Struct teensy4_pins::tmm::Pins

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pub struct Pins {
Show 46 fields
    pub p0: P0,
    pub p1: P1,
    pub p2: P2,
    pub p3: P3,
    pub p4: P4,
    pub p5: P5,
    pub p6: P6,
    pub p7: P7,
    pub p8: P8,
    pub p9: P9,
    pub p10: P10,
    pub p11: P11,
    pub p12: P12,
    pub p13: P13,
    pub p14: P14,
    pub p15: P15,
    pub p16: P16,
    pub p17: P17,
    pub p18: P18,
    pub p19: P19,
    pub p20: P20,
    pub p21: P21,
    pub p22: P22,
    pub p23: P23,
    pub p24: P24,
    pub p25: P25,
    pub p26: P26,
    pub p27: P27,
    pub p28: P28,
    pub p29: P29,
    pub p30: P30,
    pub p31: P31,
    pub p32: P32,
    pub p33: P33,
    pub p34: P34,
    pub p35: P35,
    pub p36: P36,
    pub p37: P37,
    pub p38: P38,
    pub p39: P39,
    pub p40: P40,
    pub p41: P41,
    pub p42: P42,
    pub p43: P43,
    pub p44: P44,
    pub p45: P45,

}
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Teensy MicroMod pins

See from_pads to safely constrain the processor’s pads, and acquire Teensy MicroMod pins. Or, use new to unsafely create pins.

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§p0: P0

Pin 0

§p1: P1

Pin 1

§p2: P2

Pin 2

§p3: P3

Pin 3

§p4: P4

Pin 4

§p5: P5

Pin 5

§p6: P6

Pin 6

§p7: P7

Pin 7

§p8: P8

Pin 8

§p9: P9

Pin 9

§p10: P10

Pin 10

§p11: P11

Pin 11

§p12: P12

Pin 12

§p13: P13

Pin 13

§p14: P14

Pin 14

§p15: P15

Pin 15

§p16: P16

Pin 16

§p17: P17

Pin 17

§p18: P18

Pin 18

§p19: P19

Pin 19

§p20: P20

Pin 20

§p21: P21

Pin 21

§p22: P22

Pin 22

§p23: P23

Pin 23

§p24: P24

Pin 24

§p25: P25

Pin 25

§p26: P26

Pin 26

§p27: P27

Pin 27

§p28: P28

Pin 28

§p29: P29

Pin 29

§p30: P30

Pin 30

§p31: P31

Pin 31

§p32: P32

Pin 32

§p33: P33

Pin 33

§p34: P34

Pin 34

§p35: P35

Pin 35

§p36: P36

Pin 36

§p37: P37

Pin 37

§p38: P38

Pin 38

§p39: P39

Pin 39

§p40: P40

Pin 40

§p41: P41

Pin 41

§p42: P42

Pin 42

§p43: P43

Pin 43

§p44: P44

Pin 44

§p45: P45

Pin 45

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impl Pins

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pub const unsafe fn new() -> Self

Create an instance of Pins when you do not have a handle to the processor pads

Safety

Caller must ensure that the pins are not aliased elsewhere in the program. This could include

  • an existing handle to the imxrt-iomuxc pads,
  • another instance of Pins that was safely acquired using from_pads.
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pub fn erase(self) -> ErasedPins

Erase the types of all pins

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Pins

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impl Send for Pins

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impl !Sync for Pins

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impl Unpin for Pins

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impl UnwindSafe for Pins

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impl<T> Any for Twhere T: 'static + ?Sized,

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fn type_id(&self) -> TypeId

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fn borrow(&self) -> &T

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impl<T> BorrowMut<T> for Twhere T: ?Sized,

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fn borrow_mut(&mut self) -> &mut T

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impl<T> From<T> for T

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fn from(t: T) -> T

Returns the argument unchanged.

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fn into(self) -> U

Calls U::from(self).

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type Error = Infallible

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fn try_from(value: U) -> Result<T, <T as TryFrom<U>>::Error>

Performs the conversion.
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