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We address the problem of computing accurate Worst-Case Execution Time (WCET). We propose a fully automatic and modular methodology based on program slicing and real-time model-checking. We have implemented our methodology and applied it to standard benchmarks. To further validate the approach, we also compare our results to the real execution times of the programs measured on a real board.