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
• 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_config 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 hali .

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