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# # $Id$ # Various non BSP dependant support routines. clock - Uses the MPC860/MPC821 PIT (Programmable interval timer) to generate RTEMS clock ticks. console_generic - Uses the MPC860/MPC821 SCCs and SMCs to to serial I/O. include - console.h: function declarations for console related functions timer - Uses the MPC860/MPC821 timebase register for timing tests. It only uses the lower 32 bits vectors - MPC860/MPC821 specific vector entry points. Includes CPU dependant, application independant handlers: alignment.