Healthiness Conditions Sample Clauses

Healthiness Conditions. ‌ It is often incovenient to rely on a specific syntactic form to reason about contracts, and thus as usual in the UTP methodology we will also define healthiness conditions that characterise well-formed contract predicates. This will allow us to obtain a large number of algebraic laws from lattice theory and related domains, and also allow us to reason about contracts without the need for the syntactic form. We first define functions that allow us to extract the three parts from a reactive de- sign. Definition A.1 (Pre-, Peri-, and Postcondition Functions). preR (P) ¾ ¬r P[true, false, false/ok, okj, wait] periR (P) ¾ P[true, true, false, true/ok, okj, wait, waitj] postR (P) ¾ P[true, true, false, false/ok, okj, wait, waitj] ¬ ¬
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