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CKJ-263 in a given higher level programming language, a formal method in accordance the present invention would be one of at least two simple following methods:
(a) an automated parser that would check the correctness of the syntax tree of the source program, by verifying that a sequence of statements conforms to a given grammar of the given language;
(b) an evaluation mechanism that would perform the value evaluation of an expression by performing the trigger and interrupt on primitive operations in the given lower level programming language.
The second of them is much more involved since it requires the resolver and other complex mechanisms as part of it.
Let's consider first how the formal method of proof via the parser can be implemented in accordance with the present invention.
We will first consider the case of compiler proof where each subsequent part of a programming is verified and then an identifier determined by name, in a program, is resolved is that it is replaced by a value, the one referred to, then what is chosen is a very simple resolution in which the program is solved in the bottom up manner, of one to sent for termination of each part that encompasses a module.
Then, the program becomes entirely formed of values can be represented as a list of values instead of statements, with the only instruction that the compiler understands being that the next value following the current one becomes the value currently picked up.
To do this, the value induction is used where the program comes in as a sequence of a first node and then as a linear sequence of nodes each one is a sequence of values.
The first transitive function comes in when every value in the list becomes of a value of some other value but this becomes a set of the trivial stuff it can't be that way since it is a too simple too simple sequence.
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15 Feb 2020