| COPYRIGHT |
SimpleScalar copyright and
academic non-commercial use license for the SimpleScalar tools. PLEASE
READ. |
| install_guide_v2.txt |
SimpleScalar version 2.0 installation guide. This
guide details the installation of the SimpleScalar tools. |
| users_guide_v2.pdf |
SimpleScalar version 2.0 user's guide. This guide
covers the installation and use of the SimpleScalar tools. Details
are also provided on the internals of the Sim-Outorder microarchitecture
performance model. The guide also includes a PISA instruction set
reference manual. |
| hackers_guide_v2.pdf |
SimpleScalar version 2.0 hacker's guide. These
slides describe how to run SimpleScalar tools and interpret their
output. In addition, the guide covers the source code modules and
the interfaces that they export. A detailed description of the
Sim-Outorder microarchitecture model is also included. |
| README-def.txt |
SimpleScalar DEF file format
description. The SimpleScalar tools use the DEF files to specify the intricacies
instruction semantics, dependencies and disassembly. We have created a
document that explains the DEF file format; also included in the file are
details on how to add new instructions to an existing instruction set and
access those instructions using GNU GCC "asm" features. |
| simple_tutorial_v4.pdf |
SimpleScalar version 4.0 tutorial presentation.
These slides are from the SimpleScalar tutorial was held at MICRO-34.
They give an overview of the SimpleScalar tool set including the
new features introduced in SimpleScalar version 4.0 (due out later this
year). The slides from the tutorial are online here. |
| simple_tutorial_v2.pdf |
SimpleScalar version 2.0 tutorial presentation.
These slides include many details on how to use and extend the
SimpleScalar tools. Details on the internals of the tool set and a
detailed description of the Sim-Outorder performance model are also
included. This tutorial was presented at MICRO-30. |
| SimpleScalar
sources |
The SimpleScalar sources are well documented. Each
module includes an interface header file (.h) with interface definitions
and module documentation. Module implementations (.c) also include
many comments. |