STATEMATE: A Working Environment for the Development of Complex Reactive Systems  Manuscript received May 12, 1988; revised November 13, 1989. Recommended by L. A. Belady. This work was supported in part by the Bird Foundation and the Israel Ministry of Industry and Commerce. IEEE Log Number 8933740. STATEMATE is a registered trademark of i-Logix, Inc.

Harel, David; Lachover, H.; Naamad, A.; Pnueli, Amir; Politi, Michal; Sherman, R. W.; Shtull-Trauring, Aharon; Trakhtenbrot, Mark

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Readings in Hardware/Software Co-Design 2002

DOI: 10.1016/b978-155860702-6/50012-0

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STATEMATE: A Working Environment for the Development of Complex Reactive Systems Manuscript received May 12, 1988; revised November 13, 1989. Recommended by L. A. Belady. This work was supported in part by the Bird Foundation and the Israel Ministry of Industry and Commerce. IEEE Log Number 8933740. STATEMATE is a registered trademark of i-Logix, Inc.

David Harel¹,

H. Lachover²,

A. Naamad³

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Generating Scenarios by Multi-Object Checking

Kollmann

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2007

Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science

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These days, many systems are developed applying various UML notations to represent the structure and behavior of (technical) systems. In addition, for safety critical systems like Railway Interlocking Systems (RIS) the fulfillment of safety requirements is demanded. UML-based Railway Interlocking (UML-based RI) is proposed as a methodology in designing and developing RIS. It consists of infrastructure objects and UML is used to model the system behavior. This design is validated and demonstrated by using simulation with Rhapsody. Automated verification techniques like model checking have become a standard for proving the correctness of state-based systems. Unfortunately, one major problem of model checking is the state space explosion if too many objects have to be taken into account. Multi-object checking circumvents the state space explosion by checking one object at a time. We present an approach to enhance multi-object checking by generating counterexamples in a sequence diagram fashion providing scenarios for model-based testing.

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Generating Scenarios by Multi-Object Checking

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2007

Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science

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