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Well I did say "in the theorem-proving sense", meaning that the code undergoes formal verification. There are programming languages for which each function is a
by TimTheTinker 8y ago
Well I did say "in the theorem-proving sense", meaning that the code undergoes formal verification. There are programming languages for which each function is a theorem that is proved at compile time. That's what I meant.
There are some low-level libraries that have already been partially converted to theorem-proved functions for the sake of security.
- bb88 8y agoYou're slicing the argument thinner than what a politician would see.