Struct RegisterBlock

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#[repr(C)]
pub struct RegisterBlock { /* private fields */ }
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Register block

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impl RegisterBlock

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pub const fn isr(&self) -> &ISR

0x00 - interrupt and status register

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pub const fn ier(&self) -> &IER

0x04 - interrupt enable register

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pub const fn cr(&self) -> &CR

0x08 - control register

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pub const fn cfgr(&self) -> &CFGR

0x0c - configuration register

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pub const fn cfgr2(&self) -> &CFGR2

0x10 - configuration register

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pub const fn smpr1(&self) -> &SMPR1

0x14 - sample time register 1

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pub const fn smpr2(&self) -> &SMPR2

0x18 - sample time register 2

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pub const fn tr1(&self) -> &TR1

0x20 - watchdog threshold register 1

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pub const fn tr2(&self) -> &TR2

0x24 - watchdog threshold register

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pub const fn tr3(&self) -> &TR3

0x28 - watchdog threshold register 3

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pub const fn sqr1(&self) -> &SQR1

0x30 - regular sequence register 1

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pub const fn sqr2(&self) -> &SQR2

0x34 - regular sequence register 2

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pub const fn sqr3(&self) -> &SQR3

0x38 - regular sequence register 3

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pub const fn sqr4(&self) -> &SQR4

0x3c - regular sequence register 4

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pub const fn dr(&self) -> &DR

0x40 - regular Data Register

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pub const fn jsqr(&self) -> &JSQR

0x4c - injected sequence register

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pub const fn ofr(&self, n: usize) -> &OFR

0x60..0x70 - offset register %s

`n` is the index of register in the array. `n == 0` corresponds to `OFR1` register.
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pub fn ofr_iter(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = &OFR>

Iterator for array of: 0x60..0x70 - offset register %s

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pub const fn ofr1(&self) -> &OFR

0x60 - offset register 1

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pub const fn ofr2(&self) -> &OFR

0x64 - offset register 2

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pub const fn ofr3(&self) -> &OFR

0x68 - offset register 3

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pub const fn ofr4(&self) -> &OFR

0x6c - offset register 4

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pub const fn jdr(&self, n: usize) -> &JDR

0x80..0x90 - injected data register %s

`n` is the index of register in the array. `n == 0` corresponds to `JDR1` register.
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pub fn jdr_iter(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = &JDR>

Iterator for array of: 0x80..0x90 - injected data register %s

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pub const fn jdr1(&self) -> &JDR

0x80 - injected data register 1

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pub const fn jdr2(&self) -> &JDR

0x84 - injected data register 2

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pub const fn jdr3(&self) -> &JDR

0x88 - injected data register 3

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pub const fn jdr4(&self) -> &JDR

0x8c - injected data register 4

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pub const fn awd2cr(&self) -> &AWD2CR

0xa0 - Analog Watchdog 2 Configuration Register

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pub const fn awd3cr(&self) -> &AWD3CR

0xa4 - Analog Watchdog 3 Configuration Register

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pub const fn difsel(&self) -> &DIFSEL

0xb0 - Differential Mode Selection Register 2

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pub const fn calfact(&self) -> &CALFACT

0xb4 - Calibration Factors

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impl Debug for RegisterBlock

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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