Tools

SASA is a Self-stabilizing Algorithms SimulAtor, based on the so-called Atomic State model (ASM) introduced by Dijkstra in its seminal article on Self-stabilizing distributed algorithms.

The Lustre Toolbox includes Lustre V4 and the model-checker Lesar.

This Toolbox consists of development tools targeting the design of reactive programs (typically, for critical embedded systems). It features the Lustre V6 language compiler and interpreter, the Lutin reactive system environment modeling language interpreter, the Lurette automated testing tool, the Lesar model-checker, the RDBG (Reactive Programs) debugger, and the gnuplot-rif and sim2chro data visualizers.

A command-line logical calculor, based on the Binary Decision Diagrams library of the Lustre compiler.

A (target) language for describing and simulating stochastic reactive systems.

Lutin is now part of the Lustre V6 toolbox (lus2lic, lurette, rdbg)

A timing analysis tool for multi-core: From a description of data-flow application and initial schedule and mapping, it produces an updated schedule (release dates) that takes into account the inter-task interference. The focus is on the interference due to shared bus.

A compiler which translates regular expressions into either a set of language equations, or into a Lustre program.

This software is based on Linear Relation Analysis, and combines classic LRA (with widening) and acceleration techniques.

Library for power consumption and thermal modeling.

Pinapa is a front-end for SystemC/TLM, that allows to combine the information on the architecture of a TLM platform, with the syntax trees of the threads.

SystemC front-end based on LLVM, and back-ends to generate code like Promela (input language for SPIN).

Library for parallel programming on top of SystemC

An AADL to synchronous programs translator

an ocaml library for parsing AADL code.

Argos is an automaton language, similar to StateCharts, but with synchronous semantics.

The IF Intermediate Representation based on extending communicating timed automata has been defined for being able to offer a powerful toolset offering simulation, analysis and verification facilities for different modelling languages for distributed real-time systems.

SCRV allows to cover the non-determinism of the scheduling choices, when executing a SystemC/TLM model with the SystemC engine.

SR3 is a many-to-one routing protocol, designed for wireless sensor networks, which is both secure and resilient. It is a reinforced random walk that is partially determinized using a reputation mechanism.

The main objective of this project is to allow the translation of Simulink/Stateflow (trademarks of The Mathworks Inc.) into the synchronous programming language Lustre allowing its associated compilers, model-checkers and abtract interpretation tools to be applied to Simulink designs.