A Timed Semantics for SDL

Simon Mørk; Jens Christian Godskesen; Michael Reichhardt Hansen; Robin Sharp

A Timed Semantics for SDL

Simon Mørk
, Jens Christian Godskesen
, Michael Reichhardt Hansen
, Robin Sharp

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Abstract

An alternative formal semantics for describing the temporal aspects for the ITU-T specification language SDL is proposed, based on the interval temporal logic Duration Calculus (DC). It is shown how DC can be used to give an SDL semantics with a precise treatment oftemporal phenomena. The semantics allows true concurrency. We show how it can be used to address issues such as the verification oftemporal properties, process scheduling, and the nature of viewed (shared) variables.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Formal Description Techniques IX, Theory, application and tools
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Chapman & Hall
Publication date	1996
Pages	295-309
Publication status	Published - 1996
Event	FORTE, INternational Conference on Formal Description Techniques IX / PSTV Protocol Specification, Testing and Verification XVI - Kaiserslautern, Germany Duration: 8 Oct 1996 → 11 Oct 1996

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Conference	FORTE, INternational Conference on Formal Description Techniques IX / PSTV Protocol Specification, Testing and Verification XVI
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Kaiserslautern
Period	08/10/1996 → 11/10/1996

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