Don't forget the timezone.
- Abstract Due: <--Fill it in, including time-->
- Full paper Due: <--Fill it in, including time-->
- Rebuttal Period: <--Fill it in-->
- Author Notification: <--Fill it in-->
- Camera ready: <--Fill it in-->
- Page limit: <--Fill it in-->
- Paper is formatted to meet submission requirements
- Conference Dates: <--Fill it in-->
- Conference Location: <--Fill it in-->
- Early Registration Deadline: <--Fill it in-->
We will be using this template moving forward as the starting point for all papers. You should fork the repo to create a new paper.
This repo works in conjunction with libpaper a set of common .tex, .bib, and other files we will use for writing papers. That repo is here: [git@github.com:NVSL/libpaper.git]. By default, the template use the libpaper in the parent directory, so you'll share one copy of libpaper for all papers.
Create a new paper, you need to do:
$ libpaper/bin/newpaper.py --topic StarQuake --year 2019 --conference ASPLOS --github-user stevenjswansonlibpaper provides a bunch of useful utilities and functions to make writing papers easier. Please see the README.md in libpaper for details.