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#2 Re: General » Algorithmic complexity » 2012-06-29 08:24:57

Thanks for your help. Could you help me with command arguments for spin. Which arguments I need to use for getting the best performance if I want only to check deadlock abscence?

Now I use such command:
spin -a -X pan_in
gcc -w -o pan {other gcc flags} pan.c
./pan -v -X -m1000000 -w19 -A -n -c1

I am not an expert in using Spin and I think that more optimal way of using command arguments exist smile

#3 General » Algorithmic complexity » 2012-06-07 09:01:49

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Replies: 4

What complexity has an algorithm to verify the absence of deadlocks, which is used in SPIN model checker?
Case study: we need only to find deadlocks in our model and each operator in Promela language is an synchronization operator.


Example:
byte semA=1;
byte semB=1;
active proctype P()
{
    printf("MSC: Noncritical section P");
    atomic
    {
        semA>0;
        semA--
    }
    atomic
    {
        semB>0;
        semB--
    }
    printf("MSC: Critical section P");
    semB++;
    semA++;
}
active proctype Q()
{
    printf("MSC: Noncritical section Q ");
    atomic
    {
        semB>0;
        semB--
    }
    atomic
    {
        semA>0;
        semA--
    }
    printf("MSC: Critical section Q");
    semA++;
    semB++;
}

Thanks for reply smile

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