Example of wake up detection for LSM6DSL in X-NUCLEO-IKS01A2
Dependencies: X_NUCLEO_IKS01A2 mbed
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Wake up Demo Application based on sensor expansion board X-NUCLEO-IKS01A2
Main function is to show how to detect the wake up event using the sensor expansion board and send a notification using UART to a connected PC or Desktop and display it on terminal applications like TeraTerm.
After connection has been established:
- the user can try to shake the board and then view the notification using an hyper terminal. When the wake up event is detected, the LED is switched on for a while.
- the user button can be used to enable/disable the wake up detection feature.
X_NUCLEO_IKS01A2/X_NUCLEO_COMMON/DevSPI/DevSPI.h@0:e7e920b85676, 2016-08-12 (annotated)
- Committer:
- cparata
- Date:
- Fri Aug 12 13:43:40 2016 +0000
- Revision:
- 0:e7e920b85676
First release of Wake-Up Detection for LSM6DSL in IKS01A2
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| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 1 | /** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 2 | ****************************************************************************** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 3 | * @file DevSPI.h |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 4 | * @author AST / Software Platforms and Cloud / EST |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 5 | * @version V1.2.1 |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 6 | * @date 19-February-2016 |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 7 | * @brief Header file for a special SPI class DevSPI which provides some |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 8 | * helper functions for on-board communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 9 | ****************************************************************************** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 10 | * @attention |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 11 | * |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 12 | * <h2><center>© COPYRIGHT(c) 2016 STMicroelectronics</center></h2> |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 13 | * |
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| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 16 | * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, |
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| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 18 | * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, |
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| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 29 | * FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL |
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| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 35 | * |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 36 | ****************************************************************************** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 37 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 38 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 39 | /* Define to prevent from recursive inclusion --------------------------------*/ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 40 | #ifndef __DEV_SPI_H |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 41 | #define __DEV_SPI_H |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 42 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 43 | /* Includes ------------------------------------------------------------------*/ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 44 | #include "mbed.h" |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 45 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 46 | /* Macros --------------------------------------------------------------------*/ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 47 | #if (defined(__BYTE_ORDER__) && (__BYTE_ORDER__ == __ORDER_BIG_ENDIAN__)) /* GCC */ || \ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 48 | (defined(G_BYTE_ORDER) && (G_BYTE_ORDER == G_BIG_ENDIAN)) /* IAR */ || \ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 49 | (defined(__BIG_ENDIAN)) /* ARM */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 50 | #define __DEV_SPI_BIG_ENDIAN |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 51 | #endif |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 52 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 53 | /* Classes -------------------------------------------------------------------*/ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 54 | /** Helper class DevSPI providing functions for synchronous SPI communication |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 55 | * common for a series of SPI devices. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 56 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 57 | class DevSPI : public SPI |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 58 | { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 59 | public: |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 60 | /* |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 61 | * Create a DevSPI interface. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 62 | * @param mosi pin name of the MOSI pin of the SPI device to be used for communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 63 | * @param miso pin name of the MISO pin of the SPI device to be used for communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 64 | * @param sclk pin name of the SCLK pin of the SPI device to be used for communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 65 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 66 | DevSPI(PinName mosi, PinName miso, PinName sclk) : SPI(mosi, miso, sclk) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 67 | { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 68 | /* Set default configuration. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 69 | setup(8, 3, 1E6); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 70 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 71 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 72 | /* |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 73 | * Setup the spi. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 74 | * Typically: |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 75 | * + 8 bit data; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 76 | * + high steady state clock; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 77 | * + second edge capture; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 78 | * + 1MHz clock rate. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 79 | * |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 80 | * @param bits Number of bits per SPI frame (4 - 16) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 81 | * @param mode Clock polarity and phase mode (0 - 3) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 82 | * @param frequency_hz SCLK frequency in hz (default = 1MHz) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 83 | * |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 84 | * @code |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 85 | * mode | POL PHA |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 86 | * -----+-------- |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 87 | * 0 | 0 0 |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 88 | * 1 | 0 1 |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 89 | * 2 | 1 0 |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 90 | * 3 | 1 1 |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 91 | * @endcode |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 92 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 93 | void setup(int bits, int mode = 0, int frequency_hz = 1E6) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 94 | { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 95 | /* Set given configuration. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 96 | format(bits, mode); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 97 | frequency(frequency_hz); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 98 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 99 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 100 | /** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 101 | * @brief Writes a buffer to the SPI peripheral device in 8-bit data mode |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 102 | * using synchronous SPI communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 103 | * @param[in] pBuffer pointer to the buffer of data to send. