The KLEE website, built using Web Starter Kit and Jekyll.

• Ruby ≥ 2.0.0. You can use RVM or rbenv to install it. (A Ruby DevKit is required to build dependencies with native extensions.)

• Node.js

• Bundler. You can use gem install bundle to install it.

• Python

Clone this repository and install all dependencies using:

$ bundle

Then, you can preview the site by running (at localhost:4000 by default):

$ bundle exec jekyll serve -w

To build the site, you can use:

$ bundle exec jekyll build

Contributions, both to content and design are welcome and encouraged. To contribute, please submit a pull request.

Please open a pull request for missing publications that build upon or use KLEE. All list entries are ordered by publication date and follow the layout below:

1. [KLEE: Unassisted and Automatic Generation of High-Coverage Tests for Complex Systems Programs](http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~cristic/papers/klee-osdi-08.pdf)⎵⎵
⎵⎵Cristian Cadar, Daniel Dunbar, Dawson Engler⎵⎵
⎵⎵USENIX Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI 2008)⎵⎵
⎵⎵December 8-10, 2008, San Diego, CA, USA⎵⎵
⎵⎵**Klee is available [here](https://klee.github.io/).**

Note that the template language requires that two spaces (shown as ⎵) are added to every but the last line to insert line-breaks.

The repository has old versions of the documentation in releases/docs/. To generate documentation for a new release, do the following:

1. Open _config.yml and

• Change is_release to true
• Add the doxygen and releases folders to exclude
• Set current_version to the new KLEE version

2. Run the following command, where <VERSION> is the KLEE version (e.g., "v2.3"):

$ jekyll build -d releases/docs/<VERSION> --baseurl /releases/docs/<VERSION>

3. Clear the changes made to _config.yml, except for the current_version
4. Add releases/docs/<VERSION> to the repository
5. Add an entry for the release in releases/index.md
6. Commit the changes

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