Witness and Counterexample Server (WCS) is planned to be a suite of tools designed to asses the ability of model hecking techniques to increase effectiveness of hardware/software testing activities. It is focused on witnesses and counterexamples produced by model checkers. Currently, a BDD-based model checker with the ability of generating linear witnesses and counterexamples, and witness and counterexample automata is available. Witness and counterexample automata are finite automata recognizing a set of all finite linear witnesses and counterexamples for a given formula over a given model, respectively. WCS is organized as a web service, in order to provide public access to the functionality of verification tools.

WCS: a Witness and Counterexample Server

Gnesi S;Trentanni G
2011

Abstract

Witness and Counterexample Server (WCS) is planned to be a suite of tools designed to asses the ability of model hecking techniques to increase effectiveness of hardware/software testing activities. It is focused on witnesses and counterexamples produced by model checkers. Currently, a BDD-based model checker with the ability of generating linear witnesses and counterexamples, and witness and counterexample automata is available. Witness and counterexample automata are finite automata recognizing a set of all finite linear witnesses and counterexamples for a given formula over a given model, respectively. WCS is organized as a web service, in order to provide public access to the functionality of verification tools.
2011
Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione "Alessandro Faedo" - ISTI
Model checking; Automata
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