For User: Installation, Compile, Run and Test

In order to use Java Semantics you need the following prerequisites:

• Linux.
• Java 8 or later (K Framework installation might require more updated Java version).
• K Framework (See http://kframework.org). The bin directory should be added to PATH. (Currently K is upgrading, please use this version of K https://github.com/kframework/k-legacy/tree/javaCompatible)

Installation process:

$ cd ~
$ git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/kframework/java-semantics.git
$ chmod +x java-semantics/tools/*
$ export PATH=$PATH:~/java-semantics/tools

Before executing programs, you need to compile java-semantics first:

$ cd java-semantics/src
$ kjkompile.sh

Now you can execute programs bundled with the semantics:

$ kjrun.sh ../tests/01_smoke_tests/helloWorld.java

Now you can test the execution of multiple programs at once using bundled tool kjtest.

$ kjtest.sh --t1 ../tests/01_smoke_tests/

This tool executes each program in the given directory with both Java Semantics and JDK and compares the results. Testing result is summarized in test-results.xml.

For Developer: Kompile and Krun

Instead of using kjkompile.sh and krun.sh, developers want to interact with kompile and krun directly.

Kompile:

$ cd java-semantics/src
$ kompile -v --debug -d exec exec/java-exec.k 
$ kompile -v --debug -d prep prep/java-prep.k

Krun: To debug prep semantics:

$ krun --directory "/home/java-semantics/src/prep" --parser "kj-parse-aggreg.sh" --symbolic-execution ../tests/01_smoke_tests/helloWorld.java

To debug exec semantics (once you have correct pkast file):

$ krun --directory "/home/java-semantics/src/exec" -cMainClass="ListItem(\"helloWorld\")" -cDissolveAllExceptOut="true" --parser "cat" --symbolic-execution helloWorld.java.pkast

Other docs

Directory docs contains two technical reports: the complete documented semantics of module METHOD_INVOKE and the documentation of the main rule for new instance creation with all the prerequisites.

POPL 15' : K-Java: A Complete Semantics of Java

http://fsl.cs.illinois.edu/index.php/K-Java:_A_Complete_Semantics_of_Java