--- layout: post title: "Leaf Storm" category: poetry author: Jeremy Mifsud date: 2019-02-27 ---
Autumn morning, cloudy skies, cold chills run through the air between these humid walls.
I breathe serenity, my bare feet stand on marble tiles stealing heat like thieves.
Unchain myself out of the shackles that have constricted my body; bruises imprinted on my back, frail bones tremble.
Throw myself into damp soil, soaked by muddy terrain. Ready. I think I’m ready.
Skin turns green, energy spouts from within, leaves whirl around my humble flesh.
This poem was originally published in “Welcome to the Sombre Days” (2018)
Jeremy Mifsud is a queer and autistic poet from Malta. Social ineptitude becomes a catalyst for his art as he weaves unsaid words into poems and stories. He is the author of the poetry collection Welcome to the Sombre Days (2018). More of his works appear or are forthcoming in Please Hear What I'm Not Saying (2018), Terse, Little Lion Literary, Constellate Magazine, and others. You can read more of his work at www.poetrybyjeremy.wordpress.com and Twitter, @poetrybyjeremy.


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Topic: Real-Time Ray Tracing and Image Reconstruction
- Interactive Stable Ray Tracing
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Alessandro Dal Corso,
Marco Salvi,
Craig Kolb,
Jeppe Revall Frisvad,
Aaron Lefohn,
David Luebke
- Spatiotemporal Variance-Guided Filtering: Real-Time Reconstruction for Path-Traced Global Illumination
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Christoph Schied,
Anton Kaplanyan,
Chris Wyman,
Anjul Patney,
Chakravarty R. Alla Chaitanya, John Burgess, Shiqiu Liu,
Carsten Dachsbacher,
Aaron Lefohn,
Marco Salvi
- Towards Stable Real-Time Path Tracing: An efficient denoising algorithm for global illumination
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Michael Mara,
Morgan McGuire,
Benedikt Bitterli,
Wojciech Jarosz
Topic: Ray Traversal and Intersection
- Efficient Incoherent Ray Traversal on GPUs Through Compressed Wide BVHs
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Henri Ylitie,
Tero Karras,
Samuli Laine
- Exploiting Budan-Fourier and Vincent¡¦s Theorems for Ray Tracing 3D Bezier Curves
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Alexander Reshetov,
David Luebke
- Accelerated Single Ray Tracing for Wide Vector Units
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Valentin Fuetterling,
Carsten Lojewski,
Bernd Hamann,
Achim Ebert
Topic: Acceleration Structures for Ray Tracing
- Improved Two-Level BVHs Using Partial Re-Braiding
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Carsten Benthin,
Sven Woop,
Ingo Wald,
Attila Afra
- STBVH: A Spatial-Temporal BVH for Efficient Multi-Segment Motion Blur
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Sven Woop,
Attila Afra,
Carsten Benthin
- Extended Morton Codes for High Performance Bounding Volume Hierarchy Construction
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Marek Vinkler,
Jiri Bittner,
Vlastimil Havran
Topic: Ray Tracing for Production Assets
- Vectorized Production Path Tracing
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Mark Lee,
Brian Green,
Feng Xie,
Eric Tabellion
- Timeline Scheduling for Out-of-Core Ray Batching
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Myungbae Son,
Sungeui Yoon
- Hierarchical Multi-Layer Screen-Space Ray Tracing
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Nikolai Hofmann,
Phillip Bogendorfer,
Marc Stamminger,
Kai Selgrad
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Konstantin Shkurko,
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Cem Yuksel,
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Amrita Mazumdar,
Armin Alaghi,
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Luis Ceze,
Mark Oskin,
Steven Seitz
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Bernhard Kerbl,
Michael Kenzel,
Dieter Schmalstieg,
Markus Steinberger
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Girl, 11, 'body-slammed' by 225lb Primark security guard after 'stealing socks'
Footage shows Leeajah Williams being pinned down by 36-year-old Mohammad Khan as his colleagues and shoppers plead with him during the seven-minute incident in Boston
by Lorraine KingShocking footage has emerged that shows a 225lb security guard appearing to body-slam a child suspected of stealing socks at a Primark store.
