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MR4UM: A framework for adding fault tolerance to UML state diagrams
Theoretical Computer Science
Copilot: monitoring embedded systems
Innovations in Systems and Software Engineering
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We present the tool Sycraft(SYmboliC synthesizeR and Adder of Fault-Tolerance). In Sycraft, a distributed fault-intolerant program is specified in terms of a set of processes and an invariant. Each process is specified as a set of actions in a guarded command language, a set of variables that the process can read, and a set of variables that the process can write. Given a set of fault actions and a specification, the tool transforms the input distributed fault-intolerant program into a distributed fault-tolerant program via a symbolic implementation of respective algorithms.