ACPI Component Architecture Programmer Reference -- Intel 2003

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1 R% \/ R+ d- r# x- c/ tACPI Component Architecture Programmer Reference
' Q& S  g) U: }; `, I4 j+ l0 bCore Subsystem, Debugger, and Utilities.

This document consists of ten major sections:
1. Introduction: Contains a brief overview of the ACPI Component Architecture (CA) and the
1 \" o* l4 V* ^* j1 Iinterfaces for both the Core Subsystem and OS Services Layers.
2. Design Overview: Summary of the computational and architectural model that is implemented
& O# R9 ^4 ^1 N" V! Q( }3 Q7 nby the ACPI component architecture.
3. Design and Implementation Details: Details concerning design decisions and
implementation specifics.
* C3 x8 q7 J  W4 f. I+ u4. Interface Parameters and Data Types: Descriptions of the major data types and data
1 Z2 |2 a5 q1 fstructures that are exposed via the external interfaces. Other related information required to
/ N5 Q) Y" E/ W8 n5 j" Duse the ACPI subsystems and interfaces.
5. Subsystem Configuration: Description of the available configuration options to tailor the
# ?3 n$ b6 d7 F* o6 G  U* lsubsystem to different compilers and machines, as well as run-time tuning options.
6. ACPI CA Core Subsystem Interfaces: Detailed description of the programmatic interfaces
that are implemented by the core component of the ACPI Component Architecture.
7. OS Services Layer Interfaces: Detailed description of the programmatic interfaces that must
be implemented by operating system vendors in the layer that interfaces the ACPI CA Core
6 T( l# B4 |6 G4 {Subsystem to the host operating system.
  Z' M6 K7 o" J8. ACPI Debugger: Overview, installation and configuration, and detailed descriptions of the
command set
9. Tools and Utilities: A brief overview of the miscellaneous tools and utilities that are part of
: i  Q' Q8 H  r/ r0 Vthe Core Subsystem package.
2 V3 t8 e, ~5 ~) }7 P* S  L( |9 J! Q10. Subsystem User Guide: Tips and techniques on how to use the Core Subsystem interfaces,
" l" C, }, O: X' fand how to implement the OSL interfaces to host a new operating system.