The clip, which was posted on social media, shows Leeajah Williams being pinned down by 36-year-old Mohammad Khan inside the branch in Boston.
Khan is seen wrestling Leeajah to the ground after he allegedly caught her lifting a pack of socks and trying to walk out of the budget clothing store.
A witness screams: "He just punched her in the face" while a man says: "Don't hit her, don't hit her."
The 11-year-old, who is believed to have admitted theft, was left swollen and bruised following her seven-minute ordeal which took place in June, Sun Online reports.
The footage of the incident has come to light following Khan being charged with assault and battery on a child under 14 this week.
Khan and his bosses - New Jersey-based Securitas Security Services USA- are also accused of civil right violations.
Leeajah cannot be charged due to her being under the age of criminal responsibility under state laws, according to the Boston Globe .
Her mum Sherrice Williams, who she says admits trying to steal clothing worth $175, shared photos of her with bruises and a swollen lip.
Sherrice also claims Leeajah has been left so traumatised by the incident on June 9 that she is having counselling.

"She was screaming, 'Get off of me!'
"She didn't know who he was because he wasn't dressed in any type of security clothing, so she thought he was just a random man grabbing her."
Authorities have claimed that 6ft 1in Khan dragged the schoolgirl into a corner of the store that has no CCTV before punching, choking and leaping on her.
Khan, who works as a special part-time police officer, is claimed to have ignored pleas from his colleagues and shoppers and has been pulled up by his bosses four times before for using excessive force.
Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins said: "The Boston Police were exemplary in de-escalating the situation when they arrived, and the other Securitas employees in the store behaved appropriately during the encounter.
"Being a Special Police Officer allows someone the power of arrest, but with that power comes great responsibility.
"I applaud the vast majority of Boston Police officers and SPOs who behave professionally and with restraint."
Khan is due before Suffolk Superior Court on December 17.


I have been plagued by insomnia for years, and it was only recently that I went to the doctor for pharmaceutical assistance. I was prescribed Sonata and that usually did the trick. I sometimes took it during the day for a mellow 'high' feeling. Then my sister (who suffered from short-term insomnia, brought on by stress) came home from college with a whole bottle full of Halcion. I decided to give this small white pill a try.
I took it the first time and fell asleep much fast and calmer than with Sonata. Three nights later I once again found myself without sleep and went to the bottle again. Two nights later I did the same. This continued to happen until I was taking them every night just to fall asleep. The bottle was running low, and I was relieved when my sister ordered a refill, no questions asked. My life and sleep pattern dragged on, a slave to the Halcion. During the day I was numb, strung-out and indifferent to the world. I felt overjoyed when night came and it was time for the pill. Eventually I needed two pills just for an effect. I finally recognized the addiction I was in.
 I had hid the bottle far under my sister's bed earlier in the day, figuring I'd be wanting it later and knowing I wouldn't retrieve it there for fear of waking her and needing to explain. I was absolutely restless and twitchy all night, and did not fall asleep at all. The next day I was irritable and cranky and started craving the pill, something I had never done during the day. The same followed the second night and day, and the third. I normally smoke one pack of cigs a day, but during this small time I went through eleven and a half. It was not until the fourth night off that I slept, and this was only for three hours. After that, it became easier, and within two days the cravings were basically gone. I now stay away from Halcions completely and stick with my Sonatas.
After using recreational drugs for two years, I was surprised to find my first real drug addiction (besides cigarettes) to something that wasn't even real fun. I got hooked just trying to sleep, and getting off of it was an absolute torture.
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THE PACKAGE A film review by George Moore Copyright 1989 George Moore
THE PACKAGE is one of the better political/spy/action movies I've seen in a while. Starring an impressive list of big-name stars (Gene Hackman, Joanna Cassidy, Tommy Lee Jones, John Heard) it manages to remain suspenseful throughout most of the movie without being overly predictable. Some other films of this genre tend to be easily figured out within the first half-hour of the film.
