CoqOfOCaml
Translates OCaml programs to Coq for formal verification of properties like invariants and absence of failures.
What is CoqOfOCaml?
coq-of-ocaml is a tool that translates OCaml programs into similar-looking Coq code, enabling formal verification of complex properties such as invariant preservation, absence of assert failures, and backward compatibility. It is designed for large-scale verification, as demonstrated by its use in verifying the Tezos cryptocurrency protocol, covering 80% of files across 100,000 lines of OCaml.
OCaml developers working on large-scale, purely functional or monadic programs who need to formally verify critical properties, such as those in cryptocurrency protocols or other high-assurance systems.
Developers choose coq-of-ocaml for its ability to handle multi-file projects via Merlin integration, produce stable Coq code without generated variable names for proof maintenance, and support incremental verification akin to test suites after code changes.
Overview
Formal verification for OCaml, with Rocq
Use Cases
Best For
- Formally verifying large-scale OCaml codebases, such as cryptocurrency protocols like Tezos.
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