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Slicing Concurrent Programs in the Presence of Mutual Exclusion

Liu Zhen

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Program slicing is an important technique for analyzing programs. It is required to apply the technique to concurrent programs with the concurrent technique employed in more programs. This paper presents a new but more precise algorithm based on 1,2, taking mutual exclusion into account.

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Program slicing is an important technique for analyzing programs. It is required to apply the technique to concurrent programs with the concurrent technique employed in more programs. This paper presents a new but more precise algorithm based on 1,2, taking mutual exclusion into account.

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Program slicing is an important technique for analyzing programs. It is required to apply the technique to concurrent programs with the concurrent technique employed in more programs. This paper presents a new but more precise algorithm based on 1,2, taking mutual exclusion into account.

Key concepts: Computer science, Mutual exclusion, Slicing, Program slicing, Concurrency, Programming language, Parallel computing, World Wide Web

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