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Specification and Verification of Object-Oriented Software

Specification and Verification of Object-Oriented Software. K. Rustan M. Leino Research in Software Engineering ( RiSE ) Microsoft Research, Redmond, WA. part 4 International Summer School Marktoberdorf Marktoberdorf , Germany 11 August 2008. Example: Queue. Demo: Queue.dfy. :Queue.

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Specification and Verification of Object-Oriented Software

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  1. Specification and Verification of Object-Oriented Software K. Rustan M. Leino Research in Software Engineering (RiSE)Microsoft Research, Redmond, WA part 4 International Summer School Marktoberdorf Marktoberdorf, Germany 11 August 2008

  2. Example: Queue • Demo: Queue.dfy :Queue tail head :Node :Node :Node :Node

  3. Parallel field update • foreach (x in S) { x.f := E; } Homework

  4. Capturing a parameter method Init() { this.g := new Guitar;} methodInitFromGuitar(gt: Guitar) { this.g := gt;}

  5. Capturing a parameter methodInitFromGuitar(gt: Guitar)requiresgt ≠ null gt.Valid();requiresthis  gt.footprint;modifies {this};ensures Valid();ensuresfresh(footprint – {this} – gt.footprint);{this.g := gt; this.footprint := {this} + {g} + g.footprint; } Does gt.Valid() holdafter InitFromGuitar?

  6. A caller method Client() {varkim := new Guitar; callkim.Init(); var r := newRockBand; callr.InitFromGuitar(kim); callkim.Strum(); callr.Play(); } allowed error

  7. Demo • RockBand0.dfy

  8. Borrowing a parameter method Session(org: Organ) { … callg.Strum(); callorg.Grind(); … }

  9. Borrowing a parameter method Session(org: Organ) requires Valid()  org ≠ null  org.Valid(); modifies footprint, org.footprint; ensures Valid  org.Valid(); ensuresfresh(footprint – old(footprint)); ensuresfresh(org.footprint – old(org.footprint));

  10. A client method Client() { var r := newRockBand; callr.Init(); var b3 := new Organ; call b3.Init(); callr.Session(b3); callr.Play(); call b3.Grind(); }

  11. Demo • RockBand1.dfy

  12. Borrowing a parameter, variation method Session(org: Organ) … ensuresfresh(footprint – old(footprint)); ensuresfresh(org.footprint – old(org.footprint)); ensuresfresh(footprint + org.footprint – old(footprint) – old(org.footprint)); ensures footprint !! org.footprint; requires footprint !! org.footprint;

  13. Demo • RockBand1.dfy, variation

  14. Hiding a definition • function F(p: T) returns (U) reads R; • axiom ( h0: HeapType, h1: HeapType, this: C, p: T IsHeap(h0)  IsHeap(h1) ( o,f  (o,f)  R  h0[o,f] = h1[o,f])  #F(h0,this,p) = #F(h1,this,p));

  15. Example: BinaryTree • IntSet.dfy

  16. Example: List • List.dfy (see pre-lecture notes for Reverse)

  17. Specifications in Spec# • non-null types • Valid() implicit (declared via invariant) • [Rep] for components of aggregates • [Captured] (“borrowed” is default) • modifies this.* implicit • modifies p.* implicit for “committed” p

  18. Combining access and value • Implicit dynamic frames [Smans et al.] • Separation logic[Reynolds, O’Hearn, Parkinson, …]

  19. Summary • Design semantics in terms of an intermediate language! • can support different logics: first-order, higher-order, separation, etc. • Research problem: how to specify programs • Trade-offs in specification styles: • economic (non-verbose) specifications • flexibility, expressibility • automation • Links: • http://research.microsoft.com/~leino • http://research.microsoft.com/specsharp

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