Abstract-- It is impractical to verify multiplier or divider circuits entirely at the bit-level using ordered Binary Decision Diagrams (BDDs), because the BDD representations for t...
Instruction-level traces are widely used for program and hardware analysis. However, program traces for just a few seconds of execution are enormous, up to several terabytes in siz...
Binary Decision Diagrams BDDs are e cient at manipulating large sets in a compact manner. BDDs, however, are inefcient at utilizing the memory hierarchy of the computer. Recent ...
Prior work has shown that reduced, ordered, binary decision diagrams (BDDs) can be a powerful tool for program trace analysis and visualization. Unfortunately, it can take hours o...
Binary Decision Diagrams (BDDs) have recently become widely accepted as a space-efficient method of representing relations in points-to analyses. When BDDs are used to represent re...