Abstract Interface Behavior of Object-Oriented Languages with Monitors

We characterize the observable behavior of multi-threaded, object-oriented programs with re-entrant monitors. The observable uncertainty at the interface is captured by may- and must-approximations for potential, resp. necessary lock ownership. The concepts are formalized in an object calculus. We show the soundness of the abstractions.

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