visualSTATE
Verification of large state/event systems using compositionality and dependency analysis A state/event model is a concurrent version of Mealy machines used for describing embedded reactive systems. This paper introduces a technique that uses compositionality and dependency analysis to significantly improve the efficiency of symbolic model checking of state/event models. It makes possible automated verification of large industrial designs with the use of only modest resources (less than 5 minutes on a standard PC for a model with 1421 concurrent machines). The results of the paper are being implemented in the next version of the commercial tool visualSTATE.
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- Lind-Nielsen, Jørn; Andersen, Henrik Reif; Hulgaard, Henrik; Behrmann, Gerd; Kristoffersen, Kåre; Larsen, Kim G.: Verification of large state/event systems using compositionality and dependency analysis (2001)
- Sharygina, Natasha; Browne, James C.; Kurshan, Robert P.: A formal object-oriented analysis for software reliability: design for verification (2001)
- Lind-Nielsen, Jørn; Andersen, Henrik Reif: Stepwise CTL model checking of state/event systems (1999)