System for application priority based on device operating mode
AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsKenneth M. Geib, Mahesh Moorthy, Marc Edward Nijdam
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AssigneeQUALCOMM Incorporated
InventorsKenneth M. Geib, Mahesh Moorthy, Marc Edward Nijdam
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System for application priority based on device operating mode. A method is provided for allocating a top visible resource on a device. The method includes receiving a request requesting allocation of the top visible resource to a requesting application, and determining that the top visible resource is allocated to an owning application. The method also includes associating owner information with requester information to form an arbitration request. The method also includes arbitrating the arbitration request to produce an arbitration decision that indicates that the top visible resource is to be allocated to the requesting application if the owner information indicates that the owning application is privileged and an identifier that identifies the requesting application is contained in a relinquish list associated with the owner information.
A method operating on a device for allocating a top visible resource on the device, the method comprising:
Apparatus for dynamically allocating a top visible resource on a device, the apparatus comprising:
Apparatus for allocating a top visible resource on a device, the apparatus comprising:
A computer-readable media comprising instructions, which when executed by a processor in a device, operate to allocate a top visible resource on a device, the computer-readable media comprising:
A method operating on a device to allocate a top visible resource on the device, comprising:
Apparatus for dynamically allocating a top visible resource on a device, the apparatus comprising:
Apparatus for allocating a top visible resource on a device, comprising:
Apparatus for allocating a top visible resource on a device, comprising:
A computer-readable media comprising instructions, which when executed by a processor in a device, operate to provide an application priority system to allocate a top visible resource on a device, the computer-readable media comprising:
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