Supported Architectures Page is out of date

[Joel Sherrill]

​https://devel.rtems.org/wiki/TBR/UserManual/SupportedCPUs is out of date. I have the information to update it if that's what we want to do.

I don't know the best way to provide this broad view from 4.6 up on what architectures are supported. The wiki seems OK.

[Chris Johns]

Is this a duplicate of #3206?

The architecture and BSP is closely linked.

[Joel Sherrill]

They are related but I tend to think the architecture page is OK to do by hand and the BSP page needs something where you can look at a file per release.

Not 100% sure what the right answer is but the set of BSPs is more fluid than the set of architectures.

And the porting guide could include adding an entry and the release procedure could include adding a column.

[Chris Johns]

Replying to Joel Sherrill:

Not 100% sure what the right answer is but the set of BSPs is more fluid than the set of architectures.

Amar's database highlights a complexity hidden in just top level architectures, take ARM, we support a subset of the available variants and having this listed would be awesome.

And the porting guide could include adding an entry and the release procedure could include adding a column.

Column of?

[Sebastian Huber]

I would move this information to the RTEMS CPU Architecture Supplement and delete the wiki page. We can add a chapter with obsoleted architectures and just mention the version which removed them.

[Sebastian Huber]

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