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#include "esp_types.h"
esp_gpio_reserve(uint64_t);
esp_gpio_revoke(uint64_t);
esp_gpio_is_reserved(uint64_t);
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SourceVuESP-IDF Framework and ExamplesESP-IDFcomponents/esp_hw_support/include/esp_private/esp_gpio_reserve.h
 
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/* * SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2023-2024 Espressif Systems (Shanghai) CO LTD * * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 *//* ... */ /** * Background: * * - On some **modules**, specific GPIOs are connected to the PSRAM or Flash, and they shouldn't be used as general purpose IOs in the user's projects. * - Some GPIO may be not fan-out in the SiP variant. * - GPIO A is driven by peripheral M, we don't want peripheral N to use the same GPIO. * - User may deliver a board where a GPIO is used for a special purpose or even not fan-out on the PCB, they want to reserve it in the BSP package. * ... *//* ... */ /** * Usage Attention: * * - If a GPIO is used by IO MUX, no matter it's used as Input or Output, we should reserve it, because IO MUX's different "FUNC" has its dedicated peripheral. * - If a GPIO is used by Matrix, and only use its output path, we should reserve it, because we can't bind multiple peripheral output signals to the same GPIO. * - When doing GPIO reserve, we must check its return value, to ensure the same GPIO is not reserved already. *//* ... */ #pragma once #include "esp_types.h" #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif /** * @brief Reserve the given GPIOs by mask, so they can't be used by others * * @param gpio_mask Mask of the GPIOs to be reserved * @return The mask of the GPIOs that were already reserved before this call *//* ... */ uint64_t esp_gpio_reserve(uint64_t gpio_mask); /** * @brief Revoke the given GPIOs by mask, so they can be reused again by others * * @param gpio_mask Mask of the GPIOs to be revoked * @return The mask of the GPIOs that were already reserved before this call *//* ... */ uint64_t esp_gpio_revoke(uint64_t gpio_mask); /** * @brief Check whether the given GPIOs are reserved * * @param gpio_mask Mask of the GPIOs to be checked * @return * - true Any of the given GPIO(s) is reserved * - false Any of the given GPIO(s) is not reserved *//* ... */ bool esp_gpio_is_reserved(uint64_t gpio_mask); #ifdef __cplusplus }{...} #endif
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