Generating tests from UML specifications
UML'99 Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on The unified modeling language: beyond the standard
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This paper introduces a formal analysis method to derive modeclass invariants from Software Cost Reduction (SCR) specifications. SCR specifications can be used to specify event-driven systems. Mode invariants in SCR specifications are used to capture safety features that must be ensured during software development. This new method derives mode invariants from well-defined, consistent SCR specifications by transforming an SCR mode transition table into one matrix and two vectors to describe the conditions before and after a mode transition occurs, an algorithm then derives single mode invariants. A case study of a cruise control system shows that the algorithm is capable of determining the same mode invariants that were proved via model checking in earlier investigations.