This work aims to provide a general mechanism for safety enforcement in rewriting logic computations. Our technique relies on an assertion-guided model transformation that leverages the newly defined Maude strategy language for ensuring rich safety policies in non-deterministic programs. The transformed system is guaranteed to comply with user-defined invariants that are expressed in a strategy-based, pattern-matching logic, thus preventing the concurrent system to reach any unsafe states. The performance and scalability of the technique is empirically evaluated and benchmarked on a set of realistic programs.

Safety enforcement via programmable strategies in Maude

Ballis D.;
2023-01-01

Abstract

This work aims to provide a general mechanism for safety enforcement in rewriting logic computations. Our technique relies on an assertion-guided model transformation that leverages the newly defined Maude strategy language for ensuring rich safety policies in non-deterministic programs. The transformed system is guaranteed to comply with user-defined invariants that are expressed in a strategy-based, pattern-matching logic, thus preventing the concurrent system to reach any unsafe states. The performance and scalability of the technique is empirically evaluated and benchmarked on a set of realistic programs.
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