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Cameleer: a Deductive Verification Tool for OCaml

Talkat ML 2021 · on Thursday, 2021-08-26
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Cameleer takes OCaml source annotated with Gospel specs, translates the AST to Why3 and emits VCs solved by SMTs (demo uses Alt-Ergo); it targets core OCaml (no objects, limited GADTs/polymorphic variants, restricted higher-order and mutable-recursive structures). The tool verifies many case studies—most proofs fully automatic, union‑find is fully discharged, a small arithmetic‑to‑stack compiler is verified—and offers both an interactive Why3 IDE and a batch mode for automated checking.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 0:55Deductive verification
  3. 2:38What we need
  4. 3:46The Cameleer Project
  5. 4:39Gospel
  6. 5:47Camel Attributes
  7. 7:03Outline
  8. 7:33How Cameleer works
  9. 10:05Demonstration
  10. 18:07Constraints
  11. 19:39Recursive Functions
  12. 20:35Cycles
  13. 21:11Ghost Functions
  14. 22:34Always Lists
  15. 23:29Module Language
  16. 24:11Functors
  17. 25:06Conclusion
  18. 26:08Future plans
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