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I think his argument is exactly that, those formal systems can suffer from errors (even though they've been checked), because the compiler could have errors, th
by oulipo 3y ago
I think his argument is exactly that, those formal systems can suffer from errors (even though they've been checked), because the compiler could have errors, the processor could have errors, etc
So in the end, it's always a question of "community" and "belief that things seen by sufficiently many people are right", eg that after 10 years of using a CPU, we've identified and fixed most bugs, and so the program is even more likely to be valid