HLL Forum
Join the HLL community
The HLL Forum is the community for us who use the formal specification language HLL, and believe it is a good language for formal methods. As it has started to become a de facto standard, we want to make sure that the language develops in a controlled way to meet the demands of the future. The HLL Forum was formed in a first meeting in Paris on December 4th 2018. Since then, tool providers have been working together to merge their different dialects of HLL into one uniform language that we aim eventually to publish as the official next version of HLL.
Welcome to join the HLL Forum. By joining the community you ensure that your voice is heard.
Meetings so far:
- 2018 December 4, at NOVOTEL Les Halles, Paris: Founding meeting
- 2019 March 22, Language development group meeting (Prover, Systerel, SafeRiver, Ansys, RATP) at RATP: language proposal
- 2019 November 21: Specification process proposal and next steps
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