HALFRED Hardware Abstraction Layer

Welcome to HALFRED!

This is the documentation section. If you're new here, we invite you to read the introduction to HALFRED.

HALFRED is modular - you can read documentation for each module here:

• CORE module (CPU core functionality)
• CLK module (clock handling)
• PWR module (power modes handling)
• GPIO module (general purpose I/O handling)
• IO module (communication)
  • IODevice interface
  • TXTDevice interface
  • IOComposite device
  • IOVirtual device
  • IOSerial interface
  • IOFile interface
• TIM module (timers)
• DIAG module (diagnostics)
• CLI module (command line interface)
• OS module (operating system support)
  • OSTask interface
  • OSSem interface
  • OSCntSem interface
  • OSMutex interface
  • OSRecursiveMutex interface
  • OSQueue interface
  • OSNotifier interface
  • OSCalTime interface
• NV module (non-volatile memory handling)
• HEAP module (dynamic memory management)
• DELAY module (delay loops)
• Data structures:
  • IOBUF module (ring buffers)
  • LINKLIST module (linked item list)
  • STATICLIST module (static item list)
  • BP module (universal buffer pools)

HALFRED is portable - see the list of available ports.

HALFRED is also highly configurable. See HAL configuration file on how to adjust HALFRED for your application.

If you want to extend your knowledge about HALFRED or plan to write your own ports, please read documentation on HALFRED internals .

NOTE: The contents here are generated automatically from source code.