Examples of Network Flow Verification Using TRAFFIC(X)
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20/10/2011
20/10/2011
24/01/2008
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In our previous work, we developed TRAFFIC(X), a specification language for modeling bi-directional network flows featuring a type system with constrained polymorphism. In this paper, we present two ways to customize the constraint system: (1) when using linear inequality constraints for the constraint system, TRAFFIC(X) can describe flows with numeric properties such as MTU (maximum transmission unit), RTT (round trip time), traversal order, and bandwidth allocation over parallel paths; (2) when using Boolean predicate constraints for the constraint system, TRAFFIC(X) can describe routing policies of an IP network. These examples illustrate how to use the customized type system. National Science Foundation (CCR-0205294) |
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Boston University Computer Science Department |
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BUCS Technical Reports;BUCS-TR-2007-017 |
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Technical Report |