Prover Studio 2 with HLL support has been released! Prover Studio was launched (https://www.prover.com/
With the new version, you will be able to read, write, and navigate HLL and sHLL models and safety properties. Prover Studio will help you to avoid syntax errors and semantic errors, by giving you help while you type. It will also allow you to find definitions and usages of variables.
We will make continuous improvements of Prover Studio, based on your feedback to us. So do not hesitate to contact us.
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