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Asynchronous I/O / Input/output / Scheduling / Interposition / Io / Assertion / Model checking / Distributed computing / Computer programming / Computing / Software engineering
Date: 2011-12-05 14:08:55
Asynchronous I/O
Input/output
Scheduling
Interposition
Io
Assertion
Model checking
Distributed computing
Computer programming
Computing
Software engineering

M O D IST: Transparent Model Checking of Unmodified Distributed Systems Junfeng Yang◦∗ , Tisheng Chen‡ , Ming Wu‡ , Zhilei Xu‡ , Xuezheng Liu‡ Haoxiang Lin‡ , Mao Yang‡ , Fan Long† , Lintao Zhang‡∗

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