Stop ElXVirtualTimer and ElXPhysicalTimer from implementing Send.#170
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These are core-local types and we need to try and stop people moving them into threads running on other cores, at the expense of stopping people moving them into threads running on the same core. If this causes you an issue, you can just unsafely conjure up the values on demand, or use raw CP15 sycalls from the aarch32_cpu::register module.
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These are core-local types and we need to try and stop people moving them into threads running on other cores, at the expense of stopping people moving them into threads running on the same core.
If this causes you an issue, you can just unsafely conjure up the values on demand, or use raw CP15 sycalls from the
aarch32_cpu::registermodule.