Programmatic binding of power management events
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsVincent Zimmer, Michael Rothman, David Estrada, Andrew Fish
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Abstract
A plurality of instructions corresponding to a power management event are received. An instruction of the plurality of instructions is executed in a first programming system with a first interface, in response to determining that the instruction is in accordance with the first interface. The instruction is executed in a second programming system with a second interface, in response to determining that the instruction is not in accordance with the first interface.
Claims25
A method, comprising:
- receiving a plurality of instructions corresponding to a power management event;
- executing an instruction of the plurality of instructions in a first programming system with a first interface, in response to determining that the instruction is in accordance with the first interface;
- and
- executing the instruction in a second programming system with a second interface, in response to determining that the instruction is not in accordance with the first interface.
A system, comprising:
- memory;
- and
- processor coupled to the memory, wherein the processor is operable to:
- receive a plurality of instructions corresponding to a power management event;
- execute an instruction of the plurality of instructions in a first programming system with a first interface, in response to determining that the instruction is in accordance with the first interface;
- and
- execute the instruction in a second programming system with a second interface, in response to determining that the instruction is not in accordance with the first interface.
17-21. (canceled)
An article of manufacture, comprising a storage medium having stored therein instructions capable of being executed by a machine to:
- receive a plurality of instructions corresponding to a power management event;
- execute an instruction of the plurality of instructions in a first programming system with a first interface, in response to determining that the instruction is in accordance with the first interface;
- and
- execute the instruction in a second programming system with a second interface, in response to determining that the instruction is not in accordance with the first interface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.