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 104 | * @param[in] ssel GPIO of the SSEL pin of the SPI device to be used for communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 105 | * @param[in] NumBytesToWrite number of bytes to write. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 106 | * @retval 0 if ok. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 107 | * @retval -1 if data format error. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 108 | * @note When using the SPI in Interrupt-mode, remember to disable interrupts |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 109 | * before calling this function and to enable them again after. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 110 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 111 | int spi_write(uint8_t* pBuffer, DigitalOut &ssel, uint16_t NumBytesToWrite) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 112 | { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 113 | /* Check data format */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 114 | if(_bits != 8) return -1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 115 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 116 | /* Select the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 117 | ssel = 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 118 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 119 | /* Write data. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 120 | for (int i = 0; i < NumBytesToWrite; i++) { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 121 | write(pBuffer[i]); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 122 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 123 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 124 | /* Unselect the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 125 | ssel = 1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 126 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 127 | return 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 128 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 129 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 130 | /** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 131 | * @brief Reads a buffer from the SPI peripheral device in 8-bit data mode |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 132 | * using synchronous SPI communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 133 | * @param[out] pBuffer pointer to the buffer to read data into. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 134 | * @param[in] ssel GPIO of the SSEL pin of the SPI device to be used for communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 135 | * @param[in] NumBytesToRead number of bytes to read. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 136 | * @retval 0 if ok. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 137 | * @retval -1 if data format error. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 138 | * @note When using the SPI in Interrupt-mode, remember to disable interrupts |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 139 | * before calling this function and to enable them again after. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 140 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 141 | int spi_read(uint8_t* pBuffer, DigitalOut &ssel, uint16_t NumBytesToRead) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 142 | { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 143 | /* Check data format */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 144 | if(_bits != 8) return -1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 145 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 146 | /* Select the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 147 | ssel = 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 148 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 149 | /* Read data. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 150 | for (int i = 0; i < NumBytesToRead; i++) { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 151 | pBuffer[i] = write(0); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 152 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 153 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 154 | /* Unselect the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 155 | ssel = 1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 156 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 157 | return 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 158 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 159 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 160 | /** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 161 | * @brief Reads and write a buffer from/to the SPI peripheral device at the same time |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 162 | * in 8-bit data mode using synchronous SPI communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 163 | * @param[out] pBufferToRead pointer to the buffer to read data into. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 164 | * @param[in] pBufferToWrite pointer to the buffer of data to send. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 165 | * @param[in] ssel GPIO of the SSEL pin of the SPI device to be used for communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 166 | * @param[in] NumBytes number of bytes to read and write. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 167 | * @retval 0 if ok. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 168 | * @retval -1 if data format error. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 169 | * @note When using the SPI in Interrupt-mode, remember to disable interrupts |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 170 | * before calling this function and to enable them again after. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 171 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 172 | int spi_read_write(uint8_t* pBufferToRead, uint8_t* pBufferToWrite, DigitalOut &ssel, uint16_t NumBytes) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 173 | { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 174 | /* Check data format */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 175 | if(_bits != 8) return -1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 176 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 177 | /* Select the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 178 | ssel = 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 179 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 180 | /* Read and write data at the same time. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 181 | for (int i = 0; i < NumBytes; i++) { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 182 | pBufferToRead[i] = write(pBufferToWrite[i]); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 183 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 184 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 185 | /* Unselect the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 186 | ssel = 1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 187 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 188 | return 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 189 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 190 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 191 | /** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 192 | * @brief Writes a buffer to the SPI peripheral device in 16-bit data mode |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 193 | * using synchronous SPI communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 194 | * @param[in] pBuffer pointer to the buffer of data to send. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 195 | * @param[in] ssel GPIO of the SSEL pin of the SPI device to be used for communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 196 | * @param[in] NumValuesToWrite number of 16-bit values to write. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 197 | * @retval 0 if ok. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 198 | * @retval -1 if data format error. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 199 | * @note When using the SPI in Interrupt-mode, remember to disable interrupts |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 200 | * before calling this function and to enable them again after. