Abstract
AbstractThe embedded systems are interrupt-driven systems, but the triggered methods of interrupts are with randomness and uncertainty. The behavior of interrupt can be quite difficult to fully understand, and many catastrophic system failures are caused by unexpected behaviors. Therefore, interrupt-driven systems need high quality tests, but there is lack of effective interrupt system detection method at present. In this paper, a modeling method of interrupt system is firstly proposed based on time Petri nets, which has ability of describing concurrency and time series. Then the time petri nets are transformed into timed automata for model checking. Consequentially, a symbolic encoding approach is investigated for formalized timed automata, through which the timed automata could be bounded model checked (BMC) with regard to invariant properties by using Satisfiability Modulo Theories (SMT) solving technique. Finally, Z3 is used in the experiments to evaluate the effectiveness of our approach.KeywordsInterrupt ModelingBounded Model CheckingTimed automataSatisfiability Modulo TheoriesTime Petri Nets
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