Recent CARE papers

  • David Hemer & Peter Lindsay, Supporting component-based reuse in CARE,
    in: Michael Oudshoorn, ed., Proc 25th Australasian Computer Science Conference (ACSC 2002), Melbourne, Australia, Conferences in Research and Practice in Information Technology, Vol. 4, Australian Computer Society, 2002, 95-104.
    See: SVRC Technical Report 01-26.
  • David Hemer & Peter Lindsay, Specification-based retrieval strategies for module reuse, in Proc Aust Software Eng Conference (ASWEC 2001), IEEE Computer Society Press 2001, 235-243.
    Best Paper Award ASWEC 2001 See: SVRC Technical Report 01-25.
  • Lindsay, P.A., and Hemer, D., Using CARE to construct verified software,
    in: Proc. 1st Int Conf on Formal Eng Methods (ICFEM'97), Hiroshima, Japan, IEEE Computer Society Press, 1997, pages 122-131.
    See: SVRC Technical Report 97-40.
  • Hemer, D., and Lindsay, P.A., Reuse of verified design components through extended pattern matching,
    in: Proc. Formal Methods Europe (FME'97), Springer Verlag, 1997, pages 495-514.
    See: SVRC Technical Report 97-03, January 1997.
  • Lindsay, P.A., and Hemer, D., A template-based approach to construction of verified software,
    SVRC Technical Report 96-23.
  • Hemer, D., and Lindsay, P.A., The CARE toolset for developing verified programs from formal specifications,
    in: O. Frieder and J. Wigglesworth (eds), Proc 4th IEEE International Symposium on Assessment of Software Tools (SAST'96), Toronto, Canada, May 1996, pages 24-35.
    See: SVRC Technical Report 95-52.
  • Lindsay, P.A., and Hemer, D., An industrial-strength method for the construction of formally verified software,
    in: Proc 9th Australian Software Engineering Conference (ASWEC'96), Melbourne, July 1996, IEEE Computer Society Press, pages 26-37.
    See: SVRC Technical Report 96-13.
  • Lindsay, P., The Data Logger case study in CARE,
    in: Proc 5th Australasian Refinement Workshop (ARW-96), Brisbane, April 1996.
    See: SVRC Technical Report 95-10
  • Lindsay, P., The CARE method of verified software development,
    SVRC Technical Report 95-9