Available Documentation. The following pages give useful information about the Rodin platform releases: • Release notes[23] . • Bugs[24] . • Feature requests[25] .
Available Documentation. Pre-studies (states of the art, proposals, discussions). • Proposals for Mathematical Extensions for Event-B [3] • Mathematical Extension in Event-B through the Rodin Theory Component [4] • Generic Parser's Design Alternatives [5] • Theoretical Description of Structured Types [6] • Technical details (specifications). • Mathematical_Extensions wiki page [7] • Constrained Dynamic Lexer wiki page [8] • Constrained Dynamic Parser wiki page [1] • Theory plug-in wiki page [9] • Records Extension Documentation on wiki [10] • Teaching materials (tutorials). • User's guides. • Theory Plug-in User Manual [11]
Available Documentation. The internals of the relevance filter plug-in and the process of fine tuning are documented in X. Xxxxx'x Master thesis.[6] • A rigorous specification of Event-B's logic (for Rodin developers) and a reference document containing the definitions of built-in symbols (for Rodin developers and users) can be found in "The logic of Event-B" report.[10] • The specification of the Improved XX Xxxxx Generation [14] is available from the Rodin Wiki.
Available Documentation. The following pages give useful information about UML-B: • Lectures[1] . • Tutorials[1] . • Worked Examples[1] . UML-B State-machine Animation Plug-in: • General information[2] • Tutorial[3]
Available Documentation. SVN Team-based development documentation[5] • Decomposition plug-in user guide [6] • Event Model decomposition for shared variable approach [7] • Decomposition tool for Event-B [8]
Available Documentation. 8.4.1. Flow plug-in • An extensive example of the application of the flows in the modelling (the old version) is available to the DEPLOY Project members as a part of the Bosch cruise control case study. • There is a wiki page describing the core proof obligations generated by the tool - Flows • Tutorial slides available from the project file share
Available Documentation. See the references below. The validation document is being prepared and will probably be made available in spring 2011.
Available Documentation. Papers describing previous work: • X. Xxxxxxxx, X. Xxxxxx, X. Xxxxxxxx, X. Xxxxxx. Automatic Testing from Formal Specifications. In Proc. of TAP'07, pp. 95-113, LNCS 4454, Springer, 2007. • X. Xxxxxxxxx, X. Xxxxxxx, X. Xxxx, X. Xxxxxxxx, X. Xxxxxxxxxxx, X. Xxxxxx, X. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx. Applying Model Checking to Generate Model-Based Integration Tests from Choreography Models. In Proc. of TestCom/FATES 2009, pp. 179-194, IEEE Computer Society, 2009. • X. Xxxxxxxxx, X. Xxxxx. Functional Search-based Testing from State Machines. In Proc. of ICST 2008, pp. 525-528, IEEE Computer Society, 2008. • X. Xxxxxxxxx, X. Xxxxxxxxxx. Improving Testing of Enterprise Systems by Model-Based Testing on Graphical User Interfaces. In Proc. of the Satellite Workshops of ECBS'10. pp. 352-357, IEEE Computer Society, 2010. See also: DEPLOY Deliverable D53 (August 2010).
Available Documentation. A Mode/FT Views documentation is available for users.[34] Papers have been published: • Structuring Specifications with Modes [35]. • Modal Systems: Specification, Refinement and Realisation [36]. • On Fault Tolerance Reuse during Refinement [37].
Available Documentation. UML-B Refinement is described in a paper which was presented at the FM2009 conference in Eindhoven. It is available here: Language and Tool Support for Class and State Machine Refinement in UML-B [2] A tutorial on how to refine state-machines is available on the wiki: Refinement of Statemachines [3] State-machine animation is described on the wiki here: UML-B - Statemachine Animation [4] It is also available as a short paper here: Animation of UML-B State-machines [5] The EMF Framework for Event-B is described on the wiki here: EMF framework for Event-B [6] It is also available as a short paper here: An EMF Framework for Event-B [7]
