jargon unique to SST: elements, core, component, link, subcomponent, time vortex
SST vs other computer architecture simulation software like Verilator, ns3, OMNet++, gem5
how does SST compare to alternative DES options? (e.g., PySim)
Is SST cycle accurate? (That's a wrong question.)
How to specify arch using Python driver file
How to specify complicated arch using Python ahp_graph
Why is running my MPI application on a simulated HPC architecture non-trivial? (Answer: SST is “just” a DES. That means it doesn’t run an operating system or have a compiler. An application needs to be compiled, and the compiled application relies on system calls provided by the operating system. Also, applications may rely on having access to a filesystem. There’s no model of I/O included in SST. As a consequence, “running an application” is often replaced with relying on patterns of message passing rather than the actual messages associated with an application. See QEMU and gem5 instead
How to avoid using Python for sst: JSON input
How to specify absurdly large simulations: parallel JSON input
What type and size of computer do I need for SST? (Answer: Desktop to HPC)
quickstart for SST -- run a (serial) demo
quickstart for SST -- run a SST demo that uses MPI
@gvoskuilen Seems to me that this is something that should be broken up. Not sure all of these can be implemented, but there are some interesting suggestions as well.
Based on questions raised at the SST user community meeting earlier this week, here are suggestions for content