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| enum | DataOrder : bool { DataOrder::Normal = false,
DataOrder::Reversed = true
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| enum | InputType { InputType::Floating = 0x0,
InputType::PullUp = 0x1,
InputType::PullDown = 0x2
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| enum | OutputSpeed {
Low = 0,
Medium = 0x1,
High = 0x3,
MHz2 = Low,
MHz10 = Medium,
MHz50 = High
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| enum | OutputType { OutputType::PushPull = 0x0,
OutputType::OpenDrain = 0x1
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| enum | Port {
A = 0,
B = 1,
C = 2,
D = 3,
F = 5
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| | The Port a Gpio Pin is connected to.
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static constexpr DataOrder | getDataOrder () |
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static PortType | isSet () |
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static void | write (PortType data) |
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static PortType | read () |
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static constexpr DataOrder | getDataOrder () |
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static PortType | read () |
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static void | setInput () |
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static void | setOutput () |
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static void | toggle () |
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static void | write (PortType data) |
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static void | configure (OutputType type, OutputSpeed speed=OutputSpeed::MHz50) |
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static void | configure (InputType type) |
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static void | disconnect () |
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static void | lock () |
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static void | reset () |
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static void | set () |
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static void | set (bool status) |
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static void | setAnalogInput () |
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static void | setInput () |
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static void | setInput (InputType type) |
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static void | setOutput () |
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static void | setOutput (bool status) |
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static void | setOutput (OutputType type, OutputSpeed speed=OutputSpeed::MHz50) |
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static void | toggle () |
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template<class... Gpios>
class modm::platform::SoftwareGpioPort< Gpios >
Create an up to 32-bit port from arbitrary pins.
This class optimizes the data type for the read() and write() methods. Supplying up to 8 Gpios will use uint8_t, up to 16 Gpios uint16_t and up to 32 Gpios uint32_t.
- Note
- Since the bit order is explicitly given by the order of template arguments, this class only supports
DataOrder::Normal. If you need reverse bit order, reverse the order of Gpios!
- Template Parameters
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| Gpios | Up to 32 GpioIO classes, ordered MSB to LSB |
- Author
- Niklas Hauser