board_dummy.h File Reference

Dummy board definition for (board type) with (CPU type). More...

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Defines
#define	BOARD_NAME   BOARD_NAME_<brd>
#define	BOARD_NAME_   <brd> "<brd>"
#define	BOARD_TYPE   (<brd>)
#define	DDR_KEY   DDR.
#define	DDR_SPI   (DDR...)
#define	DDR_TRX_RESET   DDR...
#define	DDR_TRX_SLPTR   DDR...
#define	DEFAULT_SPI_RATE   (SPI_RATE_1_2)
#define	DI_TRX_IRQ()   {GICR... &= (~(TRX_IRQ));}
#define	EI_TRX_IRQ()   {GICR... |= (TRX_IRQ);}
#define	HIF_TYPE   HIF_.
#define	HWTIMER_REG   (TCNT1)
#define	HWTIMER_TICK   ((1.0*HWTMR_PRESCALE)/F_CPU)
#define	HWTIMER_TICK_NB   (0xFFFFUL)
#define	HWTMR_PRESCALE   (1)
#define	INVERSE_KEYS   (.)
#define	LED_DDR   DDR.
#define	LED_MASK   (0x..)
#define	LED_NUMBER   (.)
#define	LED_PORT   PORT.
#define	LED_SHIFT   (.)
#define	LEDS_INVERSE   (.)
#define	MASK_KEY   (0x..)
#define	MASK_TRX_RESET   (_BV(...))
#define	MASK_TRX_SLPTR   (_BV(PB...))
#define	MAX_FRAME_SIZE   (127)
#define	NO_KEYS   (1)
#define	NO_LEDS   (1)
#define	NO_TIMER   (1)
#define	PIN_KEY   PIN.
#define	PORT_KEY   PORT.
#define	PORT_SPI   (PORT...)
#define	PORT_TRX_RESET   PORT...
#define	PORT_TRX_SLPTR   PORT...
#define	PULLUP_KEYS   (.)
#define	RADIO_TYPE   (RADIO_AT86RF230)
#define	SHIFT_KEY   (.)
#define	SPI_DATA_REG   SPDR...
#define	SPI_MISO   _BV(P...)
#define	SPI_MOSI   _BV(P...)
#define	SPI_SCK   _BV(P...)
#define	SPI_SELN_HIGH()   PORT_SPI |= SPI_SS; SREG = sreg
#define	SPI_SELN_LOW()   uint8_t sreg = SREG; cli(); PORT_SPI &=~SPI_SS
#define	SPI_SS   _BV(P...)
#define	SPI_TYPE   SPI_TYPE_SPI
#define	SPI_WAITFOR()   do { while((SPSR & _BV(SPIF)) == 0);} while(0)
#define	TIMER_INIT()   do{}while(0)
#define	TIMER_IRQ_vect   ...
#define	TIMER_POOL_SIZE   (0)
#define	TIMER_TICK   (HWTIMER_TICK * HWTIMER_TICK_NB)
#define	TRX_IRQ   _BV(INT...)
#define	TRX_IRQ_INIT()
#define	TRX_IRQ_vect   INT..._vect
#define	TRX_TSTAMP_REG   ...
#define	TUNED_OSCCAL   (0xbf)

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Detailed Description

Dummy board definition for (board type) with (CPU type).

Take this file as a template for a new board implementation.