Overview

This repository contains the source code for the paper "A Formalization of the Reversible Concurrent Calculus CCSK^P in Beluga", accepted at ICE 2025. The artifact is also available in Zenodo. Below are install and usage instructions.

The code\ repository provides an overview of the files and a paper-to-artifact table. The .github\workflows\ repository contains a workflow that can be built to automatically check the code.

Install instructions

This mechanization is compatible with Beluga version 1.1.1.

For installation, please refer to the installation guide in the GitHub repository of Beluga. Below is a summary.

Prerequisites

The following must be installed before proceeding with the installation of Beluga:

• opam 2.1.4+: https://opam.ocaml.org/doc/Install.html
• GNU Make 4.0+: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/
• (optional, for improved beli mode) rlwrap: https://github.com/hanslub42/rlwrap

Debian/Ubuntu

All the necessary prerequisites can be installed with the following commands:

$ apt-get install opam $ opam init --bare And then, from the Beluga directory: $ make setup-install $ make install

macOS

The easiest way to install the prerequisites is via opam, and the easiest way to install opam is via Homebrew (https://brew.sh/):

$ brew install opam $ opam init --bare And then, from the Beluga directory: $ make setup-install $ make install

Windows

One option is to install the Ubuntu WSL distribution (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install) and follow the instructions for Debian/Ubuntu systems.

Another option is to build and execute Beluga on Windows through Cygwin. The necessary prerequisites can be installed using opam for Windows. Here are the steps to follow for the installation through Cygwin:

1. Download opam for Windows' graphical installer OCaml32/64.exe https://fdopen.github.io/opam-repository-mingw/installation/

2. Run OCaml32/64.exe and step through the installation wizard. Note: if you don't already have Cygwin installed, it will be installed for you.

3. Run the following commands from Beluga directory within cygwin terminal.

$ opam switch create ocaml-variants.4.09.0+mingw64c $ eval $(opam env) And then, from the Beluga directory: $ opam install --deps-only ./beluga.opam

Usage instructions

Once Beluga is installed, it is possible to run Beluga programs with the newly built "beluga" executable. Before, it might be necessary to execute the command eval $(opam env) to enable the correct opam switch.

To type-check this artifact, you can run the "beluga" executable on the file all.cfg. The following is the expected output:

```

beluga all.cfg

Type Reconstruction begin: code/1_definitions.bel

Type Reconstruction done: code/1_definitions.bel

Type Reconstruction begin: code/2basicproperties.bel

Type Reconstruction done: code/2basicproperties.bel

Type Reconstruction begin: code/3lemmasconnectivityrelationshipone.bel

Type Reconstruction done: code/3lemmasconnectivityrelationshipone.bel

Type Reconstruction begin: code/4connectivityrelationship_one.bel

Type Reconstruction done: code/4connectivityrelationship_one.bel

Type Reconstruction begin: code/5lemmasconnectivityrelationshiptwo.bel

Type Reconstruction done: code/5lemmasconnectivityrelationshiptwo.bel

Type Reconstruction begin: code/6connectivityrelationship_two.bel

Type Reconstruction done: code/6connectivityrelationship_two.bel

Type Reconstruction begin: code/7_complementarity.bel

Type Reconstruction done: code/7_complementarity.bel

```