Isabelle formalization of Boogie

This is an Isabelle formalization of the Boogie intermediate verification language. Moreover, it contains helper theory files to support the validation of the Boogie verifier, which is currently being developed.

The theory files are compatible with Isabelle 2021 (but not backwards compatible with older versions).

More details on the theory files

The theory files can be split into two categories: the formalization of the Boogie language and the theory files that help certifying the different phases.

The theory files for the Boogie language itself are given by:

• Lang.thy: Syntax of the Boogie language
• BoogieDeBruijn.thy: Some formalization on DeBruijn binders
• Semantics.thy: Semantics of the Boogie language and definition of procedure correctness
• Util.thy: Some helper lemmas
• Typing.thy: Boogie's type system
• TypeSafety.thy: Type safety proof for expressions

The theory files for helping the certification of the different phases are given by:

• VCExprHelper.thy: Theory that helps relate a Boogie expression with a corresponding expression in the verification condition (VC).
• VCPhaseML.thy: Isabelle tactics used to relate Boogie expressions with corresponding VC expressions. The tactics are written in SML as is common for Isabelle.
• HelperML.thy: Some helper ML functions.
• VCHints.thy: Defines a SML datatype that is used by the tactics in VCPhaseML.thy.
• Passification.thy: Main theory that helps deal with the certification of the passification phase.
• PassificationEndToEnd.thy: Provides lemmas and definitions that help lift the global block theorem of the entry block in the passification phase to a theorem that shows the passification source CFG is correct under the assumption of the VC.
• PassificationML.thy: Some ML tactics used in the certification of the passification phase.
• BackedgeElim.thy: Main theory that helps deal with the certification of the CFG-to-DAG phase.
• TypingHelper.thy: Helper lemmas/definitions for proving that expressions are well-typed.
• TypingML.thy: ML tactic to prove that an expression is well-typed.

Including as a session

The BoogieLang/ROOT file defines an Isabelle session that can be imported by adding the BoogieLang directory to the ROOTS file in the Isabelle home directory.