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Users would like to generate multiple traces violating a single invariant using TLC.
It is possible to do this using TLC's '-continue' parameter. It just allows model checking to continue, using the same algorithm as normal but without the early breakout. This means
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Determine best way to generate multiple traces for an invariant violation using TLC.
Feature: generate multiple traces for an invariant violation using TLC.
Jan 19, 2022
danwt
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Feature: generate multiple traces for an invariant violation using TLC.
Feature: generate multiple traces for an invariant violation using TLC
Jan 19, 2022
Users would like to generate multiple traces violating a single invariant using TLC.
It is possible to do this using TLC's '-continue' parameter. It just allows model checking to continue, using the same algorithm as normal but without the early breakout. This means
-continue
. tlaplus/tlaplus#690this makes any solution that uses the technique a bit finicky.
Alternatives: use simulation mode.
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