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2026-10-30 07:48:23 Bob Green: -/-

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`project ideas/operating system/netbsd port.md` ..
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	How it fits into hb68k: a timer driver provides only mechanism. The clock code in hb68k/clock.c owns the policy and calls the driver through four functions in a small table (struct clock_if):

-	\| Function \| When it’s called \| What it does \|
-	\| --------------------- \| -------------------------- \| ------------ \|
-	\| clk_init \| once, late in boot \| establishes the interrupt at IPL_SCHED \|
-	\| clk_arm(interval_us) \| once, right after init \| starts periodic interrupts, e.g. every 10 000 µs for 100 Hz \|
-	\| clk_intr \| at the start of every tick \| acknowledges the interrupt, and reloads if needed \|
-	\| clk_disarm \| shutdown or error \| stops the timer \|
+	\| Function \| When it’s called \| What it does \|
+	\| ---------------------- \| -------------------------- \| ------------ \|
+	\| `clk_init` \| once, late in boot \| establishes the interrupt at IPL_SCHED \|
+	\| `clk_arm(interval_us)` \| once, right after init \| starts periodic interrupts, e.g. every 10 000 µs for 100 Hz \|
+	\| `clk_intr` \| at the start of every tick \| acknowledges the interrupt, and reloads if needed \|
+	\| `clk_disarm` \| shutdown or error \| stops the timer \|

	The file header explains: