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Prototyping SOS Meta-theory in Maude Export

Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science In Proceedings of the Second Workshop on Structural Operational Semantics (SOS 2005), Vol. 156, No. 1. (15 May 2006), pp. 135-150.

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We present a prototype implementation of SOS meta-theory in the Maude term rewriting language. The prototype defines the basic concepts of SOS meta-theory (e.g., transition formulae, deduction rules and transition system specifications) in Maude. Besides the basic definitions, we implement methods for checking the premises of some SOS meta-theorems (e.g., GSOS congruence meta-theorem) in this framework. Furthermore, we define a generic strategy for animating programs and models for semantic specifications in our meta-language. The general goal of this line of research is to develop a general-purpose tool that assists language designers by checking useful properties about the language under definition and by providing a rapid prototyping environment for scrutinizing the actual behavior of programs according to the defined semantics.


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