zephyr/arch/arm/soc/atmel_sam/common/soc_gpio.h

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/*
* Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Piotr Mienkowski
* SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
*/
/** @file
* @brief Atmel SAM MCU family General Purpose Input Output (GPIO)
* module HAL driver.
*/
#ifndef _ATMEL_SAM_SOC_GPIO_H_
#define _ATMEL_SAM_SOC_GPIO_H_
#include <zephyr/types.h>
#include <soc.h>
#include <gpio.h>
/*
* Pin flags/attributes
*/
/* TODO: replace hard coded pin attribute values with defines provided
* in gpio.h, once the official API is clean.
*/
#define SOC_GPIO_DEFAULT (0)
#define SOC_GPIO_PULLUP (1 << 0)
#define SOC_GPIO_PULLDOWN (1 << 1)
#define SOC_GPIO_OPENDRAIN (1 << 2)
/* Bit field: SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER */
#define SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER_POS 3
#define SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER_MASK (3 << SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER_POS)
#define SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER_NONE (0 << SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER_POS)
#define SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER_DEBOUNCE (1 << SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER_POS)
#define SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER_DEGLITCH (2 << SOC_GPIO_IN_FILTER_POS)
#define SOC_GPIO_INT_ENABLE (1 << 5)
/* Bit field: SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG */
#define SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG_POS 6
#define SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG_MASK (3 << SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG_POS)
/** Interrupt is triggered by a level detection event. */
#define SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG_LEVEL (0 << SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG_POS)
/** Interrupt is triggered by an edge detection event. */
#define SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG_EDGE (1 << SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG_POS)
/** Interrupt is triggered by any edge detection event. */
#define SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG_DOUBLE_EDGE (2 << SOC_GPIO_INT_TRIG_POS)
/** Interrupt is triggered by a high level / rising edge detection event */
#define SOC_GPIO_INT_ACTIVE_HIGH (1 << 8)
/* Bit field: SOC_GPIO_FUNC */
#define SOC_GPIO_FUNC_POS 16
#define SOC_GPIO_FUNC_MASK (7 << SOC_GPIO_FUNC_POS)
/** Connect pin to peripheral A. */
#define SOC_GPIO_FUNC_A (0 << SOC_GPIO_FUNC_POS)
/** Connect pin to peripheral B. */
#define SOC_GPIO_FUNC_B (1 << SOC_GPIO_FUNC_POS)
/** Connect pin to peripheral C. */
#define SOC_GPIO_FUNC_C (2 << SOC_GPIO_FUNC_POS)
/** Connect pin to peripheral D. */
#define SOC_GPIO_FUNC_D (3 << SOC_GPIO_FUNC_POS)
/** Configure pin as input. */
#define SOC_GPIO_FUNC_IN (4 << SOC_GPIO_FUNC_POS)
/** Configure pin as output and set it initial value to 0. */
#define SOC_GPIO_FUNC_OUT_0 (5 << SOC_GPIO_FUNC_POS)
/** Configure pin as output and set it initial value to 1. */
#define SOC_GPIO_FUNC_OUT_1 (6 << SOC_GPIO_FUNC_POS)
struct soc_gpio_pin {
u32_t mask; /** pin(s) bit mask */
Pio *regs; /** pointer to registers of the PIO controller */
u8_t periph_id; /** peripheral ID of the PIO controller */
u32_t flags; /** pin flags/attributes */
};
/**
* @brief Configure GPIO pin(s).
*
* Configure one or several pins belonging to the same GPIO port.
* Example scenarios:
* - configure pin(s) as input with debounce filter enabled.
* - connect pin(s) to a peripheral B and enable pull-up.
* - configure pin(s) as open drain output.
* All pins are configured in the same way.
*
* @remark The function will enable the GPIO module's clock only if
* any of its pins is configured as an input. This is typically what
* a user wants. A pin will function correctly without clock enabled
* when configured as an output or connected to a peripheral.
* In some cases, e.g. when a pin is configured as an output with
* a pull-up and user wants to read pin's input value it is necessary
* to enable GPIO module's clock separately.
*
* @param pin pin's configuration data such as pin mask, pin attributes, etc.
*/
void soc_gpio_configure(const struct soc_gpio_pin *pin);
/**
* @brief Configure a list of GPIO pin(s).
*
* Configure an arbitrary amount of pins in an arbitrary way. Each
* configuration entry is a single item in an array passed as an
* argument to the function.
*
* @param pins an array where each item contains pin's configuration data.
* @param size size of the pin list.
*/
void soc_gpio_list_configure(const struct soc_gpio_pin pins[],
unsigned int size);
/**
* @brief Set pin(s) high.
*
* Set pin(s) defined in the mask parameter to high. The pin(s) have to be
* configured as output by the configure function. The flags field which
* is part of pin struct is ignored.
*
* @param pin pointer to a pin instance describing one or more pins.
*/
static inline void soc_gpio_set(const struct soc_gpio_pin *pin)
{
pin->regs->PIO_SODR = pin->mask;
}
/**
* @brief Set pin(s) low.
*
* Set pin(s) defined in the mask field to low. The pin(s) have to be
* configured as output by the configure function. The flags field which
* is part of pin struct is ignored.
*
* @param pin pointer to a pin instance describing one or more pins.
*/
static inline void soc_gpio_clear(const struct soc_gpio_pin *pin)
{
pin->regs->PIO_CODR = pin->mask;
}
/**
* @brief Get pin(s) value.
*
* Get value of the pin(s) defined in the mask field.
*
* @param pin pointer to a pin instance describing one or more pins.
* @return pin(s) value. To assess value of a specific pin the pin's bit
* field has to be read.
*/
static inline u32_t soc_gpio_get(const struct soc_gpio_pin *pin)
{
return pin->regs->PIO_PDSR & pin->mask;
}
/**
* @brief Set the length of the debounce window.
*
* The debouncing filter automatically rejects a pulse with a duration of less
* than 1/2 programmable divided slow clock period tdiv_slck, while a pulse with
* a duration of one or more tdiv_slck cycles is accepted. For pulse durations
* between 1/2 selected clock cycle and one tdiv_slck clock cycle, the pulse may
* or may not be taken into account, depending on the precise timing of its
* occurrence.
*
* tdiv_slck = ((div + 1) x 2) x tslck
* where tslck is the slow clock, typically 32.768 kHz.
*
* Setting the length of the debounce window is only meaningful if the pin is
* configured as input and the debounce pin option is enabled.
*
* @param pin pointer to a pin instance describing one or more pins.
* @param div slow clock divider, valid values: from 0 to 2^14 - 1
*/
static inline void soc_gpio_debounce_length_set(const struct soc_gpio_pin *pin,
u32_t div)
{
pin->regs->PIO_SCDR = PIO_SCDR_DIV(div);
}
#endif /* _ATMEL_SAM_SOC_GPIO_H_ */