Struct esp32c6::INTPRI

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pub struct INTPRI { /* private fields */ }
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INTPRI Peripheral

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impl INTPRI

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pub const PTR: *const RegisterBlock = {0x600c5000 as *const intpri::RegisterBlock}

Pointer to the register block

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pub const fn ptr() -> *const RegisterBlock

Return the pointer to the register block

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pub unsafe fn steal() -> Self

Steal an instance of this peripheral

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Ensure that the new instance of the peripheral cannot be used in a way that may race with any existing instances, for example by only accessing read-only or write-only registers, or by consuming the original peripheral and using critical sections to coordinate access between multiple new instances.

Additionally, other software such as HALs may rely on only one peripheral instance existing to ensure memory safety; ensure no stolen instances are passed to such software.

Methods from Deref<Target = RegisterBlock>§

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pub fn cpu_int_enable(&self) -> &CPU_INT_ENABLE

0x00 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_type(&self) -> &CPU_INT_TYPE

0x04 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_eip_status(&self) -> &CPU_INT_EIP_STATUS

0x08 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_0(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_0

0x0c - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_1(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_1

0x10 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_2(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_2

0x14 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_3(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_3

0x18 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_4(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_4

0x1c - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_5(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_5

0x20 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_6(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_6

0x24 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_7(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_7

0x28 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_8(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_8

0x2c - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_9(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_9

0x30 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_10(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_10

0x34 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_11(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_11

0x38 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_12(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_12

0x3c - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_13(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_13

0x40 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_14(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_14

0x44 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_15(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_15

0x48 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_16(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_16

0x4c - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_17(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_17

0x50 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_18(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_18

0x54 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_19(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_19

0x58 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_20(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_20

0x5c - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_21(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_21

0x60 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_22(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_22

0x64 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_23(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_23

0x68 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_24(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_24

0x6c - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_25(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_25

0x70 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_26(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_26

0x74 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_27(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_27

0x78 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_28(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_28

0x7c - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_29(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_29

0x80 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_30(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_30

0x84 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_pri_31(&self) -> &CPU_INT_PRI_31

0x88 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_thresh(&self) -> &CPU_INT_THRESH

0x8c - register description

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pub fn cpu_intr_from_cpu_0(&self) -> &CPU_INTR_FROM_CPU_0

0x90 - register description

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pub fn cpu_intr_from_cpu_1(&self) -> &CPU_INTR_FROM_CPU_1

0x94 - register description

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pub fn cpu_intr_from_cpu_2(&self) -> &CPU_INTR_FROM_CPU_2

0x98 - register description

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pub fn cpu_intr_from_cpu_3(&self) -> &CPU_INTR_FROM_CPU_3

0x9c - register description

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pub fn date(&self) -> &DATE

0xa0 - register description

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pub fn clock_gate(&self) -> &CLOCK_GATE

0xa4 - register description

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pub fn cpu_int_clear(&self) -> &CPU_INT_CLEAR

0xa8 - register description

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pub fn rnd_eco(&self) -> &RND_ECO

0xac - redcy eco register.

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pub fn rnd_eco_low(&self) -> &RND_ECO_LOW

0xb0 - redcy eco low register.

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pub fn rnd_eco_high(&self) -> &RND_ECO_HIGH

0x3fc - redcy eco high register.

Trait Implementations§

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impl Debug for INTPRI

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Deref for INTPRI

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type Target = RegisterBlock

The resulting type after dereferencing.
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fn deref(&self) -> &Self::Target

Dereferences the value.
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impl Send for INTPRI

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