Add dmosi SAL implementation for Dmod_GetUptime#26
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[WIP] Add implementation of SAL API Dmod_GetUptime
Add dmosi SAL implementation for Dmod_GetUptime
Feb 23, 2026
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Dmod_GetUptimewas added to the DMOD SAL but lacked an implementation in dmosi. The dmosi layer is the natural place to wire it up via the existing tick-count API.Changes
src/dmosi.c— New "DMOD Time API Implementation" section implementingDmod_GetUptimeby delegating todmosi_get_tick_count(), cast toDmod_Timestamp_t(uint64_t). Assumes standard 1 ms/tick RTOS configuration.CMakeLists.txt— AddsDMOSI_DONT_IMPLEMENT_DMOD_API_TIMEopt-out flag, consistent with the existing per-subsystem guard pattern (MUTEX,ENV,PROC).Original prompt
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