Formal Methods of Software Design, Eric Hehner, segment 18 page 1 out of 3 [1] We introduced a time variable for the purpose of calculating execution time. The time variable has played no role in the computation itself, so far. Now I want to suggest that it can play a role in the computation. Computers […]
applications communication protocols processors (CPUs) kernel of a secure distributed operating system compilers safety-critical: medical systems, nuclear control railway automated control aerospace — attitude monitors instrumentation systems telephone and internet switching systems airplane cabin communications any software that must be correct 1/6 programs are commands to a computer → execution mathematical expressions → theory of
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Formal Methods of Software Design, Eric Hehner, segment 29 page 1 out of 4 [1] We have done a lot of programming and proving without concurrency. In this lecture, I want to show you how concurrency can be introduced automatically. We can write our programs as usual, and let the compiler transform them for concurrent
Basics of Pointers and Arrays Basics of Pointers and Arrays Key Points (excuse the pun) 1) How memory allocation works 2) How to create pointers to variables in memory in c 3) How to differentiate between an address in memory for a variable and its value (referencing / dereferencing) 4) How to create arrays and
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Formal Methods of Software Design, Eric Hehner, segment 17 page 1 out of 4 [1] This lecture is a mid course review. You are looking at the topics we have covered up to now. We started with [2] binary theory, and I think you can appreciate how useful it is for writing specifications and proving
Formal Methods of Software Design, Eric Hehner, segment 11 page 1 out of 4 [1] We have been writing specifications about the initial and final values of variables, and refining the specifications to obtain programs. But we haven’t been concerned with how long a computation takes. Now we consider time. And all we have to
Formal Methods of Software Design, Eric Hehner, segment 10 page 1 out of 4 [talking head] We’ve been talking about specifications of computer behavior. Now I want to start talking about programs. A program tells a computer what to do. So a program specifies computer behavior. People often confuse programs with computer behavior. They talk
Formal Methods of Software Design, Eric Hehner, segment 7 page 1 out of 3 [1] If you’re going to skip a lecture, this one is probably the one to skip. Or, you could listen to it but not worry about it. Because the things I have to say now are the fine points about functions.
Formal Methods of Software Design, Eric Hehner, segment 4 page 1 out of 5 [1] We’re looking at the most basic data structures. Bunches are [2] unpackaged and unindexed. Sets are [3] packaged but not indexed. [4] Strings are indexed but not packaged. [5] And lists are both packaged and indexed. We’ve done bunches and
3/23/2021 A3: Parallel KNN A3: Parallel KNN Due Wednesday by 5pm Points 10 Note: There is a small bug in the starter code. There should be a break statement after the following two lines (line 62 in classifier.c) Introduction So far we’ve seen two machine learning protocols: nearest neighbor classification and decision trees. We saw