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OmniLink: Specification-Based Trace Validation of Concurrent Systems with Substep Linearizability
Concurrent systems are notoriously difficult to validate. We present OmniLink, a methodology for validating traces of concurrent implementations against high-level specifications in TLA+. Unlike prior TLA+ based approaches, OmniLink treats system events as black boxes with a timebox in which they oc
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