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Struct GPDMA1

pub struct GPDMA1 { /* private fields */ }

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GPDMA1 peripheral

Implementations§

impl GPDMA1

pub const unsafe fn steal() -> Peri<'static, Self>

Unsafely create an instance of this peripheral out of thin air.

§Safety

You must ensure that you’re only using one instance of this type at a time.

Trait Implementations§

impl Clone for GPDMA1

fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more

1.0.0 (const: unstable) · Source§

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

impl Copy for GPDMA1

impl Debug for GPDMA1

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

impl Format for GPDMA1
where (): Format,

fn format(&self, f: Formatter<'_>)

Writes the defmt representation of self to fmt.

impl PeripheralType for GPDMA1

impl RccPeripheral for GPDMA1

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for EXTI0_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for EXTI1_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for EXTI2_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for EXTI3_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for EXTI4_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for EXTI5_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for EXTI6_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for EXTI7_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for TAMP_TRG1

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for TAMP_TRG2

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for TAMP_TRG3

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for LPTIM1_CH1

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for LPTIM1_CH2

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for LPTIM2_CH1

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for LPTIM2_CH2

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for LPTIM4_OUT

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for COMP1_OUT

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for COMP2_OUT

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for RTC_ALRA_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for RTC_ALRB_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for RTC_WUT_TRG

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH0_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH1_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH2_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH3_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH4_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH5_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH6_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH7_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH8_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH9_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH10_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH11_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH12_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH13_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH14_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for GPDMA_CH15_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for LPDMA_CH0_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for LPDMA_CH1_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for LPDMA_CH2_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for LPDMA_CH3_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for TIM2_TRGO

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for TIM15_TRGO

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for TIM3_TRGO

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for TIM4_TRGO

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for TIM5_TRGO

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for DMA2D_TC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for DMA2D_CTC

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for DMA2D_TW

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for ADC4_AWD1

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

impl Trigger<GPDMA1> for ADC1_AWD1

fn signal(&self) -> u8

Get the signal number needed to use this trigger as Trigger. Note: in some chips, ST calls this the “channel”, and calls channels “streams”. embassy-stm32 always uses the “channel” and “request number” names.

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for GPDMA1

impl RefUnwindSafe for GPDMA1

impl Send for GPDMA1

impl Sync for GPDMA1

impl Unpin for GPDMA1

impl UnsafeUnpin for GPDMA1

impl UnwindSafe for GPDMA1

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where T: 'static + ?Sized,

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