},
    institution = {Computing Science Institute Nijmegen},
    year = {2000}
}

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JML, which stands for "Java Modeling Language," is a behavioral interface specification language (BISL) designed to specify Java modules. JML features a great deal of syntactic sugar that is designed to make specifications more expressive. This paper presents a desugaring process that boils down all of the syntactic sugars in JML into a much simpler form. This desugaring will help one manipulate JML specifications in tools, understand the meaning of these sugars, and it also allows the use of JML specifications in verification.

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246	Preliminary Design of JML: A Behavioral Interface Specification Language for Java – Leavens, Baker, et al. - 2003
178	The Java Language Specification. The Java Series – Gosling, Joy, et al. - 1996
106	G.T.: Forcing behavioral subtyping through specification inheritance – Dhara, Leavens - 1996
96	The Java Programming Language. The Java Series – Arnold, Gosling - 1998
60	Writing Larch interface language specifications – Wing - 1987
27	Enhancing the pre- and postcondition technique for more expressive specifications – Leavens, Baker - 1999
5	Design of a JML documentation generator – Raghavan - 2000