Obtaining STeP
The educational version of STeP is now available (current release: 1.3),
as a companion to the book: Temporal Verification of Reactive
Systems: Safety, by Zohar Manna and Amir Pnueli, Springer-Verlag, 1995.
To obtain the system, please send a request to:
step-request@cs.stanford.edu
or fill out the on-line license agreement.
Note: Version 2.0 that was demonstrated at FM'99 is not yet available
for public release. Please send email to
step-request@cs.stanford.edu if you would like to be
notified when it is released.
Platforms
STeP requires 25 Megabyes of free disk space and has been ported to
- SUN sparc 20, and UltraSparc under SOLARIS.
- DEC Alpha under IRIX.
- SGI under IRIX5
- x86 under LINUX
STeP license agreement
To obtain a copy of STeP, fill out the
form with your coordinates.
In completing this form you are expected to agree to
the Stanford academic license agreement found below.
When you have submitted the form you will get instructions by email
on how to obtain STeP via HTTP download.
The email is processed automatically,
so make sure that you type in the right email address.
STANFORD ACADEMIC LICENSE AGREEMENT
- Hereafter, "Programs" refers to the Educational Version of the
Stanford Temporal Prover system (STeP-E) and all associated materials.
This is a legal agreement between you, RECIPIENT, and STANFORD UNIVERSITY.
By accepting, receiving and using these Programs, you are agreeing to be
bound by the terms of this Agreement. If you do not agree to the terms of
this Agreement, promptly return the Programs to STANFORD.
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nontransferable license to use the Programs furnished hereunder, upon the
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development stage and that they are being supplied "as is," without any
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