atsamd_hal::gpio::pin

Struct Pins

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pub struct Pins {
    pub pa02: Pin<PA02, Reset>,
    pub pa04: Pin<PA04, Reset>,
    pub pa05: Pin<PA05, Reset>,
    pub pa08: Pin<PA08, Reset>,
    pub pa09: Pin<PA09, Reset>,
    pub pa14: Pin<PA14, Reset>,
    pub pa15: Pin<PA15, Reset>,
    pub pa24: Pin<PA24, Reset>,
    pub pa25: Pin<PA25, Reset>,
    pub pa28: Pin<PA28, Reset>,
    pub pa30: Pin<PA30, Reset>,
    pub pa31: Pin<PA31, Reset>,
    /* private fields */
}

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Collection of all the individual Pins

Fields§

§pa02: Pin<PA02, Reset>

Pin PA02

§pa04: Pin<PA04, Reset>

Pin PA04

§pa05: Pin<PA05, Reset>

Pin PA05

§pa08: Pin<PA08, Reset>

Pin PA08

§pa09: Pin<PA09, Reset>

Pin PA09

§pa14: Pin<PA14, Reset>

Pin PA14

§pa15: Pin<PA15, Reset>

Pin PA15

§pa24: Pin<PA24, Reset>

Pin PA24

§pa25: Pin<PA25, Reset>

Pin PA25

§pa28: Pin<PA28, Reset>

Pin PA28

§pa30: Pin<PA30, Reset>

Pin PA30

§pa31: Pin<PA31, Reset>

Pin PA31

Implementations§

impl Pins

pub fn new(port: Port) -> Pins

Take ownership of the PAC Port and split it into discrete Pins

pub unsafe fn port(&mut self) -> Port

Take the PAC Port

The Port can only be taken once. Subsequent calls to this function will panic.

§Safety

Direct access to the Port could allow you to invalidate the compiler’s type-level tracking, so it is unsafe.

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for Pins

impl RefUnwindSafe for Pins

impl Send for Pins

impl !Sync for Pins

impl Unpin for Pins

impl UnwindSafe for Pins

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