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This description ends up as comments in various automatically generated header files. These are submitted in separate commits.
This comment is in autogenerated header files... Still.
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The files you've edited here are all auto-generated from internal-metadata using internal-tooling; so if we merged this PR, your changes would just get overwritten the next time we updated these files. Instead, we need to update our internal-metadata so that our "upstream" files include your "downstream" changes. |
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converting to draft as I can't convert to an issue |
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The description of RISC-V's MTIME register is a duplicate of the High register MTIMEH.
This seems to be the low half of the machine-mode time.
The fallout is that comments in several autogenerated header files is affected, too -- hence submitted in a separate commit.