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The document presents a novel specification language called LACOIO, designed for specifying constraints on interacting objects (COIOs) in applications that utilize APIs. It addresses the limitations of existing methods that typically focus on single object constraints by enabling the formal description of complex interactions among multiple objects. The authors detail the implementation of a LACOIO compiler and a runtime verification framework, demonstrating its effectiveness through comparisons with existing languages like Tracematch. The paper emphasizes the importance of accurately monitoring API constraints to prevent program defects and showcases how LACOIO simplifies specification while improving performance.

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