Automatic translation of C/C++ parallel code into synchronous formalism using an SSA intermediate form
Abstract
We present an approach for the translation of imperative code (like
C, C++) into the synchronous formalism Signal, in order to use a
model-checker to verify properties on the source code. The
translation uses SSA as an intermediate formalism, and the GCC
compiler as a front-end. The contributions of this paper with
respect to previous work are a more efficient translation scheme,
and the management of parallel code. It is applied successfully on
simple SystemC examples.
C, C++) into the synchronous formalism Signal, in order to use a
model-checker to verify properties on the source code. The
translation uses SSA as an intermediate formalism, and the GCC
compiler as a front-end. The contributions of this paper with
respect to previous work are a more efficient translation scheme,
and the management of parallel code. It is applied successfully on
simple SystemC examples.
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PDFDOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14279/tuj.eceasst.23.312
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