Collaboration diagram for FLASH peripheral API:

Functions
void	flash_prefetch_enable (void)
	This buffer is used for instruction fetches and may or may not be enabled by default, depending on platform. More...

void	flash_prefetch_disable (void)
	Note carefully the clock restrictions under which the prefetch buffer may be set to disabled. More...

void	flash_set_ws (uint32_t ws)
	Set the Number of Wait States. More...

void	flash_unlock_option_bytes (void)
	Unlock the Option Byte Access. More...

void	flash_unlock_pecr (void)
	Unlock primary access to the flash control/erase block You must call this before using any of the low level routines yourself. More...

void	flash_lock_pecr (void)

void	flash_unlock_progmem (void)
	Unlock program memory itself. More...

void	flash_lock_progmem (void)

void	flash_lock_option_bytes (void)

void	flash_unlock (void)
	Unlock all segments of flash. More...

void	flash_lock (void)
	Lock all segments of flash. More...

void	flash_unlock_acr (void)
	Unlock RUN_PD bit from FLASH_ACR register. More...

void	flash_erase_page (uint32_t page_address)
	Erase a page in flash. More...

void	flash_program_half_page (uint32_t dst, void buf)
	Write a half page from buf to dst. More...

void	eeprom_program_word (uint32_t address, uint32_t data)
	Write a word to eeprom. More...

void	eeprom_program_words (uint32_t address, uint32_t *data, int length_in_words)
	Write a block of words to eeprom. More...

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

◆ eeprom_program_word()

void eeprom_program_word	(	uint32_t	address,
		uint32_t	data
	)

Write a word to eeprom.

Parameters

address	assumed to be in the eeprom space, no checking
data	word to write

Definition at line 131 of file flash_common_l01.c.

References flash_lock_pecr(), FLASH_PECR, flash_unlock_pecr(), and MMIO32.

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◆ eeprom_program_words()

void eeprom_program_words	(	uint32_t	address,
		uint32_t *	data,
		int	length_in_words
	)

Write a block of words to eeprom.

Writes a block of words to EEPROM at the requested address, erasing if necessary, and locking afterwards. Only wordwise writing is safe for writing any value

Parameters

[in]	address	must point to EEPROM space, no checking!
[in]	data	pointer to data to write
[in]	length_in_words	size of of data in WORDS!

Definition at line 150 of file flash_common_l01.c.

References flash_lock_pecr(), FLASH_PECR, FLASH_SR, FLASH_SR_BSY, flash_unlock_pecr(), and MMIO32.

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◆ flash_erase_page()

void flash_erase_page ( uint32_t page_address )

Erase a page in flash.

Parameters

page_address For L1, must be first word in page, L0 doesn't care Takes 1 tprog. Flash must already be unlocked!

Definition at line 100 of file flash_common_l01.c.

References FLASH_PECR, FLASH_PECR_ERASE, FLASH_PECR_PROG, FLASH_SR, FLASH_SR_BSY, and MMIO32.

◆ flash_lock()

void flash_lock ( void )

Lock all segments of flash.

Lock the Flash Program and Erase Controller Used to prevent spurious writes to FLASH.

Definition at line 85 of file flash_common_l01.c.

References flash_lock_option_bytes(), flash_lock_pecr(), and flash_lock_progmem().

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◆ flash_lock_option_bytes()

void flash_lock_option_bytes ( void )

Definition at line 67 of file flash_common_l01.c.

References FLASH_PECR, and FLASH_PECR_OPTLOCK.

Referenced by flash_lock().

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◆ flash_lock_pecr()

void flash_lock_pecr ( void )

Definition at line 45 of file flash_common_l01.c.

References FLASH_PECR, and FLASH_PECR_PELOCK.

Referenced by eeprom_program_word(), eeprom_program_words(), and flash_lock().

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◆ flash_lock_progmem()

void flash_lock_progmem ( void )

Definition at line 62 of file flash_common_l01.c.

References FLASH_PECR, and FLASH_PECR_PRGLOCK.

Referenced by flash_lock().

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◆ flash_prefetch_disable()

void flash_prefetch_disable ( void )

Note carefully the clock restrictions under which the prefetch buffer may be set to disabled.

See the reference manual for details.

Definition at line 31 of file flash_common_all.c.

References FLASH_ACR.

◆ flash_prefetch_enable()

void flash_prefetch_enable ( void )

This buffer is used for instruction fetches and may or may not be enabled by default, depending on platform.

(F1: yes, most others: no)

Note carefully the clock restrictions under which the prefetch buffer may be enabled or disabled. Changes are normally made while the clock is running in the power-on low frequency mode before being set to a higher speed mode.

Note carefully that prefetch may also results in increased consumption and can only improve performance on "mostly linear" workloads where there is at least one flash wait state.

See the reference manual for your particular target for more details.

Definition at line 26 of file flash_common_all.c.

References FLASH_ACR, and FLASH_ACR_PRFTEN.

Referenced by rcc_clock_setup_pll().

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◆ flash_program_half_page()

void flash_program_half_page	(	uint32_t *	dst,
		void *	buf
	)

Write a half page from buf to dst.

This function must be in ram! (See the Ref Man for more details)

Parameters

dst	where to write to, expected to be aligned and erased.
buf	the half page to write, size required depends on target

Definition at line 111 of file flash_common_l01.c.

References FLASH_HALF_PAGE_SIZE, FLASH_PECR, FLASH_PECR_FPRG, FLASH_PECR_PROG, FLASH_SR, and FLASH_SR_BSY.

◆ flash_set_ws()

void flash_set_ws ( uint32_t ws )

Set the Number of Wait States.

Used to match the system clock to the FLASH memory access time. See the programming manual for more information on clock speed ranges. The latency must be changed to the appropriate value before any increase in clock speed, or after any decrease in clock speed.

Parameters

[in] ws values from FLASH Wait States.

Definition at line 36 of file flash_common_all.c.

References FLASH_ACR, FLASH_ACR_LATENCY_MASK, and FLASH_ACR_LATENCY_SHIFT.

Referenced by rcc_clock_setup_pll().

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