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....describes the type of application transformation we advocate. Finally, section 5 summarizes the conclusions we draw from this research. 2 Related Work Application Support in the Control of Devices. There have been several previous proposals for giving applications greater control of power states [4, 14, 12, 15, 1, 8]. Carla Ellis [4] articulated the benefits of involving applications in energy management, but did not study specific techniques or policies. Lu et al. 14] suggested an architecture for dynamic energy management that encompassed application control of devices, but did not evaluate this aspect of ....

....run length, after a device access. This strategy allows us to handle short run length and irregular applications. Our approachalso simplifies programming compiler construction (with respect to OnNow) without losing any energy conservation opportunities. Delaluz et al. 1] and Hom and Kremer [8] are developing compiler infrastructure for similar approaches to application support. These developments suggest that our proposed transformations can indeedbe implemented by compilers. Delaluz et al. transform arraybasedbenchmarksto cluster array variables and conserveDRAM energy, whereas Hom ....

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....and presents the results of our analyses and experiments. Finally, section 6 summarizes the conclusions we draw from this research. 2 Related Work Application support in the control of devices. There have been several previous proposals for giving applications greater control of power states [4, 15, 13, 17, 1, 9]. Carla Ellis [4] articulated the benefits of involving applications in energy management, but did not study specific techniques or policies. Lu et al. 15] suggested an architecture for dynamic energy management that encompassed application control of devices, but did not evaluate this aspect of ....

....run length, after a device access. This strategy allows us to handle short run lengthand irregular applications. Our approach also simplifies programming compiler construction (with respect to OnNow) without losing any energy conservation opportunities. Delaluz et al. 1] and Hom and Kremer [9] are developing compiler infrastructure for similar approaches to application support. Delaluz et al. transform array based benchmarks to cluster array variables and conserve DRAM energy, whereas Hom and Kremer transform such benchmarks to cluster page faults and conserve wireless interface ....

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Jerry Hom and Uli Kremer. Energy management of virtual memory on diskless devices. In Proceedings of the Workshop on Compilersand OperatingSystems for Low Power, September 2001.

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