SuperH support

SuperH is RISC based and found in a large number of embedded systems, including Sega consoles such as the Sega Dreamcast. SuperH was first developed by Hitachi as the successor of the H8 Family and was outsourced to a SuperH Inc., owned by Hitachi and ST Microelectronics. Nowadays the CPU family is supported and designed by Renesas.

The SuperH processor is often used for graphic intensive embedded systems.