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PSL: Beyond Hardware VerificationNext Generation Design and Verification Methodologies for Distributed Embedded Control Systems (2007), pp. 245-260.
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AbstractIn recent years, the language PSL (Property Specification Language, a.k.a. IEEE P1850) has been embraced and put to successful use by chip design/verification engineers across the electronics industry. While PSL is mainly used for hardware verification, it can, in fact, be used to verify a wide variety of systems, including missile interception systems, railway interlocking protocols, system automation policies, and even business processes.We discuss and exemplify how PSL can be used as a general purpose language for the specification of models and properties, beyond hardware systems.
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