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duane>Many embedded debuggers have the ability to display on-chip 
registers,  [snip]

daniel>  The way to do this is not by chip name but by the rest of the 
target description language. We're already doing that at CodeSourcery.

Is this "target description language" documented somewhere? I have not 
heard nor seen this.

-Duane.