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Quality-for-ASIS: A Portable Testing Facility for ASIS

Alfred Strohmeier
1998
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This paper describes the project Quality-for-ASIS, aiming at the development of an extensive testing facility for ASIS implementations. First the specific problems and requirements are presented. After a section about the basic concepts of ASIS and after a short introduction to testing, the designs and implementations for testing important subsets of ASIS are described. Finally, adequacy coverage statistics for a test set based on the ACVC compiler validation suite are provided.

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Alfred Strohmeier
1998
Conference Papers

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