nRF51 SDK v10.0.0
Various types and definitions available to all applications when using SoftDevice. More...
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| #define | NRF_APP_PRIORITY_THREAD 4 |
| #define | PACKED (TYPE) __packed TYPE |
| #define | CRITICAL_REGION_ENTER () critical_region_enter() |
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Macro for entering a critical region.
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| #define | CRITICAL_REGION_EXIT () critical_region_exit() |
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Macro for leaving a critical region.
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Enumerations |
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app_irq_priority_t
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APP_IRQ_PRIORITY_HIGHEST = 0, APP_IRQ_PRIORITY_HIGH = 1, APP_IRQ_PRIORITY_MID = 2, APP_IRQ_PRIORITY_LOW = 3 } |
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The interrupt priorities available to the application while the SoftDevice is active.
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Functions |
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| void | critical_region_enter (void) |
| void | critical_region_exit (void) |
| static __INLINE uint8_t | current_int_priority_get (void) |
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Function for finding the current interrupt level.
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Detailed Description
Various types and definitions available to all applications when using SoftDevice.
Macro Definition Documentation
| #define CRITICAL_REGION_ENTER | ( | ) | critical_region_enter() |
Macro for entering a critical region.
- Note
- Due to implementation details, there must exist one and only one call to CRITICAL_REGION_EXIT() for each call to CRITICAL_REGION_ENTER() , and they must be located in the same scope.
| #define CRITICAL_REGION_EXIT | ( | ) | critical_region_exit() |
Macro for leaving a critical region.
- Note
- Due to implementation details, there must exist one and only one call to CRITICAL_REGION_EXIT() for each call to CRITICAL_REGION_ENTER() , and they must be located in the same scope.
| #define NRF_APP_PRIORITY_THREAD 4 |
"Interrupt level" when running in Thread Mode.
Function Documentation
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Function for finding the current interrupt level.
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- Current interrupt level.
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APP_IRQ_PRIORITY_HIGH We are running in Application High interrupt level. APP_IRQ_PRIORITY_LOW We are running in Application Low interrupt level. APP_IRQ_PRIORITY_THREAD We are running in Thread Mode.
< "Interrupt level" when running in Thread Mode.