Titlebook: Language and Automata Theory and Applications; 11th International C Frank Drewes,Carlos Martín-Vide,Bianca Truthe Conference proceedings 20

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Georg Gottlob,Christoph Koch,Andreas Pierisc simulation is widely used in the industry, other methods exist as well, e.g. hardware error injection and fault-tolerance analysis using formal verification. As covering the entire space of all possible fault injections is impractical, nearly all workload-based error injection methods (e.g. simula

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Thomas Troels Hildebrandt,Christian Johansen,H?kon Normannty of the problem, one usually considers bounded integers and then either linearizes the problem into a SMT(.)?problem (i.e., the theory of linear integer arithmetic with Boolean constraints) or bit-blasts into a SAT problem. We present a novel way of linearizing those constraints, and then show how

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Adam Jardine,Kevin McMullinals. More recently, this has grown to include software that manages critical hardware platform functions such as power management. This growing firmware needs to be shipped with the hardware and shares many of the same critical design concerns as the hardware. The two that we address in this paper a

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Makoto Kanazawa,Ryo Yoshinakated to account for over half of the typical cost of software development. I will describe directed automated random testing (also known as concolic testing), an efficient approach which combines random and symbolic testing. Concolic testing enables automatic and systematic testing of programs, avoid