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There is no perfect solution, and each of these has its merits. You might like svd2rust (or one of its derivatives like chiptool) because it generates all the low-level drivers for your whole MCU at once. But if you have an automotive SoC with a 10,000 page datasheet and no SVD file, that approach doesn't work. It would also be nice to see svd2rust finally move away from MMIO reference types, something that also applies to tock-registers. I like how tock-registers lets you define your drivers one peripheral at a time, however I struggle to find the documentation I need for any given field or register. I like that safe-mmio solves the AArch64 hypervisor problem at the same time as solving the MMIO reference problem, but I would probably combine it with bitbybit rather than bitflags, because the bitbybit APIs just work better where fields are enumerations or values wider than simple booleans.