Enum esp32_hal::interrupt::CpuInterrupt

pub enum CpuInterrupt {
Show 32 variants    Interrupt0LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt1LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt2LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt3LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt4LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt5LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt6Timer0Priority1,
    Interrupt7SoftwarePriority1,
    Interrupt8LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt9LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt10EdgePriority1,
    Interrupt11ProfilingPriority3,
    Interrupt12LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt13LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt14NmiPriority7,
    Interrupt15Timer1Priority3,
    Interrupt16Timer2Priority5,
    Interrupt17LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt18LevelPriority1,
    Interrupt19LevelPriority2,
    Interrupt20LevelPriority2,
    Interrupt21LevelPriority2,
    Interrupt22EdgePriority3,
    Interrupt23LevelPriority3,
    Interrupt24LevelPriority4,
    Interrupt25LevelPriority4,
    Interrupt26LevelPriority5,
    Interrupt27LevelPriority3,
    Interrupt28EdgePriority4,
    Interrupt29SoftwarePriority3,
    Interrupt30EdgePriority4,
    Interrupt31EdgePriority5,
}

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Enumeration of available CPU interrupts It’s possible to create one handler per priority level. (e.g level1_interrupt)

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Interrupt0LevelPriority1

Interrupt1LevelPriority1

Interrupt2LevelPriority1

Interrupt3LevelPriority1

Interrupt4LevelPriority1

Interrupt5LevelPriority1

Interrupt6Timer0Priority1

Interrupt7SoftwarePriority1

Interrupt8LevelPriority1

Interrupt9LevelPriority1

Interrupt10EdgePriority1

Interrupt11ProfilingPriority3

Interrupt12LevelPriority1

Interrupt13LevelPriority1

Interrupt14NmiPriority7

Interrupt15Timer1Priority3

Interrupt16Timer2Priority5

Interrupt17LevelPriority1

Interrupt18LevelPriority1

Interrupt19LevelPriority2

Interrupt20LevelPriority2

Interrupt21LevelPriority2

Interrupt22EdgePriority3

Interrupt23LevelPriority3

Interrupt24LevelPriority4

Interrupt25LevelPriority4

Interrupt26LevelPriority5

Interrupt27LevelPriority3

Interrupt28EdgePriority4

Interrupt29SoftwarePriority3

Interrupt30EdgePriority4

Interrupt31EdgePriority5

Trait Implementations§

impl Clone for CpuInterrupt

fn clone(&self) -> CpuInterrupt

Returns a copy of the value. Read more

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

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

impl Debug for CpuInterrupt

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

impl Copy for CpuInterrupt

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impl RefUnwindSafe for CpuInterrupt

impl Send for CpuInterrupt

impl Sync for CpuInterrupt

impl Unpin for CpuInterrupt

impl UnwindSafe for CpuInterrupt

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