De Nicola et al., 2015 - Google Patents
The SCEL language: design, implementation, verificationDe Nicola et al., 2015
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- De Nicola R
- Latella D
- Lafuente A
- Loreti M
- Margheri A
- Massink M
- Morichetta A
- Pugliese R
- Tiezzi F
- Vandin A
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- Software Engineering for Collective Autonomic Systems: The ASCENS Approach
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Abstract scel (Service Component Ensemble Language) is a new language specifically designed to rigorously model and program autonomic components and their interaction, while supporting formal reasoning on their behaviors. scel brings together various …
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