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Zoo: A Framework for the Verification of Concurrent OCaml 5 Programs using Separation(…)

Talkat POPL 2026 · 2026-01-11..01-17
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Zoo delivers a transpiler plus proof framework that translates OCaml 5 into a limited ZooLang fragment embedded via a deep embedding in Rocq, where programs get verified with Iris concurrent separation logic. It formalizes OCaml physical equality more precisely, adds atomic record fields/arrays and generative constructors to the language, and proves correctness of a subset of the standard library, Saturn lock‑free structures and Eio RCFD and persistent stores, showing the approach is practical.

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  1. 0:00Zoo framework introduction
  2. 3:14Zoo features overview
  3. 7:58OCaml language contributions
  4. 9:03Verification and case studies
  5. 11:57Physical equality challenges
  6. 16:41Why physical equality fails
  7. 20:18Consequences of false equality
  8. 23:05Generative constructors future work
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