Software Testing for Conventional and Logic Programming.

Intro -- List of Figures -- Symbols and Notation -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Program Testing Concepts -- 2.1 Background and General Terminology -- 2.2 Tractability Problems of Formal Verification -- 2.3 Basic Testing Approaches -- 2.4 Formal Testing -- 2.5 Asymptotic Testing -- 2.6 Resume -- 3 Logic Programming Concepts -- 3.1 Syntax of First-Order Predicate Logic -- 3.2 Model Theoretic Semantics -- 3.3 Fixed Point Semantics -- 3.4 Resolution Calculus and Operational Semantics -- 3.5 Résumé -- 4 Program Instrumentation -- 4.1 Types and Typings -- 4.2 Regular Parametric Types -- 4.3 Type Relations -- 4.4 Modes and Data Flow -- 4.5 Résumé -- 5 Test Coverage -- 5.1 Anti-Unification -- 5.2 Coverage and Anti-Unification -- 5.3 Coverage Computation -- 5.4 Résumé -- 6 Test Input Generation -- 6.1 Coverage Driven Generation -- 6.2 Typed Goals -- 6.3 Moded Goals -- 6.4 Résumé -- 7 Complexity Analysis -- 7.1 Coverage Computation Complexity -- 7.2 Coverage Generation Complexity -- 7.3 Résumé -- 8 Summary -- Appendix A The PROTest System -- A.1 Product Assurance Environment -- A.2 PROTest System Overview -- A.3 PROTest Type and Mode Declarations -- A.4 Structure Checker -- A.5 Test Case Generator -- A.6 Test Coverage Analyzer -- A.7 Test Driver -- A.8 Test Report Generator -- Appendix B Case Study -- B.1 Program Example -- B.2 The Robot Task Scheduling Program -- B.3 Coverage Results -- B.4 Generated Test Inputs -- Bibliography -- Index.

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