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 201 | * @note In order to guarantee this method to work correctly you have to |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 202 | * pass buffers which are correctly aligned. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 203 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 204 | int spi_write(uint16_t* pBuffer, DigitalOut &ssel, uint16_t NumValuesToWrite) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 205 | { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 206 | /* Check data format */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 207 | if(_bits != 16) return -1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 208 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 209 | /* Select the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 210 | ssel = 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 211 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 212 | /* Write data. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 213 | for (int i = 0; i < NumValuesToWrite; i++) { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 214 | write(htons(pBuffer[i])); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 215 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 216 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 217 | /* Unselect the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 218 | ssel = 1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 219 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 220 | return 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 221 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 222 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 223 | /** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 224 | * @brief Reads a buffer from the SPI peripheral device in 16-bit data mode |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 225 | * using synchronous SPI communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 226 | * @param[out] pBuffer pointer to the buffer to read data into. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 227 | * @param[in] ssel GPIO of the SSEL pin of the SPI device to be used for communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 228 | * @param[in] NumValuesToRead number of 16-bit values to read. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 229 | * @retval 0 if ok. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 230 | * @retval -1 if data format error. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 231 | * @note When using the SPI in Interrupt-mode, remember to disable interrupts |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 232 | * before calling this function and to enable them again after. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 233 | * @note In order to guarantee this method to work correctly you have to |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 234 | * pass buffers which are correctly aligned. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 235 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 236 | int spi_read(uint16_t* pBuffer, DigitalOut &ssel, uint16_t NumValuesToRead) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 237 | { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 238 | /* Check data format */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 239 | if(_bits != 16) return -1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 240 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 241 | /* Select the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 242 | ssel = 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 243 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 244 | /* Read data. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 245 | for (int i = 0; i < NumValuesToRead; i++) { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 246 | pBuffer[i] = ntohs((uint16_t)write(0)); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 247 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 248 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 249 | /* Unselect the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 250 | ssel = 1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 251 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 252 | return 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 253 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 254 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 255 | /** |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 256 | * @brief Reads and write a buffer from/to the SPI peripheral device at the same time |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 257 | * in 16-bit data mode using synchronous SPI communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 258 | * @param[out] pBufferToRead pointer to the buffer to read data into. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 259 | * @param[in] pBufferToWrite pointer to the buffer of data to send. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 260 | * @param[in] ssel GPIO of the SSEL pin of the SPI device to be used for communication. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 261 | * @param[in] NumValues number of 16-bit values to read and write. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 262 | * @retval 0 if ok. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 263 | * @retval -1 if data format error. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 264 | * @note When using the SPI in Interrupt-mode, remember to disable interrupts |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 265 | * before calling this function and to enable them again after. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 266 | * @note In order to guarantee this method to work correctly you have to |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 267 | * pass buffers which are correctly aligned. |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 268 | */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 269 | int spi_read_write(uint16_t* pBufferToRead, uint16_t* pBufferToWrite, DigitalOut &ssel, uint16_t NumValues) |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 270 | { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 271 | /* Check data format */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 272 | if(_bits != 16) return -1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 273 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 274 | /* Select the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 275 | ssel = 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 276 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 277 | /* Read and write data at the same time. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 278 | for (int i = 0; i < NumValues; i++) { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 279 | pBufferToRead[i] = ntohs((uint16_t)write(htons(pBufferToWrite[i]))); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 280 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 281 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 282 | /* Unselect the chip. */ |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 283 | ssel = 1; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 284 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 285 | return 0; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 286 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 287 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 288 | protected: |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 289 | inline uint16_t htons(uint16_t x) { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 290 | #ifndef __DEV_SPI_BIG_ENDIAN |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 291 | return (((x)<<8)|((x)>>8)); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 292 | #else // __DEV_SPI_BIG_ENDIAN |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 293 | return (x); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 294 | #endif // __DEV_SPI_BIG_ENDIAN |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 295 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 296 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 297 | inline uint16_t ntohs(uint16_t x) { |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 298 | return htons(x); |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 299 | } |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 300 | }; |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 301 | |
| cparata | 0:e7e920b85676 | 302 | #endif /* __DEV_SPI_H */ |
