pi_gpio.h File Reference

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Macros
#define	INPUT   1
#define	OUTPUT   0
#define	IN   INPUT
#define	OUT   OUTPUT
#define	HIGH   1
#define	LOW   0
#define	ON   HIGH
#define	OFF   LOW
#define	pinMode(pin, dir)   gpio_init(pin, dir);
#define	digitalWrite(pin, val)   gpio_write(pin, val);
#define	digitalRead(pin)   gpio_read(pin);
#define	attachInterrupt(pin, isr, mode)   gpio_set_int(pin, isr, mode);
#define	detachInterrupt(pin)   gpio_clear_int(pin);

Functions
int	gpio_init (unsigned int pin, unsigned int dir)
	Initialize the GPIO interface for the pin numbered pin on the Raspberry Pi P1 header in the direction specified by dir. dir should be either "in" or "out", for which the defined constants INPUT, IN, OUTPUT or OUT may be used.
int	gpio_set_int (unsigned int pin, void(*isr)(int), char *mode)
	Set isr as the interrupt service routine (ISR) for pin numbered pin on the Raspberry Pi P1 header. mode should be one of the strings "rising", "falling" or "both" to indicate which edge(s) the ISR is to be triggered on. The function isr is called whenever the edge specified occurs, receiving as argument the number of the pin which triggered the interrupt.
int	gpio_clear_int (unsigned int pin)
	Clears any interrupt service routine (ISR) set on the pin numbered pin on the Raspberry Pi P1 header. The ISR will have been set originally by a call to gpio_set_int.
int	gpio_write (unsigned int pin, unsigned int val)
	Set the pin numbered pin on the Raspberry Pi P1 header to the value specified by val. dir should be either "0" or "1". The defined constants LOW or OFF may be used instead of 0 and HIGH or ON instead of 1/.
int	gpio_read (unsigned int pin)
	Read the value on the pin numbered pin on the Raspberry Pi P1 header.
int	gpio_release (unsigned int pin)
	The inverse of gpio_init. Frees the pin numbered pin on the Raspberry Pi P1 header, so it can be used for other purposes.

Detailed Description

gpio library headers

Author

Omer Kilic omerk.nosp@m.ilic.nosp@m.@gmai.nosp@m.l.co.nosp@m.m - Erlang Solutions

Jeremy Bennett jerem.nosp@m.y.be.nosp@m.nnett.nosp@m.@emb.nosp@m.ecosm.nosp@m..com - Embecosm Limited

LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2013 Omer Kilic omerk.nosp@m.ilic.nosp@m.@gmai.nosp@m.l.co.nosp@m.m - Erlang Solutions Copyright (C) 2013 Jeremy Bennett jerem.nosp@m.y.be.nosp@m.nnett.nosp@m.@emb.nosp@m.ecosm.nosp@m..com - Embecosm Limited

This file is part of pihwm http://omerk.github.io/pihwm

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Definition in file pi_gpio.h.