CSC8105: Coursework Project(2018/2019)Aims To assess student’s ability to model and validate high-level prototypes of software used toimplement communicating systems. To become familiar with a computer-aided tool for the specification and verification of communicatingsystems.GeneralThere are four arrays of N byte values each, A, B, C and D, stored in processes P rA, P rB,P rC and P rD, respectively. These values are used to calculate a password. Your have beenasked to design a validated communication scheme to produce an array R of N byte values (thepassword), to be stored in process Rcv. The new array (the password being calculated) shouldsatisfy R[i] = max{A[i], B[i], C[i], D[i]} for all 0 ≤ i network is given in the diagram below.PrA PrBPrD PrCRcvIt is assumed that: message passing is the only means of interprocess communication; process Rcv is not allowed to carry out any calculations involving the data received; message passing is assumed to be asynchronous, i.e. it is carried out using buffered channels,which are assumed to be error-free in Task 1; a single message can carry at most one byte data value used in calculations; the four outer processes can communicate and the design should allow data received, say, byP rA from P rD, to be forwarded to P rB (unless P rA is certain that P rB does not need thisdata); any of the four outer processes can calculate and send the values of array R to Rcv.Project Tasks(1) Develop a highly concurrent symmetric solution to the above problem, using as few messageexchanges as possible. Write a PROMELA program which would provide a validation modelfor your solution. Formulate the relevant correctness requirements and verify, using SPIN,that they are indeed satisfied. Start with N = 2 (or even N = 1) and see what is the largestvalue of N for which the validation task can still be carCSC8105作業(yè)代做嗜愈、代寫CS/Python編程設(shè)計(jì)作業(yè)、代寫software留學(xué)生作業(yè)莽龟、代做Python/Java課ried out in ‘reasonable’ time.(2) It turned out that the channels outgoing from PrA can duplicate messages. Modify yoursolution to cope with these problems. Again, formulate correctness requirements and validatethem using SPIN.Marking Scheme Task 1 (75% in total): design: 25%, PROMELA code: 40%, and validation results andexplanations: 10%. Task 2 (25% in total): design: 10%, PROMELA code: 10%, and validation results andexplanations: 5%.SubmissionThe assignment must be submitted to NESS in a single .zip file by8.45am on Monday, 26th November 2018In your submission you should provide, for each of the two tasks: PROMELA program; brief explanations of how your solution works; validation results produced by SPIN.HintThe following can be used as rough template while working on your solution. Note that P rA hasmy id equal to 0, P rB has my id equal to 1, etc.#define N 2byte init_data[8];proctype proc (byte my_id, next_id, previous_id; chan to_next, from_previous, to_receiver){ byte my_data[N]; byte i=0;/* declare more variables *//* initialise the array for this process */do:: i my_data[i] = init_data[my_id*N + i]; i++:: i==N -> breakod;/*add communication etc */}proctype receiver (chan from_A, from_B, from_C, from_D){ byte result[N] ;/* declare more variables *//* add communication etc */}init {chan AtoB = [N] of { byte }; chan BtoC = [N] of { byte }; chan CtoD = [N] of { byte };chan DtoA = [N] of { byte }; chan AtoR = [N] of { byte }; chan BtoR = [N] of { byte };chan CtoR = [N] of { byte }; chan DtoR = [N] of { byte };atomic{init_data[0]=2; init_data[1]=0; init_data[2]=5; init_data[3]=8;init_data[4]=4; init_data[5]=1; init_data[6]=3; init_data[7]=9;run proc (0,1,3,AtoB,DtoA,AtoR); run proc (1,2,0,BtoC,AtoB,BtoR);run proc (2,3,1,CtoD,BtoC,CtoR); run proc (3,0,2,DtoA,CtoD,DtoR);run receiver(AtoR,BtoR,CtoR,DtoR)}}轉(zhuǎn)自：http://ass.3daixie.com/2018111035043751.html