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Supporting Proof in a Reactive Development Environment Farhad Mehta ETH Zurich Department of Computer Science Claussiusstr 49 8092 Zurich Switzerland fmehta inf ethz ch Abstract Reactive integrated development environments for soft ware engineering have lead to an increase in productiv ity and quality of programs produced They have done so by replacing the traditional sequential compile test debug development cycle with a more integrated and reactive de velopm
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Reactivity of Cooperative Systems Application to ReactiveML extended version Louis Mandel C dric Pasteur RESEARCH REPORT N 8549 June 2014 Project Teams PARKAS ISSN 0249 6399 ISRN INRIA RR 8549 FR ENG I d informatics mathematics Reactivity of Cooperative Systems Application to ReactiveML extended version Louis Mandel C dric Pasteur Project Teams PARKAS Research Report n 8549 June 2014 29 pages Abstract Cooperative scheduling
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Functional Reactive Programming for Robotics with Elm Adrian Victor Velicu Ath Year Project Report Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science School of Informatics University of Edinburgh 2014 Abstract Robot controllers are typically written in imperative programming languages in a loop that consists of reading sensor values performing computation and sending motor commands back to the robot Imperative programs that rely heavily on state can be difficult to debug
Reactive Systems How to use the Concurrency Workbench CWB NC Matthew Hennessy October 11 2008 Contents 1 Before you start 2 Starting the Workbench 3 Loading files 4 Checking for process equivalence 5 Using the simulator 6 More on workbench syntax 7 Checking modal properties 8 Using scripts 1 Before you start Before starting on this worksheet you MUST have read at least Chapters 1 and 3 of the user manual of the CWB available from CWB homepage To follow
ReactiveML a Reactive Extension to ML Louis Mandel and Marc Pouzet Universit Pierre et Marie Curie LIP6 ABSTRACT We present REACTIVEML a programming language dedi cated to the implementation of complex reactive systems as found in graphical user interfaces video games or simulation problems The language is based on the reactive model in troduced by Boussinot This model combines the so called synchronous model found in ESTEREL which provides instan taneous co
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Automatic Rate Desynchronization of Embedded Reactive Programs ALAIN GIRAULT INRIA Rh ne Alpes Pop ART project Montbonnot FRANCE and XAVIER NICOLLIN INPGrenoble VERIMAG Gi res FRANCE and MARC POUZET Universit Paris Sud LRI Orsay FRANCE Many embedded reactive programs perform computations at different rates while still requiring the overall application to satisfy very tight temporal constraints We propose a method to auto matically distribute programs