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4 <H1>Micro Java</H1> |
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6 This theory defines Micro Java, a small fragment of the programming language |
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7 Java (essentially just classes), together with a corresponding virtual |
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8 machine and a specification of its bytecode verifier. It is shown that Micro |
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9 Java and the given specification of the bytecode verifier are type safe. |
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10 Directories: |
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12 <DT>J |
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13 <DD>Micro Java |
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15 <DT>JVM |
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16 <DD>The virtual machine |
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18 <DT>BV |
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19 <DD>The bytecode verifier |
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24 The theory was developed by David von Oheimb, Cornelia Pusch and Tobias |
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25 Nipkow as part of the DFG-funded project |
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26 <a href="http://isabelle.in.tum.de/bali/">Bali</a>. A publication is |
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27 <a href="http://isabelle.in.tum.de/Bali/papers/MOD99.html">available</a>. |
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