chambo
is a language to explore the implementation of verification primitives.
The verification primitives are
requires
clauses on functions as preconditionsensures
clauses on functions as postconditionsassert
expression
The language is split in a "term" and an "expression" part. The "expression" part is meant to be trivially executable on a CPU at runtime. The "term" part is meant to express logical predicates, including harder-to-execute concepts like universal and existential quantifiers.
Verification primitives use the "term" language.
For an example, see the example directory.
This code is licensed under the EUPL-1.2 license.