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A temporal logic language for debugging parallel programs

M. Frey, Andreas Weininger

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In this paper we present a temporal logic specification language for debugging parallel programs. We describe a partial order model of program runs over which a partial order temporal logic is defined. Furthermore we give an algorithm for proving whether a specification is satisfied by a program run.>

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In this paper we present a temporal logic specification language for debugging parallel programs. We describe a partial order model of program runs over which a partial order temporal logic is defined. Furthermore we give an algorithm for proving whether a specification is satisfied by a program run.>

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In this paper we present a temporal logic specification language for debugging parallel programs. We describe a partial order model of program runs over which a partial order temporal logic is defined. Furthermore we give an algorithm for proving whether a specification is satisfied by a program run.>

Key concepts: Debugging, Programming language, Computer science, Temporal logic, Algorithmic program debugging, Order (exchange), Theoretical computer science, Finance

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