Common Configuration Components HAL Configuration
2.1.4 HAL Startup
To get a better understanding of the functionality provided by the HAL, we need to take a look at the startup process the software goes through to initialize the hardware. The different submod- ules of the HAL take care of different aspects of the initialization process, such as coordinatingParts
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