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STM32: Added preliminary xml device file for STM32F407/405
Still needs a lot more information, but right now the goal is to be able to compile the STM32F4 Discovery blink example.
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| <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?> | ||
| <!DOCTYPE rca SYSTEM "../devicefile.dtd"> | ||
| <rca version="1.0"> | ||
| <device platform="stm32" family="f4" name="407|405"> <!-- FIXME: "name" does not sound quite right --> | ||
| <!-- _flash_, _pin-count-, _define_, -core_ and _peripheral nodes | ||
| accept pin-id/size-id properties if they only apply to a specific | ||
| size/pin id | ||
| Furthermore for _define_, _peripheral_ and _gpio_ | ||
| nodes you can use the pin-copunt property if they are only | ||
| available on a device with a specific pin count. Add a _+_ | ||
| to mean "and more" / a _-_ to mean "and less" | ||
| --> | ||
| <!-- Flash and RAM sizes --> | ||
| <flash size-id="e">524288</flash> | ||
| <flash size-id="g">1048576</flash> | ||
| <ram>114688</ram> <!--Missing id => applies to all devices--> | ||
| <!-- Number of pins --> | ||
| <pin-count pin-id="r">64</pin-count> | ||
| <pin-count pin-id="v">100</pin-count> | ||
| <pin-count pin-id="z">144</pin-count> | ||
| <pin-count pin-id="i">176</pin-count> | ||
| <!-- Cpp Defines --> | ||
| <define>__STM32F407__</define> | ||
| <define>__ARM_STM32__</define> | ||
| <define>STM32F4XX</define> | ||
| <define size-id="e">STM32F407xE</define> <!-- Defines can depend on pin/size ids--> | ||
| <!-- TODO: add linkerscript --> | ||
| <!-- Core Driver --> | ||
| <core>cortex-m4</core> | ||
| <!-- Peripheral Drivers --> | ||
| <peripheral type="clock" name="stm32" /> | ||
| <peripheral type="gpio" name="stm32_af"> | ||
| <!-- separate field for port and id are needed because | ||
| e.g. on the lpc platform both are a number --> | ||
| <gpio port="A" id="0" analog="Adc0,Adc1,Adc2"> | ||
| <!-- This makes the GPIO connect to all peripheral drivers | ||
| of a certain kind. For example Uart as well as UartHAL | ||
| driver for the stm32 platform are both of the type uart | ||
| and thus use the same alternate function --> | ||
| <af peripheral-type="timer" peripheral-id="2">1</af> | ||
| <af peripheral-type="timer" peripheral-id="5">2</af> | ||
| <af peripheral-type="timer" peripheral-id="8">3</af> | ||
| <!-- According to the development summit 2012 the driver | ||
| directory is call uard thus the type will always be | ||
| called uart and never usart! --> | ||
| <af peripheral-type="uart" peripheral-id="2">7</af> | ||
| <af peripheral-type="uart" peripheral-id="4">8</af> | ||
| </gpio> | ||
| <!-- For this proof of concept af, as well as analog are not | ||
| evaluated | ||
| TODO: add alternate functions as well as analog input connections --> | ||
| <gpio port="A" id="9"></gpio> | ||
| <!-- PD5 is only available on devices with 90 pins or more --> | ||
| <gpio port="D" id="5" pin-count="90+"></gpio> | ||
| <gpio port="D" id="12" pin-count="90+"></gpio> | ||
| <gpio port="D" id="13" pin-count="100+"></gpio> | ||
| <gpio port="D" id="14" pin-count="90+"></gpio> | ||
| <gpio port="D" id="15" pin-count="90+"></gpio> | ||
| </peripheral> | ||
| </device> | ||
| </rca> |