Zhiyi Zhang
2014-07-31 09:31:04 UTC
Hi all,
In the section3.2 of your OSDI2008's paper, there is a experiment about
independence and cex.cache optimizations. You run klee for 5 minutes with
both optimization turned off and then run same number *instructions(not
query) *with independence and cex,cache separately.
However, I am confused about the meaning of query. I have two questions.
First, I used the command in
http://klee.github.io/klee/TestingCoreutils.html, and result contains the
number of *instruction.* But* how can I get the execution number of the
queries*? I didn't find the related options in kleeâs help. And *what is
the different between the instruction and the query*?
Second, In the experiment of OSDI2008's paper, you run klee for 5 minutes.
If one program was small and executed less than 5 minutes, such as echo,*
how to deal with the remaining time*? Do nothing, run this program again
until 5 minutes or run other program until 5 minutes?
Thank you very much.
Zhiyi Zhang
In the section3.2 of your OSDI2008's paper, there is a experiment about
independence and cex.cache optimizations. You run klee for 5 minutes with
both optimization turned off and then run same number *instructions(not
query) *with independence and cex,cache separately.
However, I am confused about the meaning of query. I have two questions.
First, I used the command in
http://klee.github.io/klee/TestingCoreutils.html, and result contains the
number of *instruction.* But* how can I get the execution number of the
queries*? I didn't find the related options in kleeâs help. And *what is
the different between the instruction and the query*?
Second, In the experiment of OSDI2008's paper, you run klee for 5 minutes.
If one program was small and executed less than 5 minutes, such as echo,*
how to deal with the remaining time*? Do nothing, run this program again
until 5 minutes or run other program until 5 minutes?
Thank you very much.
Zhiyi Zhang