The power temperature daemon (also known as the PTDaemon interface) is used to offload the work of controlling a power analyzer or temperature sensor during measurement intervals to a system other than the SUT. It hides the details of different power analyzer interface protocols and behaviors from the benchmark software, presenting a common TCP/IP-based interface that can be readily integrated into different benchmark harnesses. Products already using the PTDaemon interface include SPECpower_ssj? 2008, SPECweb? 2009, and SPECvirt_sc? 2013, the SERT? suite, and the Chauffeur? WDK.
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The SPEC PTDaemon Interface
The power temperature daemon (also known as the PTDaemon interface) is used to offload the work of controlling a power analyzer or temperature sensor during measurement intervals to a system other than the SUT. It hides the details of different power analyzer interface protocols and behaviors from the benchmark software, presenting a common TCP/IP-based interface that can be readily integrated into different benchmark harnesses. Products already using the PTDaemon interface include SPECpower_ssj? 2008, SPECweb? 2009, and SPECvirt_sc? 2013, the SERT? suite, and the Chauffeur? WDK.
The SPEC PTDaemon Interface
The power temperature daemon (also known as the PTDaemon interface) is used to offload the work of controlling a power analyzer or temperature sensor during measurement intervals to a system other than the SUT. It hides the details of different power analyzer interface protocols and behaviors from the benchmark software, presenting a common TCP/IP-based interface that can be readily integrated into different benchmark harnesses. Products already using the PTDaemon interface include SPECpower_ssj? 2008, SPECweb? 2009, and SPECvirt_sc? 2013, the SERT? suite, and the Chauffeur? WDK.
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