rv32i: add Display trait for PMPRegion/Config #1970
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This patch implements Display trait for PMPregion and PMPconfig, which adds PMP regions information for a process to the standard panic printout. BUG=none TEST=make flash Change-Id: Iff8a3ce27753cd8f4ab8fc72b9f0752a92e5968d
Change-Id: I3603453bfd0ff9b134161f9f7352e01ea7e4b57a
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Pull Request Overview
This patch implements Display trait for PMPregion and PMPconfig, and that adds PMP regions information for a process to the standard panic printout.
Testing Strategy
This pull request was tested by triggering a panic on a RISC-V board and monitoring output.