Modules

Here is a list of all modules:

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Generic board support	The generic board support module includes board-specific definitions and function prototypes, such as the board initialization function
Compiler abstraction layer and code utilities	Compiler abstraction layer and code utilities for 32-bit AVR
Preprocessor - Macro Repeat
Preprocessor - Stringize
Preprocessor - Token Paste
Status Codes
Atmel part identification macros	This collection of macros identify which series and families that the various Atmel parts belong to
AVR UC3 parts
AVR XMEGA parts
megaAVR parts
SAM parts
Global interrupt management	This is a driver for global enabling and disabling of interrupts
Deprecated interrupt definitions
Clock Management
Generic Clock Management	Generic clocks are configurable clocks which run outside the system clock domain
Oscillator Management	This group contains functions and definitions related to configuring and enabling/disabling on-chip oscillators
PLL Management	This group contains functions and definitions related to configuring and enabling/disabling on-chip PLLs
System Clock Management	See Quick Start Guide for the System Clock Management service (UC3A0/UC3A1)
System Clock internals
MEMORY - FLASHC - Flash Controller	FLASHC interfaces a flash block with the 32-bit internal HSB bus
CPU - Cycle Counter	CPU Cycle Counter provides an interface to the COUNT and COMPARE registers
DSP Library
Tools
IMA/DVI ADPCM WAVE File Builder	This tool is used to build a WAVE file from raw IMA/DVI ADPCM data. It takes in parameter the path of the file containing the raw IMA/DVI ADPCM encoded data and the output file to be generated. This first file must be formatted as follow: the file is a combination of multiple 256-byte blocks that contain in the first 4 bytes the "predicted value" and the "step index" used to encode the following 252-byte of data
IMA/DVI ADPCM WAVE Streaming tool	This tool permits to send IMA/DVI ADPCM data through the serial port of a computer. It takes in parameter the IMA/DVI ADPCM encoded wav file you want to transfer and if the file is valid, it will cut the file into blocks to send them trough the serial port. The serial port used for transferring the data is the COM1 and is configured as follow: 57600 bauds, 8 bits, no parity and 1 stop bit
Data Print	This program is used to print a vector on a graph. The data to be printed have to be formatted as follow to be parsed by the application:
Data Get	This program is used to get any type of data from a COM or LPT port
Data Extraction	This program is used to extract data from a buffer and print them with the following format on the standard output
Twiddle Factors Generator	This script generates a table of twiddle factors you can directly use with the complex FFT functions
Serial Scope	This script is used to visualize a data stream from the serial port formatted as follow:
Re-sampling coefficients generator	This script is used to generate filter coefficients to feed the re-sampling algorithm
Real Vector Visualizer	This script is used to visualize a fixed-length data buffer from the serial port formatted as follow:
Complex Vector Visualizer	This script is used to visualize a fixed-length data buffer from the serial port formatted as follow:
Benchmark Helper Script	This script is used to workbench a program, without any intervention. Once it is well configured, it will automatically compile the program to evaluate, download it into the target, retrieves the data and computes them to extract the error information. It will store into an output file the cycle count this process took, the duration in seconds, the error average and the maximal error of the results
IMA/DVI ADPCM Encoder Script	This script is used to create an IMA/DVI ADPCM WAVE file with data received from a serial COM port. It is a combination of two main programs (Data Get and IMA/DVI ADPCM WAVE File Builder)
Basic
DSPLIB - Vectors
DSPLIB - Operators
Advanced
Configuration
Constant tables
Optimization options
Q Format
Constants
Macros
Types
Benchmarks for the specific target "UC3"
Debug