Towards a methodology for self-verification
Christoph Lüth, Martin Ring, Rolf Drechsler · 2017
The exponential growth of the complexity of electronic systems makes their verification increasingly difficult. To address this problem, incremental refinements of existing approaches are insufficient in the long term; new approaches are needed. In this paper, we explore the new approach of selfverification, where systems will verify themselves during run time. Self-verification will give system engineers more time, more resources, and more information to successfully finish the verification. We sketch an architecture and methodology for selfverification, which maps system properties to the development phase in which they are verified, and illustrate the approach with a first case study.