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@@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ The first and most important phase is the \bi{modeling phase}, where we model th
It also includes formalizing the properties to be checked in said language.
Next, we run the model checker to check the validity of the model.
In the case of this course, we use \texttt{spin}, and we can run a promela model using \texttt{spin -x <promela file>.pml},
In the case of this course, we use \texttt{spin}, and we can run a Promela model using \texttt{spin -x <promela file>.pml},
which wraps \texttt{spin -a <promela file>.pml}, \texttt{gcc <promela file>.c} and \texttt{./a.out} into a single command.
After running, it is time to analyze the output of the model checker. If the property is violated, analyze the found conter example.
If the mdeol is too large, it can happen that the checker runs out of memory. In that case, reduce the model and try again.
After running, it is time to analyze the output of the model checker. If the property is violated, analyze the found counter example.
If the model is too large, it can happen that the checker runs out of memory. In that case, reduce the model and try again.