Programming from Specifications¶
Morgan, C. (1990). Programming from Specifications. Prentice Hall.
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- Refinement
- Iteration is the mechanism (repeating a cycle); refinement is the purpose (improvement through feedback), a distinction Morgan (1990) makes precise in deriving programs from specifications via successive refinement steps.
This sourceDevelops a refinement calculus in which programs are derived from specifications through a sequence of formally justified refinement steps; sharply separates refinement (purposeful, correctness-preserving) from mere iteration.
- Iteration is the mechanism (repeating a cycle); refinement is the purpose (improvement through feedback), a distinction Morgan (1990) makes precise in deriving programs from specifications via successive refinement steps.
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