Abstract. We present a logical framework that is able to deal with variability in product family descriptions. The temporal logic MHML is based on the classical Hennessy–Milner logic with Until and we interpret it over Modal Transition Systems (MTSs). MTSs extend the classical notion of Labelled Transition Systems by distinguishing possible (may) and required (must) transitions: these two types of transitions are useful to describe variability in behavioural descriptions of product families. This leads to a novel deontic interpretation of the classical modal and temporal operators, which allows the expression of both constraints over the products of a family and constraints over their behaviour in a single logical framework. Finally, we ske...
Product line calculus of communicating systems (PL-CCSs) is a process calculus proposed to model the...
International audienceThere are two fundamentally different approaches to specifying and verifying p...
Modal specifications are classical formalisms that can be used to express the functional variability...
In this paper we propose a behavioural model, namely the Generalized Extended Modal Transition Syste...
We discuss the application of deontic logics to the model-ing of variabilities in product family des...
The variability model checker VMC accepts a product fam-ily specified as a Modal Transition System (...
Abstract. We propose a model-checking tool for on-the-fly verification of properties expressed in a ...
Abstract. We present VMC, a tool for the modeling and analysis of variability in product lines. It a...
Featured transition systems (FTSs) and modal transition systems (MTSs) are two of the most prominent...
Preface We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we introduce concurrent pro...
We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we intro-duce concurrent processes ...
Modal specifications are classical formalisms that can be used to express the functional variability...
Abstract. We present an automatic technique to transform a subclass of featured transition systems i...
Some temporal properties of reactive systems, such as actions with duration and temporal aggregation...
Product line calculus of communicating systems (PL-CCSs) is a process calculus proposed to model the...
Product line calculus of communicating systems (PL-CCSs) is a process calculus proposed to model the...
International audienceThere are two fundamentally different approaches to specifying and verifying p...
Modal specifications are classical formalisms that can be used to express the functional variability...
In this paper we propose a behavioural model, namely the Generalized Extended Modal Transition Syste...
We discuss the application of deontic logics to the model-ing of variabilities in product family des...
The variability model checker VMC accepts a product fam-ily specified as a Modal Transition System (...
Abstract. We propose a model-checking tool for on-the-fly verification of properties expressed in a ...
Abstract. We present VMC, a tool for the modeling and analysis of variability in product lines. It a...
Featured transition systems (FTSs) and modal transition systems (MTSs) are two of the most prominent...
Preface We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we introduce concurrent pro...
We examine modal and temporal logics for processes. In section 1 we intro-duce concurrent processes ...
Modal specifications are classical formalisms that can be used to express the functional variability...
Abstract. We present an automatic technique to transform a subclass of featured transition systems i...
Some temporal properties of reactive systems, such as actions with duration and temporal aggregation...
Product line calculus of communicating systems (PL-CCSs) is a process calculus proposed to model the...
Product line calculus of communicating systems (PL-CCSs) is a process calculus proposed to model the...
International audienceThere are two fundamentally different approaches to specifying and verifying p...
Modal specifications are classical formalisms that can be used to express the functional variability...