Ernie Cohen, Michal Moskal, Wolfram Schulte, and Stephan Tobies
February 2009
We describe a methodology for reasoning about realistic concurrent programs. Our methodology allows two-state invariants that span multiple objects without sacrificing thread- or data-modularity, as well as the derived construction of first-class objects that capture knowledge about the system state. The methodology has been implemented in an automatic sound verifier for concurrent C programs being used to verify the code of the Microsoft Hypervisor, the virtualization kernel of Hyper-V.
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| Type: | TechReport |
| Number: | MSR-TR-2009-15 |