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Add the Timer peripheral to QEMU #6

Closed alistair23 closed 10 years ago

alistair23 commented 10 years ago

Specificly TIM5 for example 5

pete128 commented 10 years ago

Id look to getting some baseboard code upstream before you go full-tilt on the devs. Its a good time start a series as the next merge window just opened.

alistair23 commented 10 years ago

The problem is that the baseboard doesn't do anything without the devices and the devices are not yet ready to go anywhere

pete128 commented 10 years ago

Well,

You can boot pracs 1 2 and 3, which is a good start. I've seen people go upstream with less. Just be wary not to over-commit on devs before the first series. Usually you want 3 or 4 max, otherwise you run the risk of being asked to do it in mulitple phases and across the next release (having to wait until december).

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alistair23 commented 10 years ago

Ok, I guess I can upstream what I have, it still needs a bit of work though

alistair23 commented 10 years ago

There are still lots of holes. I'll see how it goes over the weekend. Without any external access most of the examples are pretty basic