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Krakatoa
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The Java Modeling Language, JML for short, has been designed to formally specify the behaviour of Java programs. The Krakatoa tool allows one to certify that a JML-annotated method of a Java program meets its specifications. More precisely, it focuses on verifying the soundness of implementations with reference to pre/post-conditions (given in the specification) and class invariants. This amounts to proving that class invariants, as well as post-conditions, hold at the end of a method execution, provided that invariants and pre-conditions were valid at the beginning. The Krakatoa approach involves three distinct components: the Why tool, which computes proof obligations for a core imperative language annotated with pre and post conditions, the Coq proof assistant for modelisation of specifications and development of proofs, and finally the Krakatoa tool, which reads the Java files and produces specifications for Coq and a representation of the semantics of the Java program into Why's input language.

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A preliminary release is now available. You can download below: Please check the requirements mentioned in the documentation. This documentation also includes a small tutorial and a reference manual.

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