Some Quotes from CAV '97
"I'm a chemical engineer; I've been trained that, if it doesn't involve
a partial differential equation, it is not a solution" (Gary Powers, CMU)
"There is no such thing as a correct system." (Bob Kurshan, Bell
Labs)
"Formally verify everything!" (B. Brennan, Intel)
"We have to cross the abstraction gap." (N. Shankar, SRI)
"Expectations are low that there will be enough right educated
personnel the next 5 years." (B. Brennan, Intel)
"I'm certainly hiding something. That's why I work at Intel."(B. Brennan, Intel)
"I've prepared a slide that contains everything I know about the
future of model checking." [puts on an empty slide] (N. Shankar, SRI)
"After it has gone wrong, people pay more attention." (Gary Powers,
CMU)
"Due to a momentary lack of creativity, we called it NDDs." (S. Yovine,
Verimag)
"(About large model checking proofs:) Run it on the weekend."
(David Harel)
"In every family there is a dark little secret (...) In model checking
it's the 'bad cycle'." (R.H. Hardin, Bell Labs)
"PCI is transcendental - which was not clear at first." (Gerard
Berry)
"This
approach (VeriSoft) wouldn't work without using partial-order
methods."
(Patrice Godefroid)
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