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Shaun Azzopardi , Christian Colombo , Jean-Paul Ebejer , E. A. Mallia , Gordon J. Pace ·

YOU? · · 2018 · Open Access · · DOI: https://doi.org/10.29007/bwd4 · OA: W2786419798

In this paper we give an overview of Valour, a runtime verification tool which has been developed in the context of a project to act as a backend verification tool for financial transaction software. A Valour script is written by the user and is then compiled into a verification system. Although, developed as part of a project, the tool has been designed as a stand-alone general-purpose verification engine with a particular emphasis on event consumption. The strong points of Valour when compared to other runtime verification tools is its focus on scalability and robustness.