Guidelines on Energy effecient code

> Well, Chris Shore is from ARM and he wrote two great documents on the subject, I highly recommend them.

I agree. I just thought what pravinchanm is exactly looking for from ARM is a document consolidating the ideas and techniques about programming for energy efficiency. I'm not aware if there is any so I just added some information which may be helpful although these also belong to the inventory of fragmented materials.

> I'd like to add this from STMicroelectronics, which is highly relevant; it targets the STM32L4 series:

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The readers should not interpret our lists of App Notes as endorsement of specific manufacturer. In my case those were just the quickest I can recall, in fact I didn't have the URLs for the Freescale documents, only the home page. The STM32 Discovery and Nucleo are among my arguments against investing in more expensive 8-Bit boards.

> Well, Chris Shore is from ARM and he wrote two great documents on the subject, I highly recommend them.

I agree. I just thought what pravinchanm is exactly looking for from ARM is a document consolidating the ideas and techniques about programming for energy efficiency. I'm not aware if there is any so I just added some information which may be helpful although these also belong to the inventory of fragmented materials.

> I'd like to add this from STMicroelectronics, which is highly relevant; it targets the STM32L4 series:

> ...

The readers should not interpret our lists of App Notes as endorsement of specific manufacturer. In my case those were just the quickest I can recall, in fact I didn't have the URLs for the Freescale documents, only the home page. The STM32 Discovery and Nucleo are among my arguments against investing in more expensive 8-Bit boards.