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4 Structured Specifications

A structured specification is formed by combining specifications in various ways, starting from basic specifications. The structure of a specification is not reflected in its models: it is used only to present the specification in a modular style. (Specification of the architecture of models in CASL is addressed in the next section.)

  • 4.1 Translation and Hiding
  • 4.2 Union and Extension
  • 4.3 Initiality and Freeness
  • 4.4 Naming and Generics

  • CoFI Document: CASL/Rationale --Version 0.97-- 20 May 1997.
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