Abstract
The application of Discrete-Event Systems (DES) theory to the problem of guaranteeably enforcing concurrency constraints in multithreaded applications has been studied under certain assumptions, namely, the assumption of a static pool of pre-existing instantiated threads, whose creation and termination are not modeled. This work presents an extension of this case to handle dynamically instantiated and terminated threads using a Petri net formalism and an online limited-lookahead state-space search technique.
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