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Matching Logic Grigore Rosu and Andrei Stefanescu (UIUC)

Matching Logic Grigore Rosu and Andrei Stefanescu (UIUC). Examples of Patterns. x points to sequence A, and the reversed sequence A has been output untrusted( ) can only be called from trusted() Read/Write datarace (simplified). Program Verification with M atchC. Formal Semantics.

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Matching Logic Grigore Rosu and Andrei Stefanescu (UIUC)

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  1. Matching Logic GrigoreRosu and Andrei Stefanescu (UIUC) Examples of Patterns • x points to sequence A, and the reversed sequence A has been output • untrusted()can only be called from trusted() • Read/Write datarace (simplified) Program Verification with MatchC Formal Semantics Highlights Flattening a tree into a list Using standard I/O Matching Logic = Operational Semantics + FOL • A logic for reasoning about configurations • Formulae • FOL over configurations, called patterns • Configurations are allowed to contain variables • Models • Ground configurations • Satisfaction • Matching for configurations, plus FOL for the rest List manipulating functions Stack inspection Partial Correctness • We have two rewrite relations on configurations  given by the language operational semantics; safe  given by specifications; unsafe, has to be proved • Idea (simplified for deterministic languages): • Pick left  right. Show that always left  (  )* right modulo matching logic reasoning (between rewrite steps) • Theorem (soundness): • If left  right and “configmatchesleft” such that config has a normal form for , then “nf(config)matchesright”

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