UTPCalc swMATH ID: 22067 Software Authors: Butterfield, Andrew Description: UTPCalc – a calculator for UTP predicates. We present the development of the UTP-Calculator: a tool, written in Haskell, that supports rapid prototyping of new theories in the Unifying Theories of Programming paradigm, by supporting an easy way to very quickly perform test calculations. The emphasis during the calculator development was keeping it simple but effective, and relying on the user to have the expertise to check its output. It is not intended to supplant existing theorem prover or language transformation technology. The tool is designed for someone who is both very familiar with UTP theory construction, and familiar enough with Haskell to be able to write pattern-matching code. In this paper we describe how this tool can be used to assist in theory development, by describing the key components of the calculator and how various aspects of such a theory might be encoded. We finish with a discussion of our experience in using the tool. Homepage: https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-319-52228-9_10 Related Software: Isabelle/UTP; PVS; Coq; Kami; Archive Formal Proofs; GitHub; Circus; Verilog; ModuRes; CompCert; ProofPower; HOL; Isar; UTP2; Saoithin; Maude; Haskell; Isabelle/Isar; Isabelle/HOL; Stratego Cited in: 2 Publications all top 5 Cited by 6 Authors 1 Bowen, Jonathan P. 1 Butterfield, Andrew 1 He, Jifeng 1 Sheng, Feng 1 Yang, Zongyuan 1 Zhu, Huibiao Cited in 1 Serial 1 Formal Aspects of Computing Cited in 1 Field 2 Computer science (68-XX) Citations by Year