The current behaviour for the -o2 (MTBDD) variable order (no
pre-allocation of state variables before the model variables) is there
since the initial support for LTL in PRISM. We need some benchmarks
to see if it's a good idea to use preallocation as for the -o1 order.
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Sometimes, we have additional knowledge which states of the model
(apart from the initial states) are guaranteed to be reachable.
The added method then provides a way to start the reachability computation
with those states as the seed, which can speed up the computation as less
unknown states have to be discovered.
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The previously used filecmp.cmp opens the files to be compared in 'rb'
mode, i.e., it will tell us that two files that differ only in the
line-ending encoding (CRLF vs LF) are not equivalent. However, we'd
like to get the export tests to succeed on Windows, regardless of the
line endings. So, we provide our own file comparison method that opens
the file in 'rU' mode (universal newline mode), which converts all the
newline encodings to '\n' transparently.
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Somehow, PRISM can not open a NamedTemporaryFile created on Windows
(see issue prismmodelchecker/prism#11) when passed the filename via
the -mainlog parameter.
So, on Windows, we fall back on the old method of capturing stdout
directly via the Popen call. As this does not work with nailgun (the
C printfs go to the nailgun server stdout), we currently don't allow
nailgun use on Windows.
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We want to strip trailing zeros (after the .) as well. This commit, together with the
previous one should provide the previous functionality, but fixing the issue with trailing
zeros for integers.
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The regular expression for identifying the trailing .0* part of the string
did not require the . to actually occur, which would also strip the zeros from
integers ending with zeros.
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These methods work for the case where the generic acceptance condition
has the required structure or can be easily padded to have the required
structure for Rabin / Streett.
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Generally, as soon as clearBuiltModel is called, the models should not be
touched anymore. In doBuildModel, keep the null assignments for the
model storage variable for the unused engine.
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During reward construction in the explicit engine using the new ModelGenerator
functionality (see SVN 11772), the check for transition rewards was missing
(he explicit engine currently does not support transition rewards for DTMCs and CTMCs).
This commit adds functionality to ModelInfo to determine whether a reward structure
defines transition rewards and adds a corresponding check during reward construction.
Example: prism-examples/dice/dice.pm with R=?[ F s=7 ] and -explicit returns 0 instead
of an error message.
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Joachim Klein