KLEE 2.2 is released! New features include support for C++ exceptions, a more flexible random-path searcher, a ZESTI-like wrapper, compatibility w/ recent LLVM versions, and much more. Big thanks to all the contributors and to @nowack_m as co-maintainer!
https://t.co/6uGd5nYRE2
New blog post with @k_timotej on measuring code coverage achieved via symbolic execution, focusing on the difference b/w the internal coverage reported by a tool like @kleesymex and externally-measured coverage (e.g., replaying generated inputs with gcov): https://t.co/yGyh8UtX0g
Excited to announce the 2nd International KLEE Workshop on Symbolic Execution, 14-15 September 2020, London, UK @kleesymex
Presentation proposals are due at the beginning of May and we are also looking for sponsors to keep registration costs low. https://t.co/khbAKLsZrj