F*: A Proof-Oriented Programming Language

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• F* Tutorial

• Introduction — Proof-Oriented Programming in F* documentation

  dest. let malloc_copy_free (len:uint32 { 0ul < len }) (src:lbuffer len uint8) : ST (lbuffer len uint8) (requires fun h -> live h src /\ freeable s...

• Executing programs — Proof-Oriented Programming in F* documentation

  .ml file, but with the .cmxa extension to indicate that we want to compile it as a library. Your can use the resulting .cmxa file in your other OCaml projects. Adding a ‘main’ We have focused so fa...

• Proof-oriented Programming in F*

  Proof-oriented Programming in F* Towards High-assurance Software Machine-checked proof that the code does not deviate from the spec Foundational: Against a formal machine model Integrated: Single th...

• Getting off the ground — Proof-Oriented Programming in F* documentation

  Getting off the ground To start writing some F* programs, we’ll need to learn some basics about the syntax of the language and some core concepts of types and functions. F* can be used as a command...

• Inductive types and pattern matching — Proof-Oriented Programming in F* documentation

  Two_of_three : three, Three_of_three : three. These constants are also called “constructors” or “data constructors”. The name of a constructor must begin with an uppercase letter. Note In this cas...