Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
 
 

sts-cli

Folders and files

NameName
Last commit message
Last commit date

parent directory

..
bin
bin
 
 
src/main/java/hu/bme/mit/theta/sts/cli
src/main/java/hu/bme/mit/theta/sts/cli
 
 
README.md
README.md
 
 
build.gradle.kts
build.gradle.kts
 
 

README.md

Overview

The sts-cli project is an executable (command line) tool for running CEGAR-based analyses on Symbolic Transition Systems (STS). For more information about the STS formalism and its supported language elements, take a look at the sts project.

Related projects

  • sts: Classes to represent STSs and a domain specific language (DSL) to parse STSs from a textual representation.
  • sts-analysis: STS specific analysis modules enabling the algorithms to operate on them.

Using the tool

  1. First, get the tool.
    • The easiest way is to download a pre-built release.
    • You can also build the tool yourself. The runnable jar file will appear under build/libs/ with the name theta-sts-cli-<VERSION>-all.jar, you can simply rename it to theta-sts-cli.jar.
    • Alternatively, you can use our docker image (see below).
  2. Running the tool requires Java (JRE) 17.
  3. The tool also requires the Z3 SMT solver libraries to be available on PATH.
  4. The tool can be executed with java -jar theta-sts-cli.jar [ARGUMENTS].
    • If no arguments are given, a help screen is displayed about the arguments and their possible values. More information can also be found below.
    • For example java -jar theta-sts-cli.jar --model counter.system --loglevel INFO runs the default analysis with logging on the counter.system input file.

Docker

A Dockerfile is also available under the docker directory in the root of the repository. The image can be built using the following command (from the root of the repository):

docker build -t theta-sts-cli -f docker/theta-sts-cli.Dockerfile .

The script run-theta-sts-cli.sh can be used for running the containerized version on models residing on the host:

./docker/run-theta-sts-cli.sh model.sts [OTHER ARGUMENTS]

Note that the model must be given as the first positional argument (without --model).

Arguments

All arguments are optional, except --model.

  • --model: Path of the input STS model (mandatory).
  • --cex: Output file where the counterexample is written (if the result is unsafe). If the argument is not given (default) the counterexample is not printed. Use CON (Windows) or /dev/stdout (Linux) as argument to print to the standard output.
  • --loglevel: Detailedness of logging.
    • Possible values (from the least to the most detailed): RESULT, MAINSTEP, SUBSTEP ( default), INFO, DETAIL, VERBOSE
  • --version: Print version info (in this case --model is of course not required).

The arguments related to the algorithm are described in more detail (along with best practices) in CEGAR-algorithms.md.

For developer usage

Flag Description
--stacktrace Print full stack trace for exceptions.
--benchmark Benchmark mode, only print metrics in csv format.
--header Print the header for the benchmark mode csv format.