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Transacted Memory for Smart Cards

A transacted memory that is implemented using EEPROM technology offers persistence, undoability and auditing. The transacted memory system is formally specified in Z, and refined in two steps to a prototype C implementation / SPIN model. Conclusions are offered both on the transacted memory system itself and on the development process involving multiple notations and tools.

Pieter H. Hartel | Michael J. Butler | Eduard de Jong | Mark Longley

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