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The correctness verification function must be future-proof, avoiding architectural changes that create incompatibility and potential logical inconsistencies across PKC-using communities. This architectural presumption is based on the compositional nature of data, which is scale-free and medium-independent so that the fundamental system design should not need to be modified frequently. PKC's system architecture specification must eliminate design dependencies on extant data storage, communication, and computation tools in order to allow for continuous improvement without jeopardizing the primary function of automating logical correctness evaluation. The architectural requirements document will systematically distinguish between logical and implementation requirements. In a Logic Model template, it is a means to manage the content knowledge regarding correctness verification. The methodology and documentation principle will reference "Specifying Systems" by Leslie Lamport in order to adhere to the custom of segregating logical specifications from implementation. This abstract specification document will be distributed alongside all deployed copies of the PKC's concrete implementation, and will serve as the rationale for ongoing system architectural design decisions. | |||
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Revision as of 05:04, 29 March 2023
The following logic model prescribes the Abstract Specification of PKC:
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The correctness verification function must be future-proof, avoiding architectural changes that create incompatibility and potential logical inconsistencies across PKC-using communities. This architectural presumption is based on the compositional nature of data, which is scale-free and medium-independent so that the fundamental system design should not need to be modified frequently. PKC's system architecture specification must eliminate design dependencies on extant data storage, communication, and computation tools in order to allow for continuous improvement without jeopardizing the primary function of automating logical correctness evaluation. The architectural requirements document will systematically distinguish between logical and implementation requirements. In a Logic Model template, it is a means to manage the content knowledge regarding correctness verification. The methodology and documentation principle will reference "Specifying Systems" by Leslie Lamport in order to adhere to the custom of segregating logical specifications from implementation. This abstract specification document will be distributed alongside all deployed copies of the PKC's concrete implementation, and will serve as the rationale for ongoing system architectural design decisions.
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