Computer-assisted specification of asynchronous interfaces with non-deterministic behavior.
SPLASH '17: Conference on Systems, Programming, Languages, and Applications: Software for Humanity Vancouver BC Canada October, 2017(2017)
摘要
The Android Framework is designed around components with asynchronous interfaces, in which inputs and outputs are not directly coupled. Precisely specifying behavior of this sort is a slow, error-prone process, and thus documentation and testing for such components is usually incomplete. I have participated over the last year in a collaborative research project seeking to solve this problem by automating the generation and verification of these specifications via active learning on a live Android system. Part of my work has been the extension of our automation technique to Android Framework components with non-deterministic behavior that prevents direct application of active learning algorithms. To this end, I have applied our learning engine in the form of a specification assistant which mixes automation and manual guidance to learn non-deterministic interfaces with as little user intervention as possible.
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