Enum xmc4200::Interrupt

#[repr(u16)]
pub enum Interrupt {
    SCU_0 = 0,
    ERU0_0 = 1,
    ERU0_1 = 2,
    ERU0_2 = 3,
    ERU0_3 = 4,
    ERU1_0 = 5,
    ERU1_1 = 6,
    ERU1_2 = 7,
    ERU1_3 = 8,
    PMU0_0 = 12,
    VADC0_C0_0 = 14,
    VADC0_C0_1 = 15,
    VADC0_C0_2 = 16,
    VADC0_C0_3 = 17,
    VADC0_G0_0 = 18,
    VADC0_G0_1 = 19,
    VADC0_G0_2 = 20,
    VADC0_G0_3 = 21,
    VADC0_G1_0 = 22,
    VADC0_G1_1 = 23,
    VADC0_G1_2 = 24,
    VADC0_G1_3 = 25,
    DAC0_0 = 42,
    DAC0_1 = 43,
    CCU40_0 = 44,
    CCU40_1 = 45,
    CCU40_2 = 46,
    CCU40_3 = 47,
    CCU41_0 = 48,
    CCU41_1 = 49,
    CCU41_2 = 50,
    CCU41_3 = 51,
    CCU80_0 = 60,
    CCU80_1 = 61,
    CCU80_2 = 62,
    CCU80_3 = 63,
    POSIF0_0 = 68,
    POSIF0_1 = 69,
    HRPWM_0 = 72,
    HRPWM_1 = 73,
    HRPWM_2 = 74,
    HRPWM_3 = 75,
    CAN0_0 = 76,
    CAN0_1 = 77,
    CAN0_2 = 78,
    CAN0_3 = 79,
    CAN0_4 = 80,
    CAN0_5 = 81,
    CAN0_6 = 82,
    CAN0_7 = 83,
    USIC0_0 = 84,
    USIC0_1 = 85,
    USIC0_2 = 86,
    USIC0_3 = 87,
    USIC0_4 = 88,
    USIC0_5 = 89,
    USIC1_0 = 90,
    USIC1_1 = 91,
    USIC1_2 = 92,
    USIC1_3 = 93,
    USIC1_4 = 94,
    USIC1_5 = 95,
    LEDTS0_0 = 102,
    FCE0_0 = 104,
    GPDMA0_0 = 105,
    USB0_0 = 107,
}

Enumeration of all the interrupts.

Variants

SCU_0 = 0

0 - System Control

ERU0_0 = 1

1 - External Request Unit 0

ERU0_1 = 2

2 - External Request Unit 0

ERU0_2 = 3

3 - External Request Unit 0

ERU0_3 = 4

4 - External Request Unit 0

ERU1_0 = 5

5 - External Request Unit 1

ERU1_1 = 6

6 - External Request Unit 1

ERU1_2 = 7

7 - External Request Unit 1

ERU1_3 = 8

8 - External Request Unit 1

PMU0_0 = 12

12 - Program Management Unit

VADC0_C0_0 = 14

14 - Analog to Digital Converter Common Block 0

VADC0_C0_1 = 15

15 - Analog to Digital Converter Common Block 0

VADC0_C0_2 = 16

16 - Analog to Digital Converter Common Block 0

VADC0_C0_3 = 17

17 - Analog to Digital Converter Common Block 0

VADC0_G0_0 = 18

18 - Analog to Digital Converter Group 0

VADC0_G0_1 = 19

19 - Analog to Digital Converter Group 0

VADC0_G0_2 = 20

20 - Analog to Digital Converter Group 0

VADC0_G0_3 = 21

21 - Analog to Digital Converter Group 0

VADC0_G1_0 = 22

22 - Analog to Digital Converter Group 1

VADC0_G1_1 = 23

23 - Analog to Digital Converter Group 1

VADC0_G1_2 = 24

24 - Analog to Digital Converter Group 1

VADC0_G1_3 = 25

25 - Analog to Digital Converter Group 1

DAC0_0 = 42

42 - Digital to Analog Converter

DAC0_1 = 43

43 - Digital to Analog Converter

CCU40_0 = 44

44 - Capture Compare Unit 4 (Module 0)

CCU40_1 = 45

45 - Capture Compare Unit 4 (Module 0)

CCU40_2 = 46

46 - Capture Compare Unit 4 (Module 0)

CCU40_3 = 47

47 - Capture Compare Unit 4 (Module 0)

CCU41_0 = 48

48 - Capture Compare Unit 4 (Module 1)

CCU41_1 = 49

49 - Capture Compare Unit 4 (Module 1)

CCU41_2 = 50

50 - Capture Compare Unit 4 (Module 1)

CCU41_3 = 51

51 - Capture Compare Unit 4 (Module 1)

CCU80_0 = 60

60 - Capture Compare Unit 8 (Module 0)

CCU80_1 = 61

61 - Capture Compare Unit 8 (Module 0)

CCU80_2 = 62

62 - Capture Compare Unit 8 (Module 0)

CCU80_3 = 63

63 - Capture Compare Unit 8 (Module 0)

POSIF0_0 = 68

68 - Position Interface (Module 0)

POSIF0_1 = 69

69 - Position Interface (Module 0)

HRPWM_0 = 72

72 - High Resolution Pulse Width Modulation (Module 0)

HRPWM_1 = 73

73 - High Resolution Pulse Width Modulation (Module 0)

HRPWM_2 = 74

74 - High Resolution Pulse Width Modulation (Module 0)

HRPWM_3 = 75

75 - High Resolution Pulse Width Modulation (Module 0)

CAN0_0 = 76

76 - MultiCAN

CAN0_1 = 77

77 - MultiCAN

CAN0_2 = 78

78 - MultiCAN

CAN0_3 = 79

79 - MultiCAN

CAN0_4 = 80

80 - MultiCAN

CAN0_5 = 81

81 - MultiCAN

CAN0_6 = 82

82 - MultiCAN

CAN0_7 = 83

83 - MultiCAN

USIC0_0 = 84

84 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 0)

USIC0_1 = 85

85 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 0)

USIC0_2 = 86

86 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 0)

USIC0_3 = 87

87 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 0)

USIC0_4 = 88

88 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 0)

USIC0_5 = 89

89 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 0)

USIC1_0 = 90

90 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 1)

USIC1_1 = 91

91 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 1)

USIC1_2 = 92

92 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 1)

USIC1_3 = 93

93 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 1)

USIC1_4 = 94

94 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 1)

USIC1_5 = 95

95 - Universal Serial Interface Channel (Module 1)

LEDTS0_0 = 102

102 - LED and Touch Sense Control Unit (Module 0)

FCE0_0 = 104

104 - Flexible CRC Engine

GPDMA0_0 = 105

105 - General Purpose DMA Unit 0

USB0_0 = 107

107 - Universal Serial Bus (Module 0)

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Interrupt

fn clone(&self) -> Interrupt

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for Interrupt

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl InterruptNumber for Interrupt

fn number(self) -> u16

Return the interrupt number associated with this variant.

impl PartialEq for Interrupt

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

This method tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

impl Copy for Interrupt

impl Eq for Interrupt

impl StructuralPartialEq for Interrupt