Interrupt

Enum Interrupt 

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#[repr(u16)]
pub enum Interrupt {
Show 63 variants WWDG = 0, PVD = 1, RTC_TAMP = 2, RTC_WKUP = 3, FLASH = 4, RCC = 5, EXTI0 = 6, EXTI1 = 7, EXTI2 = 8, EXTI3 = 9, EXTI4 = 10, DMA1_Channel1 = 11, DMA1_Channel2 = 12, DMA1_Channel3 = 13, DMA1_Channel4 = 14, DMA1_Channel5 = 15, DMA1_Channel6 = 16, DMA1_Channel7 = 17, ADC1 = 18, USB_HP = 19, USB_LP = 20, C2SEV = 21, COMP = 22, EXTI9_5 = 23, TIM1_BRK = 24, TIM1_UP = 25, TIM1_TRG_COM_TIM17 = 26, TIM1_CC = 27, TIM2 = 28, PKA = 29, I2C1_EV = 30, I2C1_ER = 31, I2C3_EV = 32, I2C3_ER = 33, SPI1 = 34, SPI2 = 35, USART1 = 36, LPUART1 = 37, SAI1 = 38, TSC = 39, EXTI15_10 = 40, RTC_ALARM = 41, CRS_IT = 42, PWR_SOTF = 43, IPCC_C1_RX_IT = 44, IPCC_C1_TX_IT = 45, HSEM = 46, LPTIM1 = 47, LPTIM2 = 48, LCD = 49, QUADSPI = 50, AES1 = 51, AES2 = 52, True_RNG = 53, FPU = 54, DMA2_CH1 = 55, DMA2_CH2 = 56, DMA2_CH3 = 57, DMA2_CH4 = 58, DMA2_CH5 = 59, DMA2_CH6 = 60, DMA2_CH7 = 61, DMAMUX_OVR = 62,
}
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Available interrupts for this device

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WWDG = 0

0: Window Watchdog interrupt

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PVD = 1

1: PVD through EXTI[16] (C1IMR2[20])

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RTC_TAMP = 2

2: RTC/TAMP/CSS on LSE through EXTI line 19 interrupt

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RTC_WKUP = 3

3: RTC wakeup interrupt through EXTI[19]

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FLASH = 4

4: Flash global interrupt

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RCC = 5

5: RCC global interrupt

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EXTI0 = 6

6: EXTI line 0 interrupt through EXTI[0]

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EXTI1 = 7

7: EXTI line 0 interrupt through EXTI[1]

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EXTI2 = 8

8: EXTI line 0 interrupt through EXTI[2]

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EXTI3 = 9

9: EXTI line 0 interrupt through EXTI[3]

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EXTI4 = 10

10: EXTI line 0 interrupt through EXTI[4]

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DMA1_Channel1 = 11

11: DMA1 Channel1 global interrupt

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DMA1_Channel2 = 12

12: DMA1 Channel2 global interrupt

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DMA1_Channel3 = 13

13: DMA1 Channel3 interrupt

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DMA1_Channel4 = 14

14: DMA1 Channel4 interrupt

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DMA1_Channel5 = 15

15: DMA1 Channel5 interrupt

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DMA1_Channel6 = 16

16: DMA1 Channel6 interrupt

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DMA1_Channel7 = 17

17: DMA1 Channel 7 interrupt

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ADC1 = 18

18: ADC1 global interrupt

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USB_HP = 19

19: USB high priority interrupt

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USB_LP = 20

20: USB low priority interrupt (including USB wakeup)

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C2SEV = 21

21: CPU2 SEV through EXTI[40]

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COMP = 22

22: COMP2 & COMP1 interrupt through AIEC[21:20]

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EXTI9_5 = 23

23: EXTI line [9:5] interrupt through EXTI[9:5]

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TIM1_BRK = 24

24: Timer 1 break interrupt

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TIM1_UP = 25

25: Timer 1 Update

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TIM1_TRG_COM_TIM17 = 26

26: TIM1 Trigger and Commutation interrupts and TIM17 global interrupt

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TIM1_CC = 27

27: TIM1 Capture Compare interrupt

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TIM2 = 28

28: TIM2 global interrupt

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PKA = 29

29: Private key accelerator interrupt

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I2C1_EV = 30

30: I2C1 event interrupt

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I2C1_ER = 31

31: I2C1 error interrupt

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I2C3_EV = 32

32: I2C3 event interrupt

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I2C3_ER = 33

33: I2C3 error interrupt

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SPI1 = 34

34: SPI 1 global interrupt

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SPI2 = 35

35: SPI1 global interrupt

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USART1 = 36

36: USART1 global interrupt

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LPUART1 = 37

37: LPUART1 global interrupt

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SAI1 = 38

38: SAI1 global interrupt

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TSC = 39

39: TSC global interrupt

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EXTI15_10 = 40

40: EXTI line [15:10] interrupt through EXTI[15:10]

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RTC_ALARM = 41

41: RTC Alarms (A and B) interrupt through AIEC

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CRS_IT = 42

42: CRS interrupt

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PWR_SOTF = 43

43: PWR switching on the fly interrupt

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IPCC_C1_RX_IT = 44

44: IPCC CPU1 RX occupied interrupt

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IPCC_C1_TX_IT = 45

45: IPCC CPU1 TX free interrupt

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HSEM = 46

46: Semaphore interrupt 0 to CPU1

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LPTIM1 = 47

47: LPtimer 1 global interrupt

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LPTIM2 = 48

48: LPtimer 2 global interrupt

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LCD = 49

49: LCD global interrupt

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QUADSPI = 50

50: QSPI global interrupt

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AES1 = 51

51: AES1 global interrupt

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AES2 = 52

52: AES2 global interrupt

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True_RNG = 53

53: True random number generator interrupt

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FPU = 54

54: Floating point unit interrupt

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DMA2_CH1 = 55

55: DMA2 channel 1 interrupt

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DMA2_CH2 = 56

56: DMA2 channel 2 interrupt

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DMA2_CH3 = 57

57: DMA2 channel 3 interrupt

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DMA2_CH4 = 58

58: DMA2 channel 4 interrupt

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DMA2_CH5 = 59

59: DMA2 channel 5 interrupt

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DMA2_CH6 = 60

60: DMA2 channel 6 interrupt

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DMA2_CH7 = 61

61: DMA2 channel 7 interrupt

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DMAMUX_OVR = 62

62: DMAMUX overrun interrupt

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impl Clone for Interrupt

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fn clone(&self) -> Interrupt

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Interrupt

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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 InterruptNumber for Interrupt

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fn number(self) -> u16

Return the interrupt number associated with this variant. Read more
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impl PartialEq for Interrupt

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fn eq(&self, other: &Interrupt) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Copy for Interrupt

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impl Eq for Interrupt

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impl StructuralPartialEq for Interrupt

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