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Advanced Configuration and Power Interface Specification Notation Convention Description Example Bar symbol ( | ) Separates alternatives. aterm := bterm | means the following constructs are possible: • bterm • cterm dterm aterm := dterm means the following constructs are possible: • bterm dterm • cterm dterm Term Term Term Terms separated from each other by spaces form an ordered list. N/A Word in bold Word in italics Denotes the name of a term in the ASL grammar, representing any instance of such a term. ASL terms are not case-sensitive. Names of arguments to objects that are replaced for a given instance. Single quotes (‘ ’) Indicate constant characters. ‘A’ In the following ASL term definition: ThermalZone (ZoneName) {ObjectList} the item in bold is the name of the term. In the following ASL term definition: ThermalZone (ZoneName) {ObjectList} the italicized item is an argument. The item that is not bolded or italicized is defined elsewhere in the ASL grammar. 0xdd Refers to a byte value expressed as two hexadecimal digits. 0x21 means a value of hexadecimal 21, or decimal 37. Notice that a value expressed in hexadecimal must start with a leading zero (0). Dash character ( - ) Indicates a range. 1-9 means a single digit in the range 1 to 9 inclusive. 754 April, 2015 Version 6.0
ACPI Source Language (ASL)Reference 19.2.2 ASL Name and Pathname Terms // Name and path characters supported LeadNameChar := ‘A’-‘Z’ | ‘a’-‘z’ | ‘_’ DigitChar := ‘0’-‘9’ NameChar := DigitChar | LeadNameChar RootChar := ‘\’ ParentPrefixChar := ‘^’ PathSeparatorChar := ‘.’ CommaChar := ‘,’ SemicolonDelimiter := Nothing | ‘;’ // Names and paths NameSeg := | | | NameString := | | NonEmptyNamePath NamePath := Nothing | NamePathTail := Nothing | NonEmptyNamePath := NameSeg | PrefixPath := Nothing | Version 6.0 755
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5 ACPI Software Programming Model
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