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O
object invariant, alternative terms for8.2.1 Static vs. instance invariants
octal-digit, defined4.6 Tokens
octal-digit, used4.6 Tokens
octal-escape, defined4.6 Tokens
octal-escape, used4.6 Tokens
octal-integer-literal, defined4.6 Tokens
octal-integer-literal, used4.6 Tokens
octal-numeral, defined4.6 Tokens
octal-numeral, used4.6 Tokens
old4.6 Tokens
old9.6.2 Semantics of non-helper methods
old9.6.2 Semantics of non-helper methods
old9.9.1.2 Old Variable Declarations
old-expression12.4.2 \old and \pre
old-expression, defined12.4.2 \old and \pre
old-expression, used12.4 JML Primary Expressions
old-var-declarator, defined9.9.1.2 Old Variable Declarations
old-var-declarator, used9.9.1.2 Old Variable Declarations
old-var-decls, defined9.9.1.2 Old Variable Declarations
old-var-decls, used9.9.1 Specification Variable Declarations
omitted specification, meaning ofSemantics
only-accessed-expression, defined12.4.5 \only_accessed
only-assigned-expression, defined12.4.6 \only_assigned
only-called-expression, defined12.4.7 \only_called
only-captured-expression, defined12.4.8 \only_captured
operation1.5 Historical Precedents
operator precedence12.3 Expressions
operator, of LSL1.5 Historical Precedents
operators, added to JML12.6 JML Operators
optional elements in syntax3. Syntax Notation
or4.6 Tokens
or15.4 Nondeterministic Choice Statement
or15.5 Nondeterministic If Statement
overriding method, meaning of omitted specification forSemantics
overriding methods, and pure6.1.2.1 Pure Type Declarations
owner18.1 Basic Concepts of Universes
owner-as-modifier property18.1 Basic Concepts of Universes
ownership8.2 Invariants
ownership context18.1 Basic Concepts of Universes
ownership context, root18.1 Basic Concepts of Universes
ownership modifiers for array types18.4 Ownership Modifiers for Array Types
ownership modifiers for types, defaults18.5 Default Ownership Modifiers
ownership types and type checking18.6.2 Ownership Typing for Expressions
ownership types, and subtyping18.6.1 Ownership Subtyping
ownership-modifier, defined18. Universe Type System
ownership-modifier, used13.1.1 Modifiers for Local Declarations
ownership-modifier, used18. Universe Type System
ownership-modifiers, defined18. Universe Type System
ownership-modifiers, used7.1.2.2 Type-Specs

P
package4.6 Tokens
package5.1 Package Declarations
package declaration, satisfaction of5.1 Package Declarations
package declarations5.1 Package Declarations
package visibility2.4 Privacy Modifiers and Visibility
package-declaration, defined5.1 Package Declarations
package-declaration, used5. Compilation Units
paragraph-tag, defined4.5 Documentation Comments
paragraph-tag, used4.5 Documentation Comments
param-declaration, defined7.1.1.1 Formal Parameters
param-declaration, used7.1.1.1 Formal Parameters
param-declaration, used13. Statements and Annotation Statements
param-declaration-list, defined7.1.1.1 Formal Parameters
param-declaration-list, used7.1.1.1 Formal Parameters
param-disambig, defined8.3 Constraints
param-disambig, used8.3 Constraints
param-disambig-list, defined8.3 Constraints
param-disambig-list, used8.3 Constraints
param-modifier, defined7.1.1.1 Formal Parameters
param-modifier, used7.1.1.1 Formal Parameters
Parnas1.5 Historical Precedents
parsing1.3 What is JML Good For?
partial correctness9.9.7 Diverges Clauses
peer4.6 Tokens
peer18. Universe Type System
peer18.2 Rep and Peer
peer18.2 Rep and Peer
plans, for JML1.4 Status and Plans for JML
Poetzsch-Heffter1.6 Acknowledgments
Poetzsch-Heffter8.2 Invariants
Poetzsch-Heffter8.2 Invariants
Poetzsch-Heffter8.2 Invariants
Poetzsch-Heffter18. Universe Type System
Poetzsch-Heffter18.1 Basic Concepts of Universes
Poetzsch-Heffter18.1 Basic Concepts of Universes
Poll1.3 What is JML Good For?
