[SystemSafety] Number Theorist Fears All Published Math Is Wrong
Derek M Jones
derek at knosof.co.uk
Thu Oct 31 20:53:36 CET 2019
Gergely,
> what do you offer than as an alternative?
An alternative to what?
A research group could lay out plans for the verification of all
phases of a compiler. Then for the work linked to they could
say, "Hey we have done this part, next we are going to do..."
I'm sure people would get behind a grand plan to verify everything
associated with a compiler.
Claiming to have verified a compiler, when in fact the work only
applies to parts of the code generator, is soap powder advertising.
There has been some work on a small part of the front end; not
so much soap powder advertising for this work (I guess too much
advertising would lead people to question previous claims).
> - Gergely
>
> Derek M Jones <derek at knosof.co.uk> ezt írta (időpont: 2019. okt. 30., Sze
> 22:00):
>
>> Gergely,
>>
>>> for non-malicious, even correct compilers check CompCert and CakeML.
>>
>> Any discussion of formal methods eventually mentions soap
>> powder advertising:
>>
>> http://shape-of-code.coding-guidelines.com/2013/03/10/verified-compilers-and-soap-powder-advertising/
>>
>>
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