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isca-reproducibility

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Use when making an ISCA paper's results regenerable — pinning simulator versions and local patches, archiving per-figure configuration manifests, recording workload provenance and sampling seeds, quantifying run-to-run variation on real hardware, and keeping the environment resurrectable through the February window.

When to use

• pinning simulator versions and local patches
• archiving per-figure configuration manifests
• recording workload provenance and sampling seeds
• quantifying run-to-run variation on real hardware
• keeping the environment resurrectable through the February window
• verifying determinism of simulators
• creating regeneration commands for figures and tables
• performing pre-submission reproducibility checks

When not to use

• filling out post-acceptance artifact evaluation forms
• writing methodology sections for isca-experiments

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