David A. Carrington

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Published: 1993
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1996
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Phil Stocks, David A. Carrington:
A Framework for Specification-Based Testing. IEEE Trans. Software Eng. 22(11): 777-793 (1996)
1994
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David A. Carrington, Phil Stocks:
A Tale of Two Paradigms: Formal Methods and Software Testing. Z User Workshop 1994: 51-68
1993
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Phil Stocks, David A. Carrington:
Test Templates: A Specification-Based Testing Framework. ICSE 1993: 405-414
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Phil Stocks, David A. Carrington:
Test Template Framework: A Specification-Based Testing Case Study. ISSTA 1993: 11-18
1992
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Phil Stocks, Kerry Raymond, David A. Carrington, Andrew Lister:
Modelling open distributed systems in Z. Comput. Commun. 15(2): 103-113 (1992)

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