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User Experience with Language-Independent Formal Verification

12/06/2019

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by Suhabe Bugrara, et al.

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The goal of this paper is to help mainstream programmers routinely use formal verification on their smart contracts by 1) proposing a new YAML-format for writing general-purpose formal specifications, 2) demonstrating how a formal specification can be incrementally built up without needing advanced training, and 3) showing how formal specifications can be tested by using program mutation.

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