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This file defines the class ultimate_delay. An ultimate delay consists of a time variable t and expression exp(t,x) and free variables x. It can be read as a predicate on t of the form exists x.exp(t,x). If this is true for certain t, this indicates that a process can wait until time t.
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Classes | |
class | mcrl2::lps::detail::ultimate_delay |
Namespaces | |
namespace | mcrl2 |
A class that takes a linear process specification and checks all tau-summands of that LPS for confluence. | |
namespace | mcrl2::lps |
The main namespace for the LPS library. | |
namespace | mcrl2::lps::detail |
Functions | |
ultimate_delay | mcrl2::lps::detail::combine_ultimate_delays (const ultimate_delay &delay1, const ultimate_delay &delay2) |
Returns the conjunction of the two delay conditions and the join of the variables, where the variables in delay2 are renamed to avoid conflict with those in delay1. | |
This file defines the class ultimate_delay. An ultimate delay consists of a time variable t and expression exp(t,x) and free variables x. It can be read as a predicate on t of the form exists x.exp(t,x). If this is true for certain t, this indicates that a process can wait until time t.
Definition in file ultimate_delay.h.