Move cpu timing layer to cpu_timing directory#17
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Depends on PR#16, so please only check the topmost commit. I'll merge them sequentially to ensure git history shows both commits separately. |
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Should it have only cputiming changes?
This does not move the generated files yet, to avoid complicating merges from upstream into our repo.
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Rebased after merging debug markers. |
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This does not move the generated files yet, in order to avoid complicating future merges from upstream.