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Contents
1 Introduction
1.1 The Logical Basis of Maude
1.2 Core Maude
1.3 Full Maude
1.4 Applications
Acknowledgments
2 Core Maude
2.1 Functional Modules
2.1.1 Identifiers, Order-Sorted Signatures, and Overloading
2.1.2 A Set Hierarchy Example
2.1.3 Operator Evaluation Strategies
2.2 Rewriting Logic and System Modules
2.3 Module Hierarchies
2.4 Some Predefined Modules
2.4.1 Truth and Booleans
2.4.2 The Machine Integers
2.4.3 Quoted Identifiers
2.5 Reflection and the
META-LEVEL
2.5.1 Reflection and Metalevel Computation
2.5.2 The Module
META-LEVEL
2.5.3 Representing Terms
2.5.4 Representing Modules
2.5.5 Descent Functions
2.5.6 Parsing, Pretty Printing, and Sort Functions
2.6 Internal Strategies
2.6.1 The Game of Nim
2.6.2 A Meta-Interpreter
2.7 Parsing, Bubbles and Meta-Parsing
2.7.1 MSCP Parser Design: An Overview
2.7.2 Mixfix Parsing of Terms in a Module
2.7.3 Parsing Terms in the Extended Signature of a Module
2.7.4 Precedence and Gathering
2.7.5 Default Precedence and Gathering
2.7.6 Tokens, Bubbles and Metaparsing
2.8
LOOP-MODE
and Metalanguage Uses
2.8.1 The Use of the Loop
2.8.2 Metalanguage Uses of Maude
2.9 System Issues and Debugging
2.9.1 Command Line Options
2.9.2 Debugging Core Maude Specifications
2.9.3 User Facilities Not Yet Implemented
2.9.4 Miscellaneous Differences from OBJ3
2.9.5 Traps for the Unwary
2.9.6 Known Problems
3 Full Maude
3.1 Functional and System Modules
3.2 Object-Oriented Modules
3.2.1 The Syntax of Object-Oriented Modules
3.2.2 Transforming Object-Oriented Modules into System Modules
3.3 Structured Specifications and Extensions of
META-LEVEL
3.4 Commands and the Module Database
3.5 Parameterized Programming
3.5.1 Theories
3.5.2 Parameterized Modules
3.5.3 Views
3.5.4 Module Expressions
3.6 Syntactic Restrictions and Caveats
4 The Semantics of Maude
4.1 Membership Equational Logic and Functional Modules
4.2 Rewriting Logic
4.2.1 Theories and Deduction
4.2.2 Models
4.3 Semantics of Object-Oriented and System Modules
References
A List of Core Maude Commands
A.1 Rewriting Commands
A.2 Matching Commands
A.3 Tracing Commands
A.4 Print Option Commands
A.5 Show Commands
A.6 Debugger Commands
A.7 Miscellaneous Commands
A.8 System Commands
A.9 Abbreviations and Synonyms
A.10 Deprecated features
B The Grammar of Core Maude
B.1 Lexical Issues
C The Signature of Full Maude
D Standard Library of Predefined Modules
E A Software Architecture Interoperation Example
Footnotes
