Abstract
An on-the-fly algorithm is developed for model checking of temporal logic safety properties on partially ordered occurrence net structures. This algorithm is used for the automated debugging of parallel programs. During the monitoring of a program run, a state action net is constructed from the program trace. Temporal specifications are evaluated on-the-fly with respect to this net. The specifications can express, for example, that an error has occurred, or that certain control locations have been reached. When the specified condition can occur, the execution is halted. Since we use a partial order logic, specification violations can be detected even if they did not actually occur in the particular interleaving of the program run.
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