portability, and language levels2.9 Language Levels
positive key4.4 Annotation Markers
positive-key, defined4.4 Annotation Markers
positive-key, used4.4 Annotation Markers
possibly-annotated-loop, defined13.2 Loop Statements
possibly-annotated-loop, used13. Statements and Annotation Statements
post4.6 Tokens
post9.9.3 Ensures Clauses
post-state9.6.2 Semantics of non-helper methods
post_redundantly4.6 Tokens
post_redundantly9.9.3 Ensures Clauses
postcondition1.1 Behavioral Interface Specifications
postcondition1.2 A First Example
postcondition1.5 Historical Precedents
postcondition, exceptional1.1 Behavioral Interface Specifications
postcondition, exceptional9.9.4 Signals Clauses
postcondition, exceptional9.9.5 Signals-Only Clauses
postcondition, normal1.1 Behavioral Interface Specifications
postcondition, normal9.9.3 Ensures Clauses
postcondition, via non_null7.1.1 Method and Constructor Declarations
postfix-expr, defined12.3 Expressions
postfix-expr, used12.3 Expressions
postfix-expr, used12.5 Set Comprehensions
Potter8.2 Invariants
Potter18.1 Basic Concepts of Universes
pre4.6 Tokens
pre9.9.2 Requires Clauses
pre-state9.6.2 Semantics of non-helper methods
pre_redundantly4.6 Tokens
pre_redundantly9.9.2 Requires Clauses
precedence, table of12.3 Expressions
precondition1.1 Behavioral Interface Specifications
precondition1.1 Behavioral Interface Specifications
precondition1.2 A First Example
precondition1.5 Historical Precedents
precondition9.9.2 Requires Clauses
precondition, protective2.7 Expression Evaluation and Undefinedness
pred-or-not, defined9.9.2 Requires Clauses
pred-or-not, used9.9.2 Requires Clauses
pred-or-not, used9.9.3 Ensures Clauses
pred-or-not, used9.9.4 Signals Clauses
pred-or-not, used9.9.7 Diverges Clauses
pred-or-not, used15.6.1 Continues Clause
pred-or-not, used15.6.2 Breaks Clause
pred-or-not, used15.6.3 Returns Clause
predicate12.1 Predicates
predicate, defined12.1 Predicates
predicate, used8.2 Invariants
predicate, used8.3 Constraints
predicate, used8.4 Represents Clauses
predicate, used8.5 Initially Clauses
predicate, used8.6 Axioms
predicate, used8.7 Readable If Clauses
predicate, used8.8 Writable If Clauses
predicate, used9.9.12 Measured By Clauses
predicate, used9.9.14 Working Space Clauses
predicate, used9.9.15 Duration Clauses
predicate, used12.4.24 Quantified Expressions
predicate, used12.5 Set Comprehensions
predicate, used13.2.1 Loop Invariants
predicate, used13.3 Assert Statements
predicate, used13.4.1 Assume Statements
predicate, used13.4.6 Hence By Statements
predicates, and exceptions2.7 Expression Evaluation and Undefinedness
preserving, an invariant8.2 Invariants
primary-expr, defined12.3 Expressions
primary-expr, used12.3 Expressions
primary-suffix, defined12.3 Expressions
primary-suffix, used12.3 Expressions
primitive value type2.1 Types can be Classes and Interfaces
privacySyntax
privacy modifiers2.4 Privacy Modifiers and Visibility
privacy, defined9.3 Access Control in Specification Cases
privacy, usedSyntax
privacy, used9.7 Normal Behavior Specification Cases
privacy, used9.8 Exceptional Behavior Specification Cases
privacy, used14.2 Redundant Examples
privacy, used15.3 Details of Model Programs
privacy, used15.6 Specification Statements
PrivacyDemoIllegal2.4 Privacy Modifiers and Visibility
PrivacyDemoLegalAndIllegal2.4 Privacy Modifiers and Visibility
private1.3 What is JML Good For?
private2.4 Privacy Modifiers and Visibility
private4.6 Tokens
private6.2 Modifiers
private9.3 Access Control in Specification Cases
private, and helper6.2.9 Helper
private, modifier in separate file17.3 Type Checking Separate Files
private, modifier in separate file17.3 Type Checking Separate Files
procedure claims14.1 Redundant Implications and Redundantly Clauses
product, see \product12.4.24.2 Generalized Quantifiers
programming method, and JML1.3 What is JML Good For?
protected2.4 Privacy Modifiers and Visibility
protected4.6 Tokens
protected6.2 Modifiers
protected9.3 Access Control in Specification Cases
protected, modifier in separate file17.3 Type Checking Separate Files
protected, modifier in separate file17.3 Type Checking Separate Files
protective specifications2.7 Expression Evaluation and Undefinedness
public1.2 A First Example
public1.3 What is JML Good For?
public2.4 Privacy Modifiers and Visibility
public4.6 Tokens
public6.2 Modifiers
public9.3 Access Control in Specification Cases
public specification1.2 A First Example
public type, in a compilation unit5. Compilation Units
public, modifier in separate file17.3 Type Checking Separate Files
public, modifier in separate file17.3 Type Checking Separate Files
pure1.2 A First Example
pure4.6 Tokens
pure4.6 Tokens
pure6.1.2 Modifiers for Type Declarations
pure6.1.2.1 Pure Type Declarations
pure6.2 Modifiers
pure6.2.5 Pure
pure7.1.1.3 Pure Methods and Constructors
pureSemantics
pure and model, constructors7.1.1.2 Model Methods and Constructors
pure and model, methods7.1.1.2 Model Methods and Constructors
pure and void methods7.1.1.3 Pure Methods and Constructors
pure classes, vs. model classes7.1.1.3 Pure Methods and Constructors
pure constructor7.1.1.3 Pure Methods and Constructors
pure interface7.1.1.3 Pure Methods and Constructors
pure method7.1.1.3 Pure Methods and Constructors
pure methods, default ownership modifiers for parameter types of18.5 Default Ownership Modifiers
pure methods, vs. model methods7.1.1.3 Pure Methods and Constructors
pure type used for modeling, vs. model type.6.1.2.2 Model Type Declarations
pure, and overriding methods6.1.2.1 Pure Type Declarations
pure, implicit verification condition for termination7.1.1.3 Pure Methods and Constructors
pure, modifier in separate file17.3 Type Checking Separate Files
pure, type declaration modifier6.1.2.1 Pure Type Declarations
pure, vs. immutable objects6.1.2.1 Pure Type Declarations
purity, and determinism7.1.1.3 Pure Methods and Constructors
purpose, of this reference manual1. Introduction

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