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How to build quality software: the Eiffel experience
Date de création :
18.04.2017Auteur(s) :
Bertrand MEYERPrésentation
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Résumé
With society’s growing reliance on IT systems, the ability to write high-quality software is ever more critical. While a posteriori verification techniques have their role, there is no substitute for methods and tools that provide built-in quality (“correctness by construction”) and scale up to very large systems. For several decades my colleagues and I have been building such a method, based in particular on the concept of Design by Contract, the associated tools and the supporting language, Eiffel. The scope is wide, encompassing all aspects of the software development process, from requirements and design to implementation and verification. I will present an overview of the approach, show what it can yield, and discuss remaining open issues. This talk is meant for everyone, whether from industry or academia, with an interest in practical techniques for engineering high-quality software.
"Domaine(s)" et indice(s) Dewey
- Génie Logiciel : Langage de programmation en général (005.13)
- Software systems analysis and design (005.12)
Domaine(s)
- Informatique
- Programmation : Algorithmique, langages, conception objet, programmes
- Informatique
- Informatique
- Génie logiciel : conception, qualité, documentation, maintenance
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Intervenants
Édition
- INRIA (Institut national de recherche en informatique et automatique)
Diffusion
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