Getting software components energy aware
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CoolSoftware Documentation
Below you can find first results of the CoolSoftware project documenting the project in further details.
CoolSoftware Workbench
The current version of the CoolSoftware Workbench for modeling energy adaptive systems is now available as an Eclipse Update-Site.
Installation
The easiest way to install the current release of the CoolSoftware Workbench is to use the Eclipse Update Manager directly from Eclipse.
If you have not installed the Eclipse platform yet. go to http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ and download the appropriate version for your platform.
After unzipping, start Eclipse and follow these instructions:
- Select Help > Software Updates > Find and Install... from Eclipse's menu.
- In the next dialog mark Search for new features to install. and continue with next >.
- The next step is to configure a New Remote Site... with the following parameters:
* Name: CoolSoftware Update Site * URL: http://st.inf.tu-dresden.de/qtools/qbench
Slides
The following slides were held at selected workshops, conferences and other events:
- 5th Silicon Saxony Day (May, 2010): Project overview (pdf)
- outputDD 5.0 (April, 2010): Project details and outlook (pdf)
Screencasts
Some screencast documenting results from the CoolSoftware project can be viewed here.
Specifications
Completed Specifications
- CoolSoftware Architecture
- Resource Manager Specification
- Energy Manager Specification
Specification Working Drafts
- Influences on Energy Consumption
- Cool Component Model
- Energy Contract Language
Glossary
The CoolSoftware glossary contains terms and abbreviations that have specific semantics in the CoolSoftware project. The glossary is available via this link.
First Results
This section highlight some first results of the CoolSoftware project. These are:
Research Partner Projects
