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Designing fast LTL model checking algorithms for many-core GPUs
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Recent technological developments made various many-core hardware platforms widely accessible. These massively parallel architectures have been used to significantly accelerate many computation demanding tasks. In this paper, we show how the algorithms for LTL model checking can be redesigned in order to accelerate LTL model checking on many-core CPU platforms. Our detailed experimental evaluation demonstrates that using the NVIDIA CUDA technology results in a significant speedup of the verification process. Together with state space generation based on shared hash-table and DFS exploration, our CUDA accelerated model checker is the fastest among state-of-the-art shared memory model checking tools. The effective utilization of the CUDA technology, however, is quite often reduced by the costly preparation of suitable data structures and limited to small or middle-sized instances due to space limitations, which is also the case of our CUDA-aware LTL model checking solutions. Hence, we further suggest how to overcome these limitations by multi-core construction of the compact data structures and by employing multiple CUDA devices for acceleration of fine-grained communication-intensive parallel algorithms for LTL model checking. (C) 2011 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Parallel model checking
Linear temporal logic
Massively parallel architectures
CUDA technology
Multiple CUDA devices
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