Interface Theories for Component-Based Design
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Science of Computer Programming
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Modal Input/Output interfaces (MIOs) is a new specification theory for systems communicating via inputs and outputs. The approach combines the advantages of both modal automata and interface automata, two dominant specification theories for component-based design. This paper presents the MIO Workbench that is the first complete implementation of the MIO theory.