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Tool Support for Engineering Certifiable Software


@inproceedings{Safecert08,
  author    = {L{\\'a}szl{\\'o} G{\\"o}nczy and Istv\\'an Majzik and A\\'kos Horv\\'ath and D{\\'a}niel Varr{\\'o} and Andr\\'as Balogh and Zolt\\'an Micskei and Andr\\'as Pataricza},
  title     = {{Tool Support for Engineering Certifiable Software}},
  booktitle = {Proc. of First Workshop on the Certification of Safety-Critical Software Controlled
  Systems  (SafeCert08)},
  editor = {Michaela Huhn and Hardi Hungar},
  series    = {},
  publisher = {},
  note={},
  pages = {68-73},
  year      = {2008},
  address = {Budapest, Hungary},
  abstract  =  {Formal methods can effectively support the model driven develoment and analysis of IT applications in many
domains. Typically, the domain-specific engineering models are transformed to formal analysis models (to
compute measures that help the designer in verifying the design decisions) and verified models are mapped
to test and implementation related software artefacts. An overview of four European projects demonstrates
the use of support tools and tool integration facilities in development processes of systems having in sight
the demand of certification according to domain-specific standards.}
}



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