(My previous answer was wrong.)
The question is kind of open-ended since there are an infinite number of expressions (B
) and programs (S
and P
) satisfying the triple. Also, the triple is complex enough to prevent reducing the task to a simple general answer.
Basically you could break it down as follows:
- For all states in which
B
is false,a >= 0
must hold (otherwise the triple as a whole could not hold) - For the states in which
B
istrue
, the programS; if B then P
must ensure thata >= 0
- This holds for all
S
,B
andP
such that...- either
S
makesB
false anda >= 0
- or,
S
makesB
true, and ...,
- either
etc.