Scalable Programming for Low-Power Platforms

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Scalable Programming for Low-Power Platforms is the perfect handbook for architects, developers and designers in teaching how to write scalable software that balances performance with power. Use-case studies and code examples cover the range from operating systems to applications to device drivers. Readers learn strategies and best practices for developing better-optimized software that is targeted to run in any low power platform, beginning with an invaluable primer on the unique challenges with writing software for low-power applications, and finishing with a look ahead to emerging areas, such as wearable- and flex-screen devices.

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Sathyanarayanan Srinivasan has more than 15 years of product development experience, with expertise ranging from circuitry design to firmware development and to software development under Linux and Windows OS (device drivers, middleware, user mode drivers, GUI/applications, and more). He has substantial expertise as a uArchitect at Intel and currently serves as power features uArchitect for Intel Graphics Device Drivers for Intel Low Power platforms. He has published several technical papers and articles on his areas of specialty.

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