Using TLA+ in the Real World to Understand a Glibc Bug by Malte Skarupke TLA+ is a formal specification language that you can use to verify programs. Itâs different from other formal verification systems in that itâs very pragmatic. Instead of writing proofs, it works using the simple method of running all possible executions of a program. You can write assertions and if theyâre not true for any p
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