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Define SPIN simulation modes

SPIN:

• SPIN generates C program that is the model checker
– The pan verifier

• Process Analyzer
– Run the pan executable to do the model checking

• SPIN simulation modes
– Random: SPIN randomly makes decisions
– Interactive: User interactively makes decisions
– Guided: Analyze failed verification

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