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LCLint: A Tool for Using Specifications to Check Code David Evans, John Guttag, James Horning, and Yang Meng Tan Abstract This paper describes LCLint, an efficient and flexible tool that accepts as input programs (writt
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Document Date: 1999-12-09 17:40:10


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Montreal / Boston / /

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MIT Laboratory / M. LCLint / MIT Press / CRC Press / IEEE Software / /

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United States / /

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DEC Systems Research Center / MIT Laboratory / Prentice Hall / /

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return day / /

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on-line help / message printing / software development / program verification systems / portfolio management tool / software reliability / real software development / software designs / /

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Unix / OSF/1 / Ultrix / Solaris / /

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National Science Foundation / MIT / US Department of Defense / US Government Printing Office / /

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Yang Meng Tan / John Guttag / Gary Feldman / James H. Morris / Jr. / Steve Harrison / Leon J. Osterweil / Yang Meng Tan Abstract / David Evans / Steve Garland / Keith W. Miller / Fred Stevens / Steven P. Reiss / Cindy Wilson / Kurt M. Olender / Larry J. Morell / Kevin Jones / Dan Craigen / Bill McKeeman / James Horning / Joe Wild / Jeannette Wing / Greg Nelson / L. D. Fosdick / Barbara Liskov / Carolyn K. Duby / Scott Meyers / Daniel Jackson / /

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type qualifier / editor / Prime Minister / experienced Fortran programmer / General / Software Engineer / programmer / /

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LCLint / /

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C / Modula-3 / ANSI C / Ada / CLU / D / Fortran / C++ / /

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IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering / IEEE Software / /

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ANSI C / Unix / Linux / /

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