Tools

AMT 2.0 is a tool for offline monitoring and measuring temporal specifications over discrete and continuous behaviors.

The BIP compiler and execution engines for simulation, execution, exploration and debug of BIP models.

Pagai is a static analyzer based on the LLVM framework.

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 SpaceEx platform, a tool designed to facilitate the implementation of algorithms related to reachability and safety verification of continuous and hybrid systems.

A version of the CompCert certified compiler with added optimizations and a backend for the Kalray KVX processor.

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.

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

BINSEC is an open-source toolset to help improve software security at the binary level. It relies on cutting-edge research in binary code analysis, at the intersection of formal methods, program analysis, security and software engineering. It is powered up by state-of-the-art techniques such as binary-level formal methods, symbolic execution, abstract interpretation, SMT solving and fuzzing. BINSEC has been successfully applied in a number of security-related contexts, such as (…)

GUEB is a static analyzer performing use-after-free detection on binary. GUEB performs a value analysis on binary code, which tracks pointers and the states of the heap objects. When GUEB detects the use of a freed pointer, it extracts the sub-graph representation of the use-after-free.

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.

D-Finder tool implements a compositional and incremental method for the verification of component-based systems described in BIP language encompassing multi-party interaction.

For deadlock detection, D-Finder applies proof strategies to eliminate potential deadlocks by computing increasingly stronger invariants.

Finally, the use of abstraction in invariant computation may introduce false positives. D-Finder proposes a refinement procedure to remove those cases for BIP programs with Boolean variables.

FLATA is a tool for the analysis of non-deterministic linear integer programs (also known as counter automata).

FLATA-C is static-analysis front-end, implemented as a FRAMA-C plugin, that aims at extracting Numerical Transition System models from C programs with low-level pointer updates such as e.g.: allocation, deletion, pointer arithmetic, etc. The generated NTS models can be used with off-the-shelf verifiers such as FLATA or ELDARICA. We target the following types of errors in the C code: null or dangling pointer dereferencing unaligned memory accesses memory leaks double free out-of-bound (…)

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.

InVeSt is a tool for verification of invariance properties of infinite state systems.

Kronos is a tool for model-checking of timed automata against specifications expressed using the real-time temporal logic TCTL.

Lists to Counter Automata: a tool for the analysis of pointer programs

OpenKronos: is an on-the-fly verification tool for timed automata based on an integration of the DBM library of Kronos into CADP.

PHAVer is a tool for reachability analysis of continuous and hybrid systems based on Linear Hybrid Automata.

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

The Symbolic Model Interface (SMI) is a library which provides for the efficient construction and manipulation of symbolic representations for finite state systems, in particular for communication protocols.

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.

TGV (Test Generation with Verification technology) is a tool for the generation of conformance test suites for protocols. It is the result of a collaboration of the project Pampa of the Irisa institute with the projet Spectre/INRIA of the Verimag research center.