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Type-level interrupt infrastructure.
This module contains one type per interrupt. This is used for checking at compile time that the interrupts are correctly bound to HAL drivers.
As an end user, you shouldn’t need to use this module directly. Use the crate::bind_interrupts! macro
to bind interrupts, and the [crate::interrupt] module to manually register interrupt handlers and manipulate
interrupts directly (pending/unpending, enabling/disabling, setting the priority, etc…)
Enums§
- ADC1 typelevel interrupt.
- DMA1_CHANNEL1 typelevel interrupt.
- DMA1_CHANNEL2 typelevel interrupt.
- DMA1_CHANNEL3 typelevel interrupt.
- DMA1_CHANNEL4 typelevel interrupt.
- DMA1_CHANNEL5 typelevel interrupt.
- DMA1_CHANNEL6 typelevel interrupt.
- DMA1_CHANNEL7 typelevel interrupt.
- EXTI0 typelevel interrupt.
- EXTI1 typelevel interrupt.
- EXTI2 typelevel interrupt.
- EXTI3 typelevel interrupt.
- EXTI4 typelevel interrupt.
- EXTI9_5 typelevel interrupt.
- EXTI15_10 typelevel interrupt.
- FLASH typelevel interrupt.
- I2C1_ER typelevel interrupt.
- I2C1_EV typelevel interrupt.
- I2C2_ER typelevel interrupt.
- I2C2_EV typelevel interrupt.
- PVD typelevel interrupt.
- RCC typelevel interrupt.
- RTC typelevel interrupt.
- RTC_ALARM typelevel interrupt.
- SPI1 typelevel interrupt.
- SPI2 typelevel interrupt.
- TAMPER typelevel interrupt.
- TIM2 typelevel interrupt.
- TIM3 typelevel interrupt.
- TIM4 typelevel interrupt.
- USART1 typelevel interrupt.
- USART2 typelevel interrupt.
- USART3 typelevel interrupt.
- WWDG typelevel interrupt.
Traits§
- Compile-time assertion that an interrupt has been bound to a handler.
- Interrupt handler trait.
- Type-level interrupt.