By Alessio Ferrari, Daniele Grasso (auth.), Stefan Kowalewski, Marco Roveri (eds.)
This publication constitutes the lawsuits of the fifteenth foreign Workshop on Formal tools for business serious platforms, FMICS 2010 held in Antwerp, Belgium, in September 2010 - co-located with ASE 2010, the twenty fifth IEEE/ACM overseas convention on automatic software program Engineering, The 14 papers provided have been conscientiously reviewed and chosen from 33 submissions. the purpose of the FMICS workshop sequence is to supply a discussion board for researchers who're drawn to the improvement and alertness of formal tools in undefined. It additionally strives to advertise study and improvement for the development of formal tools and instruments for commercial purposes.
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FACTORY). Our structure also achieves separation of concerns, which is very Formal Analysis of BPMN Models Using Event-B 37 Fig. 1. The shift worker scheduling model Fig. 2. The structure of the Event-B translation of Figure 1 beneficial for automated provers: A property about the control flow of process Factory can be expressed and proved at the first refinement level since it needs no information from later levels. This means a smaller hypothesis space for automated provers to search. 2 Processes We allow multiple instances of a process.
While being a completely nontechnical issue, we experience amazingly often the situation in which the software license of a tool prevented its use—even for case-studies. Either, while being available for download, the tools did not have any licensing information (which, at the end, forbids their use) or because the use in a commercial environment is excluded explicitly in the license terms (and, furthermore, no option for obtaining a commercial license is provided). Thus we would like to encourage tool 4 Lacking that feature in CoreASM, we fell back to the “traditional” way of debugging by augmenting the specification with logging statements.
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