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Cite Macaw paper and blog post in the README #398

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Expand Up @@ -67,6 +67,22 @@ These Macaw core libraries depend on a number of different supporting libraries,
* what4 -- Symbolic representation for the crucible backend
* parameterized-utils -- utilities for working with parameterized types

## Documentation

A set of high-level design documents can be found in the [`doc`](doc)
subdirectory. Documentation for individual API functions and data types can be
found in the Haddock comments throughout the code.

We have also written some other resources about Macaw:

* [Macaw: A Machine Code Toolbox for the Busy Binary
Analyst](http://www.arxiv.org/abs/2407.06375): an unpublished paper about
Macaw, as well as binary analysis tools built on top of Macaw.
* [Making a scalable, SMT-based machine code memory
model](https://galois.com/blog/2023/03/making-a-scalable-smt-based-machine-code-memory-model/):
a blog post about `macaw-symbolic`'s lazy memory model (implemented in
[`Data.Macaw.Symbolic.Memory.Lazy`](symbolic/src/Data/Macaw/Symbolic/Memory/Lazy.hs)

# Building

## Preparation
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