Abstract
Composite Symbolic Library is a symbolic manipulator for model checking systems with heterogeneous data types. Our current implementation uses two basic symbolic representations: BDDs for boolean and enumerated variables, and polyhedra for (unbounded) integers. These basic representations are imported to the Composite Symbolic Library using a common interface and are combined using a disjunctive composite representation. In this paper, we present several heuristics for efficient manipulation of this composite representation. Our heuristics make use of the following observations: 1) efficient operations on BDDs can be used to mask expensive operations on polyhedra, 2) our disjunctive representation can be exploited by computing pre and post-conditions and subset checks incrementally, and 3) size of a composite representation can be minimized by iteratively merging matching constraints and removing redundant ones. We present experimental results that illustrate efficiency of our algorithms.KeywordsModel CheckSymbolic RepresentationDisjunctive Normal FormLiveness PropertyComposite RepresentationThese keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
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