Proved Metamodels as Backbone for Software Adaptation

Barbier, Franck; Ballagny, Cyril

doi:10.1109/hase.2010.12

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“…Other work on UML statemachine semantics in Coq has, e.g., been done in [3]. UML diagrams specifying behavior have also been translated into Coq formulas in the context of protocol verification [14].…”

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Towards a formal foundation of behavioral types for UML state-machines

Blech

Schätz

2012

SIGSOFT Softw. Eng. Notes

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Behavioral types for model-based development comprise abstract behavioral aspects of the models they are associated with. Behavioral types allow checking that a model fulfills these behavioral aspects. Furthermore, as types can be related with each other, they support more complex checks and guarantees like compatibility in composition and refinement of models in a model based development process.We propose a behavioral type system and explain its properties, specifically targeting a subset of UML state-machines. We present an early implementation that generates behavioral type definitions out of an Eclipse-based modeling environment. These type definitions are generated for the higherorder proof assistant Coq as files. We present checking and comparison techniques based on these files for behavioral aspects that can be derived from the model definition.

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