Statum helps make undesirable state impossible to represent in code, at compile time
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Statum helps make undesirable state impossible to represent in code, at compile time
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A collaborative effort to consolidate expert knowledge on code guidelines for the correctness, modernization, security, portability, and optimization of code written in Fortran, C, and C++ programming languages
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Merge sort correctness proof
A benchmark suite to evaluate MPI correctness tools.
Framework for distributed system's verification, with fault injection.
Correctness proofs from the code you already wrote: lift vendor-tested assertions to pinned FOL, verify with a warrant cited next to every line. match(Sugar) { Some(s) => cite_or_effect(s), None => panic!() }
Curated list of materials on testing SQL database engines
A programming-language & a proof-assistant based on *extensional* Dependent Type Theory
Formal methods play an important role in validating networking protocols. During the development of TLS 1.3, formal methods have helped to identify several issues with draft versions of the protocol that have been fixed before finalising the protocol. In the transport layer, the QUIC protocol has been proposed to replace the HTTP/TLS/TCP stack. …
Jepsen-style correctness testing for Apache Iceberg REST catalogs.
open source speculation benchmarking for 2 phase protocol transactions
KayaDB distributed key-value storage engine
Failure-testing framework for at-least-once workers: injects real faults into Celery and BullMQ workers and checks explicit correctness invariants (fencing vs. idempotency).
This test harness is a verification system that checks implementations for conformance to the Durable Promise Specification.
💳 Build a robust backend for reliable payment processing that ensures correctness, handles failures, and maintains idempotency across transactions.
Checks that what a model's files declare is what the inference engine runs (transformers, vLLM, SGLang, diffusers)
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