This week Mike and Erik were trying to understand the arena of formal verification: what are these tools? Where do they come from? How do they work? Can we categorize them?
There's a ton of stuff to talk about in this area and we're just learning the things, so we made an attempt here to wade in and figure stuff out!
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Here Are Some Links to Stuff We Discussed
- Lamport’s A Science of Concurrent Programs (pdf)
- Dafny
- Cloudflare’s Formally Verified DNS
- P language
- Wadler’s Propositions as Types paper
- Hillel Wayne’s “Let’s Prove Leftpad” and repo
- Amazon Science page on “automated reasoning” as an area
- Amazon paper “Model checking distributed protocols in Must”
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