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Recent mobile phone designs de ne a number of power resources, such as clock frequencies, voltages and switchable power rails. Software can control these resources independently for each hardware component (CPU and peripherals). Power resources vary in complexity, from simple binary resources that can be switched on or off almost instantaneously to resources that can be set at different voltage levels or that take a while to change state. There are even resources that may only be changed in conjunction with other resources. And, of course, some resources are shared between hardware components, and controlling them should be based on tracking their usage. The base port controls power resources. The base porter needs to provide interfaces for the use of: 1. Peripheral drivers, to be able to change the resources used by the peripherals they control 2. The software component responsible for setting the operating point of the CPU when processing a task (see Section 15.5.1) 3. The derived DPowerController CpuIdle() function. This routine maps resource state to retention state, and may need to change the state of other resources to achieve the CPU retention state desired (see Section 15.3.1.2). Controllable power resources may be spread across several functional areas of the ASIC and external components. However, in most cases, it is possible to concentrate the control of power resources on a single software component, the resource manager (Figure 15.3), which offers a conceptual representation and interfaces for all resources. The base porter may also decide to include resource management as part of the power controller kernel extension. Let s now look at a suggested template for the resource manager. This will be based on an XXXResourceManager class:

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class XXXResourceManager { public: enum TResource // a list of controllable resources (e.g clocks, voltages, power lines) { SynchBinResourceUsedByZOnly,

AsynchBinResourceUsedByZOnly, // ... other non-shared binary resources, synchronous or asynchronous BinResourceSharedByZAndY, // ... other shared binary resources, synchronous or asynchronous SynchMlResourceUsedByXOnly, AsynchMlResourceUsedByXOnly, // ... other non-shared multilevel resources, synchronous or asynchronous MlResourceSharedByXAndW, // ... other shared multilevel resources, synchronous or asynchronous }; void InitResources(); // initialises power Resources not initialised by Bootstrap // interface for non-shared resources inline void Modify(TResource aResource, TBool aOnoff); // for non-shared binary resources inline void ModifyToLevel(TResource aResource, Tint aLevel); // for non-shared multilevel resources // the following functions may be used by Drivers/Extensions or the idle routine to determine what resources are On or off or their levels inline TBool GetResourceState(TResource aResource); // for non-shared binary resources inline TUint GetResourceLevel(TResource aResource); // for non-shared multilevel resources public: // interface for shared resources SharedBinaryResourceX iSharedBResource; inline SharedBinaryResourceX* SharedBResourceX() {return & iSharedBResource;} // ... other shared Binary resources, synchronous or asynchronous SharedMultilevelResourceY iSharedMlResource; inline SharedMultilevelResourceY* SharedMlResourceY() {return & iSharedMlResource;} // ... other shared Multilevel resources };

In an attempt to make Web pages as accessible to as many users as possible, the new HTML5 browsers have pop-up menus that allow you to select from more than one style sheet. Using the <link> tag with the rel attribute set to alternate stylesheet, you can include as many style sheets as you want, and the user can select which she likes best. Here s the general format:

If the resource manager needs to be available to the Variant component, or used early in the boot sequence, I recommend that the entry point of the kernel extension be written as follows:

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static XXXResourceManager TheResourceManager; static DXXXPowerHal* XXXPowerHal; GLDEF_C TInt KernelModuleEntry(TInt aReason) { if(aReason==KModuleEntryReasonVariantInit0)

The operational curve of a battery relating the power it supplies to the current that is demanded of it is only linear for a small region of that curve. Other factors such as temperature and age also affect its ability to release energy. Therefore the energy it releases for a given level of charge is not constant. The duty cycle of a phone the cycle of run/idle creates a variable peak-to-average energy consumption which speeds up the discharge of the battery and reduces its useful life (Figure 15.12).

The ref value alternate stylesheet is an entity that is different from the alternate value that I cover in the next section. You can load as many style sheets as you want; however, the user can only change to an alternate style sheet not to a regular style sheet. To see how the alternate style sheets work, this next example begins with two different external style sheets saved in files named warm.css and cool.css. Then, the Web page code creates the code that loads the warm style sheet as the default, and users may choose to switch between the two styles.