Arduino_STM32/STM32F1/variants/maple/board.cpp

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/**
* @file wirish/boards/maple/board.cpp
* @author Marti Bolivar <mbolivar@leaflabs.com>
* @brief Maple board file.
*/
#include <board/board.h> // For this board's header file
/* Roger Clark. Added next to includes for changes to Serial */
#include <libmaple/usart.h>
#include <HardwareSerial.h>
#include <wirish_types.h> // For stm32_pin_info and its contents
// (these go into PIN_MAP).
#include "boards_private.h" // For PMAP_ROW(), which makes
// PIN_MAP easier to read.
// boardInit(): nothing special to do for Maple.
//
// When defining your own board.cpp, you can put extra code in this
// function if you have anything you want done on reset, before main()
// or setup() are called.
//
// If there's nothing special you need done, feel free to leave this
// function out, as we do here.
/*
void boardInit(void) {
}
*/
// Pin map: this lets the basic I/O functions (digitalWrite(),
// analogRead(), pwmWrite()) translate from pin numbers to STM32
// peripherals.
//
// PMAP_ROW() lets us specify a row (really a struct stm32_pin_info)
// in the pin map. Its arguments are:
//
// - GPIO device for the pin (&gpioa, etc.)
// - GPIO bit for the pin (0 through 15)
// - Timer device, or NULL if none
// - Timer channel (1 to 4, for PWM), or 0 if none
// - ADC device, or NULL if none
// - ADC channel, or ADCx if none
extern const stm32_pin_info PIN_MAP[BOARD_NR_GPIO_PINS] = {
/* Top header */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 3, &timer2, 4, &adc1, 3), /* D0/PA3 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 2, &timer2, 3, &adc1, 2), /* D1/PA2 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 0, &timer2, 1, &adc1, 0), /* D2/PA0 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 1, &timer2, 2, &adc1, 1), /* D3/PA1 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 5, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D4/PB5 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 6, &timer4, 1, NULL, ADCx), /* D5/PB6 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 8, &timer1, 1, NULL, ADCx), /* D6/PA8 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 9, &timer1, 2, NULL, ADCx), /* D7/PA9 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 10, &timer1, 3, NULL, ADCx), /* D8/PA10 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 7, &timer4, 2, NULL, ADCx), /* D9/PB7 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 4, NULL, 0, &adc1, 4), /* D10/PA4 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 7, &timer3, 2, &adc1, 7), /* D11/PA7 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 6, &timer3, 1, &adc1, 6), /* D12/PA6 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 5, NULL, 0, &adc1, 5), /* D13/PA5 (LED) */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 8, &timer4, 3, NULL, ADCx), /* D14/PB8 */
/* Little header */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 0, NULL, 0, &adc1, 10), /* D15/PC0 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 1, NULL, 0, &adc1, 11), /* D16/PC1 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 2, NULL, 0, &adc1, 12), /* D17/PC2 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 3, NULL, 0, &adc1, 13), /* D18/PC3 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 4, NULL, 0, &adc1, 14), /* D19/PC4 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 5, NULL, 0, &adc1, 15), /* D20/PC5 */
/* External header */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 13, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D21/PC13 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 14, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D22/PC14 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 15, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D23/PC15 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 9, &timer4, 4, NULL, ADCx), /* D24/PB9 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiod, 2, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D25/PD2 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 10, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D26/PC10 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 0, &timer3, 3, &adc1, 8), /* D27/PB0 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 1, &timer3, 4, &adc1, 9), /* D28/PB1 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 10, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D29/PB10 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 11, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D30/PB11 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 12, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D31/PB12 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 13, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D32/PB13 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 14, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D33/PB14 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 15, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D34/PB15 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 6, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D35/PC6 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 7, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D36/PC7 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 8, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D37/PC8 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioc, 9, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D38/PC9 (BUT) */
/* JTAG header */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 13, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D39/PA13 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 14, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D40/PA14 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpioa, 15, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D41/PA15 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 3, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D42/PB3 */
PMAP_ROW(&gpiob, 4, NULL, 0, NULL, ADCx), /* D43/PB4 */
};
// Array of pins you can use for pwmWrite(). Keep it in Flash because
// it doesn't change, and so we don't waste RAM.
extern const uint8 boardPWMPins[] __FLASH__ = {
0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14, 24, 27, 28
};
// Array of pins you can use for analogRead().
extern const uint8 boardADCPins[] __FLASH__ = {
0, 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 27, 28
};
// Array of pins that the board uses for something special. Other than
// the button and the LED, it's usually best to leave these pins alone
// unless you know what you're doing.
extern const uint8 boardUsedPins[] __FLASH__ = {
13, 33, BOARD_JTMS_SWDIO_PIN,
BOARD_JTCK_SWCLK_PIN, BOARD_JTDI_PIN, BOARD_JTDO_PIN, BOARD_NJTRST_PIN
};
/*
* Roger Clark
*
* 2015/05/28
*
* Moved definitions for Hardware Serial devices from HardwareSerial.cpp so that each board can define which Arduino "Serial" instance
* Maps to which hardware serial port on the microprocessor
*
* Note. Maple always has SERIAL USB, so there is no need for the #fidef for this
* As its a Medium Density device (F103RB), it only has 3 hardware serial devices.
*/
DEFINE_HWSERIAL(Serial1, 1);
DEFINE_HWSERIAL(Serial2, 2);
DEFINE_HWSERIAL(Serial3, 3);