Detailed Description

Portable board-specific symbols.

The Board header file should be included in an application as follows:

This header serves as device-independent interface for applications using peripherals connected to the device via standard digital interfaces; e.g, GPIO, SPI, I2C, UART, etc. Its purpose is to enable application code that references a peripheral to be portable to any device and board that supports the peripheral.

Usage

Synopsis

#include <ti/drivers/Board.h>
void main(void)
{
    Board_init();
     :
}

Initializing the hardware

Board_init() must be called before any other driver API. This function is owned by the user (typically generated by SysConfig), and is responsible for device specific initialization; e.g., initializing clocks and power management functionality.

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Functions
void	Board_init (void)
	Performs "early" board-level initialization required by TI-DRIVERS. More...

Function Documentation

§ Board_init()

void Board_init ( void )

Performs "early" board-level initialization required by TI-DRIVERS.

Board_init() must be called before any other TI-DRIVER API. This function calls all device and board specific initialization functions needed by TI-DRIVERS; e.g., to initialize clocks and power management functionality.

This function should only be called once and as early in the application's startup as possible. In most applications, a call to Board_init() is the first statement in main().