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SYNVER: A system for the automatic synthesis and verification of synchronization processes
ACM '74 Proceedings of the 1974 annual conference - Volume 1
On deadlock in computer systems
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SYNVER is an automatic programming system for the synthesis of solutions to problems of synchronization among concurrent processes from specifications written in a high level assertion language (SAL). The correctness of the solutions constructed by SYNVER follows from the soundness of the synthesizer itself and from a verification phase which is applied to the specifications. This verification phase is the main topic of this paper. To provide context for the verification the paper includes a discussion of synchronization problems and a brief overview of both the SYNVER system and the SAL specification language. A formal definition of the correctness of a SAL specification is then presented along with algorithms which may be used to determine if a given specification is correct.