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The Accellera organisation selected Sugar, IBM's formal specication language, as the basis for a standard to \drive assertion-based verication" in the electronics industry. Sugar combines regular expressions, Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) and Computation Tree Logic (CTL) into a property language intended for both static verication (e.g. model checking) and dynamic verication (e.g. simulation). In 2003 Accellera decided to rename the evolving standard to \Accellera Property Specication Language" (or \PSL" for short). We motivate and describe a deep semantic embedding of PSL in the version of higher order logic supported by the HOL 4 theorem proving system. The main goal of this paper is to demonstrate that mechanised theorem proving can be a useful aid to the validation of the semantics of an industrial design language.

Validating the PSL/Sugar Semantics Using Automated Reasoning