Finite State Automata (FSAM)
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About this app
FSAM is a finite state machine simulator for mobile, heavily inspired by JFLAP. It currently supports finite state automata, pushdown automata, and turing machines.
The simulator offers the following tools and features
General:
- Camera Zoom
- Camera Move
- Camera Refocus
FSA Configuration Features:
- Move State Tool
- Configure State Tool
- Create State Tool
- Create Transition Tool
- Delete Tool
File I/O Features:
- Save as FSAM
- Load as FSAM
- Save as JFF
- Load as JFF
Simulate Features:
- Step by State and Step with Closure
- Step
- Trace State History
- Freeze/Unfreeze Simulation State
- Remove Simulation State
- Quick run / Bulk Testing
Conversion Features:
- Minimize DFA
- Convert NFA to DFA
The simulator offers the following tools and features
General:
- Camera Zoom
- Camera Move
- Camera Refocus
FSA Configuration Features:
- Move State Tool
- Configure State Tool
- Create State Tool
- Create Transition Tool
- Delete Tool
File I/O Features:
- Save as FSAM
- Load as FSAM
- Save as JFF
- Load as JFF
Simulate Features:
- Step by State and Step with Closure
- Step
- Trace State History
- Freeze/Unfreeze Simulation State
- Remove Simulation State
- Quick run / Bulk Testing
Conversion Features:
- Minimize DFA
- Convert NFA to DFA
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What's new
First release of FSAM
The application currently supports
- Finite State Automata
- Pushdown Automata
- Turing Machines
Do take note that PDA and TMs have not been fully verified so some bugs and errors may occur in simulation
The application currently supports
- Finite State Automata
- Pushdown Automata
- Turing Machines
Do take note that PDA and TMs have not been fully verified so some bugs and errors may occur in simulation
