hw/mcu: Add family and series defs to syscfg#2869
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Those allow for conditional configurations to be implemented. It may be possible to retrieve the same information via vendor provided defs in header files, but with syscfg defs we can also use this in pkg or syscfg deps.
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Those allow for conditional configurations to be implemented.
It may be possible to retrieve the same information via vendor provided
defs in header files, but with syscfg defs we can also use this in pkg
or syscfg deps.