During this year’s ESSLLI (European Summer School in Logic, Language and Information) I was teaching a course on Algebraic Specification and Verification with CafeOBJ. Please this post for the course materials like slides and code example. Abstract Ensuring correctness of complex systems like computer programs or communication protocols is gaining […]
Thanks to Takahiro Seino there is now an introduction to CafeOBJ targeting beginners. This introduction is available in both English and Japanese. I have added links to the Introduction on the Documentation Page and in the Documentation menu. Thanks to Seino-san for his contribution.
This second in a series of tutorials will introduce you to functional programming the CafeOBJ way, in particular will we discuss lists and various ways to implement, use, and abuse the. We expect a running CafeOBJ interpreter being available. For a first steps tutorial, please consult this post.
This tutorial will guide you through starting the CafeOBJ interpreter, and some simple calculations. We will also give a very short introduction to the logic background of CafeOBJ, and the basic structure of the language.
