We introduce by means of an example a modular verification technique for analyzing the behavior of software product lines using the mCRL2 toolset. Based on feature-driven borders, we divide a behavioral model of a product line into a set of separate components with interfaces and a driver process to coordinate them. Abstracting from irrelevant components, we verify properties over a smaller behavioral model, which not only simplifies the model checking task but also makes the result amenable for reuse. This is a fundamental step forward for the approach to scale up to industrial-size product lines.

Towards modular verification of software product lines with mCRL2

ter Beek MH;
2014

Abstract

We introduce by means of an example a modular verification technique for analyzing the behavior of software product lines using the mCRL2 toolset. Based on feature-driven borders, we divide a behavioral model of a product line into a set of separate components with interfaces and a driver process to coordinate them. Abstracting from irrelevant components, we verify properties over a smaller behavioral model, which not only simplifies the model checking task but also makes the result amenable for reuse. This is a fundamental step forward for the approach to scale up to industrial-size product lines.
2014
Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione "Alessandro Faedo" - ISTI
978-3-662-45233-2
Product families
Variability
Behavioral analysis
Modular verification
Model checking
mCRL2
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