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An automated oracle for software testing

David B. Brown, Robert F. Roggio, James H. Cross, C. L. McCreary

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The theory, the design, and an example implementation of an automated oracle are presented. A software testing environment that is a collection of recently developed state-of-the-art tools and techniques that constitute an automatic module verifier is discussed. Requirements are analyzed by using a formal specification language, called IORL, whose realizations are compilable.>

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The theory, the design, and an example implementation of an automated oracle are presented. A software testing environment that is a collection of recently developed state-of-the-art tools and techniques that constitute an automatic module verifier is discussed. Requirements are analyzed by using a formal specification language, called IORL, whose realizations are compilable.>

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The theory, the design, and an example implementation of an automated oracle are presented. A software testing environment that is a collection of recently developed state-of-the-art tools and techniques that constitute an automatic module verifier is discussed. Requirements are analyzed by using a formal specification language, called IORL, whose realizations are compilable.>

Key concepts: Oracle, Computer science, Programming language, Software, Software engineering, Software testing, Formal specification

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