Abstract Global status bits #114
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Add PMAC_HARDWARE_PROB for PowerPMAC
Add description for each global status bits, together with the PowerPMAC error Add comment to explain why PMAC_GSTATUS_ABORTALL is not included in PMAC_HARDWARE_PROB
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Abstract the global status bits using the hardware interface.
Add PMAC_HARDWARE_PROB for PowerPMAC.
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AbortAllis not being used to define a "Hardware problem" because the PowerPMAC permits to abort just some of the coordinate systems, this is useful in cases which more than one system is controlled by the same controller, and just one should be affected by the Abort input - e.g. an air-bearing stage.