A Bitvectors Library For Pvs
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A Bitvectors Library for PVS
This paper describes a bitvectors library that has been developed for PVS. The library defines a bitvector as a function from a subrange of the integers into (0,1). The library provides functions that interpret a bitvector as a natural number, as a 2's complement number, as a vector of logical values and as a 2's complement fraction. The library provides a concatenation operator and an extractor. Shift, extend and rotate operations are also, defined. Fundamental properties of each of these operations have been proved in PVS.
A Bitvectors Library for PVS
This paper describes a bitvectors library that has been developed for PVS. The library defines a bitvector as a function from a subrange of the integers into (0,1). The library provides functions that interpret a bitvector as a natural number, as a 2's complement number, as a vector of logical values and as a 2's complement fraction. The library provides a concatenation operator and an extractor. Shift, extend and rotate operations are also, defined. Fundamental properties of each of these operations have been proved in PVS.
A Bitvectors Library for Pvs
Author: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
language: en
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Release Date: 2018-08-09
This paper describes a bitvectors library that has been developed for PVS. The library defines a bitvector as a function from a subrange of the integers into (0,1). The library provides functions that interpret a bitvector as a natural number, as a 2's complement number, as a vector of logical values and as a 2's complement fraction. The library provides a concatenation operator and an extractor. Shift, extend and rotate operations are also, defined. Fundamental properties of each of these operations have been proved in PVS. Butler, Ricky W. and Miner, Paul S. and Srivas, Mandayam K. and Greve, Dave A. and Miller, Steven P. Unspecified Center NASA-TM-110274, NAS 1.15:110274 RTOP 505-64-10-13...