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 ==Slides==
-[http://snipersim.org/documents/2012-04-01%20ISPASS%20Tutorial.pdf ISPASS Tutorial Slides]
+[http://snipersim.org/documents/2012-04-01%20Sniper%20ISPASS%20Tutorial.pdf ISPASS Tutorial Slides]
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 ==Tutorial Complete==
-We would like to thank the attendees of the tutorial and everyone at ISPASS who asked questions about using and developing with Sniper.  If there are any other questions, please feel free to browse or post on our [http://groups.google.com/group/snipersim mailing list].  The tutorial slides are now available online and can be downloaded below.
+We would like to thank the attendees of the tutorial and those we talked with at ISPASS for your interest in using and developing with Sniper.  If there are any additional questions or ideas that you might have, please feel free to browse or post on our [http://groups.google.com/group/snipersim mailing list].  The tutorial slides are now available online and can be downloaded below.
 ==Slides==

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 D-stacked systems. His research interests include performance modeling and fast
 and scalable simulation methodologies.
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 D-stacked systems. His research interests include performance modeling and fast
 and scalable simulation methodologies.
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 ==Location and Date==
-The Sniper Tutorial will be held at [http://ispass.org/ispass2012/ ISPASS 2012] in [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=New+Brunswick,+NJ,+United+States&hl=en&sll=37.0625,-95.677068 New Brunswick, NJ] on Sunday, April 1st between 9am and 12am.
+The Sniper Tutorial will be held at [http://ispass.org/ispass2012/ ISPASS 2012] in [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=New+Brunswick,+NJ,+United+States&hl=en&sll=37.0625,-95.677068 New Brunswick, NJ] on Sunday, April 1st between 9am and 12pm.
 ==Organizers and Presenters==

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 The Sniper Tutorial will be held at [http://ispass.org/ispass2012/ ISPASS 2012] in [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=New+Brunswick,+NJ,+United+States&hl=en&sll=37.0625,-95.677068 New Brunswick, NJ] on Sunday, April 1st.
 ==Abstract==
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 * Validation results
 * Hands-on demonstration

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 flexibility.
-Sniper’s key features are:
+[[The Sniper Multi-Core Simulator|Sniper's]] key features are:
 * The interval core model to raise the level of abstraction in multi-core simulation
 * Parallel simulation on multi-core host hardware
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 * Achieves good simulation speed, up to 2 MIPS
 * Validated against real hardware
+Additional information about Sniper can be found [[The Sniper Multi-Core Simulator|here]].
 ==Topics to be Covered==

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−	We will ~~give a tutorial on Sniper~~ at [http://ispass.org/ispass2012/ ISPASS 2012] in [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=New+Brunswick,+NJ,+United+States&hl=en&sll=37.0625,-95.677068 New Brunswick, NJ]. The tutorial is ~~scheduled for Sunday~~, ~~April 1st~~.	+	==Location and Date==
		+
		+	The Sniper Tutorial will be held at [http://ispass.org/ispass2012/ ISPASS 2012] in [http://maps.google.com/maps?q=New+Brunswick,+NJ,+United+States&hl=en&sll=37.0625,-95.677068 New Brunswick, NJ] on Sunday, April 1st.
		+
		+	==Abstract==
		+
		+	Two major trends in high-performance computing, namely, larger numbers of cores
		+	and the growing size of on-chip cache memory, are creating significant challenges
		+	for evaluating the design space of future processor architectures. Fast, scalable and
		+	accurate simulations are needed to allow for sufficient exploration of large multi-core
		+	systems within a limited simulation time budget. Through the use of high-abstraction
		+	analytical models with fast parallel simulation in the Sniper simulator, computer
		+	architects can trade off accuracy with simulation speed to allow for longer application
		+	runs, covering a larger portion of the hardware design space.
		+
		+	The purpose of this tutorial is to introduce both the main features of the Sniper
		+	simulator, as well as provide detail into the use of the simulator itself. Specifically,
		+	this tutorial will provide an in-depth look into the theory and implementation of the
		+	interval core model and CPI-stack generation. We will also highlight features like full
		+	DVFS support, scripting and program-to-simulator communication and provide an
		+	overview of the various component models and simulator configurability and
		+	flexibility.
		+
		+	Sniper’s key features are:
		+	* The interval core model to raise the level of abstraction in multi-core simulation
		+	* Parallel simulation on multi-core host hardware
		+	* Runs multi-threaded shared-memory x86 workloads
		+	* Achieves good simulation speed, up to 2 MIPS
		+	* Validated against real hardware

−	~~We will post more information on this page as it becomes available.~~

	==Topics to be Covered==		==Topics to be Covered==