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I am new to QEMU. I saw most devices in QEMU has a timer associated with it.
What are the timers used for ?

Thanks

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I am new to QEMU. I saw most devices in QEMU has a timer associated with it. What are the timers used for ?<br><br>Thanks <br><br><br>

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