ClockRequirements

Struct ClockRequirements 

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pub struct ClockRequirements {
    pub system_frequency: Option<Megahertz>,
    pub custom_pll: Option<Pll>,
}

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§system_frequency: Option<Megahertz>§custom_pll: Option<Pll>

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impl ClockRequirements

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pub fn system_frequency<Freq>(self, freq: Freq) -> Self
where Freq: Into<Megahertz>,

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pub fn configure( self, anactrl: &mut Anactrl, pmc: &mut Pmc, syscon: &mut Syscon, ) -> Result<Clocks>

Requirements solver - tries to generate and configure a clock configuration from (partial) requirements.

Can be called only once, to not invalidate previous configurations

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pub unsafe fn reconfigure( self, _clocks: Clocks, pmc: &mut Pmc, syscon: &mut Syscon, ) -> Clocks

Same as above, but allows clock to be changed after an initial configuration.

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This is unsafe because it’s up to the developer to ensure the new configuration is okay for the device peripherals being used.

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impl Debug for ClockRequirements

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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 Default for ClockRequirements

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fn default() -> ClockRequirements

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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