The multi-language environment Synchronie supports the design and formal verification of synchronous reactive systems. It integrates three synchronous languages and also three ways to specify properties: the temporal logic with future operators CTL, the temporal logic with past operators Past TL, and observers, which are particular synchronous programs. It is argued that this multi-language feature provides an answer to two major issues of formal verification: facility of formalizing properties and facility of verifying large systems. The approach is illustrated with the case study of a time-triggered protocol.
Specifying and verifying reactive systems in a multi-language environment
PINNA, GIOVANNI MICHELE
2001-01-01
Abstract
The multi-language environment Synchronie supports the design and formal verification of synchronous reactive systems. It integrates three synchronous languages and also three ways to specify properties: the temporal logic with future operators CTL, the temporal logic with past operators Past TL, and observers, which are particular synchronous programs. It is argued that this multi-language feature provides an answer to two major issues of formal verification: facility of formalizing properties and facility of verifying large systems. The approach is illustrated with the case study of a time-triggered protocol.
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