A package for deciding universality and subsumption of omega automata using Ramsey-based methods.
Version 0.7, Copyright (c) 2011-2015, BSD 3 LICENSE
It is developed and maintained by:
- (c) Oliver Friedmann, University of Munich (http://oliverfriedmann.de)
- (c) Felix Klaedtke, ETH Zurich (http://www.inf.ethz.ch/personal/felixkl)
- (c) Martin Lange, University of Kassel (http://carrick.fmv.informatik.uni-kassel.de/~mlange/)
You can install this package via OPAM under the name fadecider.
dune build
- Change version in
dune-project. - Update
CHANGES.md. - Run
dune build. - Commit
git status
git add -A
git commit -m "message"
git tag v0.x [--force]
git push origin master --tags [--force]
- Release
dune-release tag
dune-release distrib
dune-release publish
dune-release opam pkg
dune-release opam submit
We thank Evan Driscoll, Amanda Burton, and Thomas Reps for providing us with their benchmarks taken from their paper Checking Conformance of a Producer and a Consumer.
You can try them out as follows:
cat benchmarks/opennwa/assembled-producer-throttle-prod-std.nbvpa | bin/fadecider -s finite_nbvpa -a benchmarks/opennwa/enriched-throttle-cons-std.nbvpa
cat benchmarks/opennwa/assembled-producer-gzip-prod.nbvpa | bin/fadecider -s finite_nbvpa -a benchmarks/opennwa/enriched-gzip-cons-mod.nbvpa