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Ready for merge from my perspective. |
The processor timer is something we'd probably implement in the xtensa-lx6, so good call not impl here. This looks great as is :). Thanks! |
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Implementation of timer peripherals & watchdogs.
Chose not to include processor timer & legacy timers: these are 32 bits only and as there are already six 64-bit timers available, feels a bit superfluous for the time being.