Hello,--I suggest adding an auxiliary variable, let's call it `progress', initialized to "none" and that gets updated to "A" by action A etc. Then verify the invariantprogress = "C" => ~ ENABLED NextStephanOn 16 Dec 2020, at 15:15, Diep Chi Pham <diepchi.pham2011@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Dear all,I have a spec and want to check a property as follows:If action A is fired and then action B is fired and then action C is fired then there is a deadlock.Could you tell me how can I formulate that property to verify it in the TLC model checker?Thank you very much,Best regards,DC--
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