P.S.: Using operators defined in the TLC module, I could have defined AddRecord more succinctly asAddRecord(r) ==/\ rec' = rec \cup {r}/\ LET newR == [number |-> 0, parity |-> "even"]IN record' = record @@ (r :> newR)Best,Stephan
On Thursday, January 10, 2019 at 2:29:08 PM UTC+1, Stephan Merz wrote:Hi Jack,welcome to this group! Below is a possible solution (I combined the two actions BecomeOdd and BecomeEven into a single one just to make the spec a bit shorter). As for the initialization, note that the empty sequence is also the function with empty domain, I could instead have writtenrecord \in [rec -> Record]which would perhaps have been a little less obscure.Hope this helps,Stephan------------------------------ MODULE Records ------------------------------EXTENDS Integers, FiniteSets, TLCCONSTANTS RVARIABLES rec, recordRecord == [number : Nat, parity : {"odd","even"}]Init ==/\ rec = {}/\ record = << >>
Inv ==/\ rec \subseteq R/\ record \in [rec -> Record]AddRecord(r) ==/\ rec' = rec \cup {r}/\ LET newR == [number |-> 0, parity |-> "even"]IN record' = [rr \in rec' |-> IF rr \in rec THEN record[rr] ELSE newR]ChangeParity(r) ==/\ record[r].number < 4/\ record' = [record EXCEPT ![r].parity = IF record[r].number % 2 = 0 THEN "odd" ELSE "even",![r].number = @ + 1]/\ UNCHANGED recNext ==\/ \E r \in R \ rec : AddRecord(r)\/ \E r \in rec : ChangeParity(r)Spec == Init /\ [][Next]_<<rec,record>>============================================================ ================= On 10 Jan 2019, at 12:35, Jack Vanlightly <vanl...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi all,
I have been struggling to achieve something that I thought would be pretty simple. For a learning exercise I have a set of records which have a "number" and a "parity" field. In each step, a record has its number incremented and its parity updated until it reaches the number 4.
EXTENDS Integers, FiniteSets, TLC
CONSTANTS R
VARIABLES record
Record == [number : Nat, parity : {"odd","even"}]
Init == record \in [R -> {[number |-> 0, parity |-> "even"]}]
BecomeOdd(r) == /\ record[r].number < 4
/\ record[r].number % 2 = 0
/\ record' = [record EXCEPT ![r].parity = "odd",
![r].number = record[r].number + 1]
BecomeEven(r) == /\ record[r].number < 4
/\ record[r].number % 2 = 1
/\ record' = [record EXCEPT ![r].parity = "even",
![r].number = record[r].number + 1]
Next == \E r \in R : BecomeOdd(r) \/ BecomeEven(r)
Spec == Init /\ [][Next]_<<record>>
I run it with R as { 1, 2, 3} and it deadlocks on step 13 once all 3 by 4 increments have been performed, as expected.
My question is this: how can I make R a variable "rec" and change the number of records dynamically? I can initialize "rec" to {} and add new elements using a union operator and incrementing a counter for the value. But I can't work out how to add new elements to "record" that correspond to new elements in "rec".
I want my Next step to look something like:
Next == AddRecord \/ \E r \in rec : BecomeOdd(r) \/ BecomeEven(r)
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Jack
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