This section introduces the enumerations that EINT M-HAL used. More...

Overview

This section introduces the enumerations that EINT M-HAL used.

Enumerations
enum	eint_number { HAL_EINT_NUMBER_0 = 0, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_1 = 1, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_2 = 2, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_3 = 3, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_4 = 4, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_5 = 5, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_6 = 6, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_7 = 7, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_8 = 8, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_9 = 9, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_10 = 10, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_11 = 11, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_12 = 12, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_13 = 13, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_14 = 14, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_15 = 15, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_16 = 16, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_17 = 17, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_18 = 18, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_19 = 19, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_20 = 20, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_21 = 21, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_22 = 22, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_23 = 23, HAL_EINT_NUMBER_MAX }
	This enum defines the range of EINT number .

enum	eint_trigger_mode { HAL_EINT_LEVEL_LOW = 0, HAL_EINT_LEVEL_HIGH = 1, HAL_EINT_EDGE_FALLING = 2, HAL_EINT_EDGE_RISING = 3, HAL_EINT_EDGE_FALLING_AND_RISING = 4 }
	This enum defines the EINT trigger mode. More...

Enumeration Type Documentation

This enum defines the EINT trigger mode.

when registering EINT interrupt or setting trigger type, users should use this enum.

Enumerator
HAL_EINT_LEVEL_LOW	EINT trigger mode is low level.
HAL_EINT_LEVEL_HIGH	EINT trigger mode is high level.
HAL_EINT_EDGE_FALLING	EINT trigger mode is falling edge.
HAL_EINT_EDGE_RISING	EINT trigger mode is rising edge.
HAL_EINT_EDGE_FALLING_AND_RISING	EINT trigger mode is dual-edge.