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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_clear_pgerr_flag (void)
	Unlock the Flash Program and Erase Controller. More...

void	flash_clear_wrprterr_flag (void)
	Clear the Write Protect Error Status Flag. More...

void	flash_wait_for_last_operation (void)
	Wait until Last Operation has Ended. More...

void	flash_program_word (uint32_t address, uint32_t data)
	Program a 32 bit Word to FLASH. More...

void	flash_erase_option_bytes (void)
	Erase All Option Bytes. More...

void	flash_program_option_bytes (uint32_t address, uint16_t data)
	Program the Option Bytes. More...

void	flash_unlock (void)
	Unlock the Flash Program and Erase Controller This enables write access to the Flash memory. More...

void	flash_lock (void)
	Lock the Flash Program and Erase Controller Used to prevent spurious writes to FLASH. More...

void	flash_clear_eop_flag (void)
	Clear the End of OPeration flag. More...

void	flash_clear_status_flags (void)
	Clear All Status Flags. More...

uint32_t	flash_get_status_flags (void)
	Read All Status Flags. More...

void	flash_program_half_word (uint32_t address, uint16_t data)
	Program a Half Word to FLASH. More...

void	flash_erase_page (uint32_t page_address)
	Erase a Page of FLASH. More...

void	flash_erase_all_pages (void)
	Erase All FLASH. More...

Detailed Description

libopencm3 STM32F0xx FLASH

Version: 1.0.0

Author: © 2013 Frantisek Burian BuFra.nosp@m.n@se.nosp@m.znam..nosp@m.cz

Date: 14 January 2014

For the STM32F0xx, accessing FLASH memory is described in section 3 of the STM32F0xx Reference Manual.

FLASH memory may be used for data storage as well as code, and may be programmatically modified. Note that for firmware upload the STM32F1xx provides a built-in bootloader in system memory that can be entered from a running program.

FLASH must first be unlocked before programming. In this module a write to FLASH is a blocking operation until the end-of-operation flag is asserted.

Note: : don't forget to lock it again when all operations are complete.

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Function Documentation

◆ flash_clear_eop_flag()

void flash_clear_eop_flag ( void )

Clear the End of OPeration flag.

Definition at line 41 of file flash_common_f.c.

References FLASH_SR, and FLASH_SR_EOP.

Referenced by flash_clear_status_flags().

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◆ flash_clear_pgerr_flag()

void flash_clear_pgerr_flag ( void )

Unlock the Flash Program and Erase Controller.

This enables write access to the Flash memory. It is locked by default on reset.

Clear the Programming Error Status Flag

Definition at line 42 of file flash_common_f01.c.

References FLASH_SR, and FLASH_SR_PGERR.

Referenced by flash_clear_status_flags().

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◆ flash_clear_status_flags()

void flash_clear_status_flags ( void )

Clear All Status Flags.

Clear all status flags.

Program error, end of operation, write protect error, busy.

Definition at line 59 of file flash.c.

References flash_clear_eop_flag(), flash_clear_pgerr_flag(), and flash_clear_wrprterr_flag().

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◆ flash_clear_wrprterr_flag()

void flash_clear_wrprterr_flag ( void )

Clear the Write Protect Error Status Flag.

Definition at line 52 of file flash_common_f01.c.

References FLASH_SR, and FLASH_SR_WRPRTERR.

Referenced by flash_clear_status_flags().

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◆ flash_erase_all_pages()

void flash_erase_all_pages ( void )

Erase All FLASH.

This performs all operations necessary to erase all user pages in the FLASH memory. The information block is unaffected.

Definition at line 143 of file flash.c.

References FLASH_CR, FLASH_CR_MER, FLASH_CR_STRT, and flash_wait_for_last_operation().

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◆ flash_erase_option_bytes()

void flash_erase_option_bytes ( void )

Erase All Option Bytes.

This performs all operations necessary to erase the option bytes. These must first be fully erased before attempting to program them, therefore it is recommended to check these after an erase attempt.

Definition at line 96 of file flash_common_f01.c.

References FLASH_CR, FLASH_CR_OPTER, FLASH_CR_OPTWRE, FLASH_CR_STRT, flash_unlock_option_bytes(), and flash_wait_for_last_operation().

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◆ flash_erase_page()

void flash_erase_page ( uint32_t page_address )

Erase a Page of FLASH.

This performs all operations necessary to erase a page in FLASH memory. The page should be checked to ensure that it was properly erased. A page must first be fully erased before attempting to program it.

Note that the page sizes differ between devices. See the reference manual or the FLASH programming manual for details.

Parameters

[in] page_address Full address of flash page to be erased.

Definition at line 123 of file flash.c.

References FLASH_AR, FLASH_CR, FLASH_CR_PER, FLASH_CR_STRT, and flash_wait_for_last_operation().

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◆ flash_get_status_flags()

uint32_t flash_get_status_flags ( void )

Read All Status Flags.

The programming error, end of operation, write protect error and busy flags are returned in the order of appearance in the status register.

Returns: uint32_t. bit 0: busy, bit 2: programming error, bit 4: write protect error, bit 5: end of operation.

Definition at line 76 of file flash.c.

References FLASH_SR, FLASH_SR_BSY, FLASH_SR_EOP, FLASH_SR_PGERR, and FLASH_SR_WRPRTERR.

Referenced by flash_wait_for_last_operation().

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◆ flash_lock()

void flash_lock ( void )

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

Definition at line 35 of file flash_common_f.c.

References FLASH_CR, and FLASH_CR_LOCK.

◆ 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_in_hse_8mhz_out_48mhz(), rcc_clock_setup_in_hsi48_out_48mhz(), and rcc_clock_setup_in_hsi_out_48mhz().

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◆ flash_program_half_word()

void flash_program_half_word	(	uint32_t	address,
		uint16_t	data
	)

Program a Half Word to FLASH.

This performs all operations necessary to program a 16 bit word to FLASH memory. The program error flag should be checked separately for the event that memory was not properly erased.

Status bit polling is used to detect end of operation.

Parameters

[in]	address	Full address of flash half word to be programmed.
[in]	data	half word to write

Definition at line 97 of file flash.c.

References FLASH_CR, FLASH_CR_PG, flash_wait_for_last_operation(), and MMIO16.

Referenced by flash_program_word().

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◆ flash_program_option_bytes()

void flash_program_option_bytes	(	uint32_t	address,
		uint16_t	data
	)

Program the Option Bytes.

This performs all operations necessary to program the option bytes. The write protect error flag should be checked separately for the event that an option byte had not been properly erased before calling this function.

Only the lower 8 bits of the data is significant.

Parameters

[in]	address	Address of option byte from Option Byte Addresses.
[in]	data	value to write

Definition at line 123 of file flash_common_f01.c.

References FLASH_CR, FLASH_CR_OPTPG, FLASH_CR_OPTWRE, flash_unlock_option_bytes(), flash_wait_for_last_operation(), and MMIO16.

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◆ flash_program_word()

void flash_program_word	(	uint32_t	address,
		uint32_t	data
	)

Program a 32 bit Word to FLASH.

This performs all operations necessary to program a 32 bit word to FLASH memory. The program error flag should be checked separately for the event that memory was not properly erased.

Status bit polling is used to detect end of operation.

Parameters

[in]	address	Full address of flash word to be programmed.
[in]	data	word to write

Definition at line 82 of file flash_common_f01.c.

References flash_program_half_word().

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◆ 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_in_hse_8mhz_out_48mhz(), rcc_clock_setup_in_hsi48_out_48mhz(), and rcc_clock_setup_in_hsi_out_48mhz().

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