Tackling the Dagstuhl '94 specification problem with I/O automata

Romijn, Judi

An I/O automata solution to the problem posed by Broy & Lamport at the Dagstuhl Workshop on Reactive Systems is presented. The problem, which concerns components that communicate by means of a procedure interface, consists of an untimed and a timed part. In this paper, both parts are solved completely.

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ACM	Network Protocols (acm C.2.2), Software/Program Verification (acm D.2.4), Models of Computation (acm F.1.1), Specifying and Verifying and Reasoning about Programs (acm F.3.1)
MSC	Models of computation (Turing machines, etc.) (msc 68Q05), Theory of computing (msc 68Qxx), Analysis of algorithms and problem complexity (msc 68Q25), Specification and verification (program logics, model checking, etc.) (msc 68Q60)
Publisher	CWI
Series	Department of Computer Science [CS]
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