Army Master Sgt. Gallagher (Gene Hackman) is called upon to transport a "package" -- Tommy Lee Jones -- from Germany back to the US for court martial. The Package escapes in JFK airport, which results in Hackman uncovering an international plot to short-circuit world peace negotiations. After enlisting the aid of his ex-wife, Lt. Colonel Gallagher (Joanna Cassidy) and a Chicago police detective (played by the same actor who played Lt. Buntz on "Hill Street Blues." Geez, he had the same suit, same mannerisms, even some of the same lines. Talk about typecasting), they are hot on the trail of Tommy Lee Jones.
The way in which The Evil Plot is presented is entirely believable. There are quite probably some military types in both the US and Russian armies who would attempt something of this sort. Even the spoken Russian is accurate, something very few movies can lay claim to. Gene Hackman plays ... well, he plays Gene Hackman ... which is quite all right, since most everyone expects a certain set of actions which Hackman is famous for. The pacing is fine, slowing down only a little when Joanna Cassidy is on screen. My major gripe is that Joanna Cassidy is never quite believable as a full Lt. Colonel. It seems someone would need a lot of iron will and determination to achieve that rank, and Cassidy with her high heels and hysterical screaming doesn't pull it off.
This film is rated R, mainly for language and violence (although the body count isn't high -- rating one pint o' blood on the Joe-Bob scale). I would rate it a high +2 on the -4 to +4 scale, mainly for lack of plot holes normally found in these movies. Go see it.
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| param_type | The type that should be used to pass the function or function object as a parameter. | |
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| param_type | The type that should be used to pass the function or function object as a parameter. | |
| result_type | The type returned by the function or function object. | |
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| second_argument_type | The type of the second argument to the function or function object. |
unary_traits should be instantiated with either a function taking a single parameter, or an adaptable unary function object (i.e., a class derived from std::unary_function or one which provides the same typedefs). (See §20.3.1 in the C++ Standard.)
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The most common usage of these templates is in function object adapters, thus allowing them to adapt plain functions as well as function objects. You can do this by wherever you would normally write, for example,
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typename boost::unary_traits<Operation>::argument_type
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In addition to the standard result and argument typedefs, these traits templates define two additional types.
This is the type of the function or function object, and can be used in declarations such as
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This is a type suitable for passing the function or function object as a parameter to another function. For example,
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In the past few posts, I’ve taken a dive into how neural networks work. We even built a neural net that could learn to recognise handwriting by breaking it down into a huge array of the pixels in the image, and representing the colour of the pixel as a value from 0-1.
Our last model got 96% accuracy, but it turns out we can do even better with a different type of neural network that is especially good at images; the convolutional neural network.
In this post we’ll explore the concept of convolutional neural networks, how they work, what makes them good at dealing with images and build our own using Tensorflow.
Convolution simply means combining two things to form a third thing, which is a modified version of one of the first things. Let’s look at how it works in detecting edges in an image…
Let’s take a small sample of our larger image. We’ll zoom in on a 5x5 grid of the top corner of our image. Our image will be our first input, which we’ll need to convolve with some other input, to create our output. That second input will be called our filter. A filter is simply a smaller grid of weights, and we’ll slide this over our 5x5 image sample like in the gif above.
You can see the weights written in red. At each step, we’ll take each number in our 3x3 window of our image and multiply it by the corresponding weight in our filter cell. So in the top left hand corner, our value is 1, and our filter value is 1, therefore, 1x1 will be 1, and we’ll add this to the next value where our image value is 1 but our filter value is 0.
We’ll repeat the process until we have a total for the values within our filter. This ends up giving us a total of 4. We’ll write this in our output, and slide our filter one cell over to the right and repeat to get the next value. Once we reach the end of the row, we’ll slide one cell down and back to the left and repeat the process. Repeating this for a 5x5 grid will give us a 3x3 output.
The different values in our filter enhance differences in the image. We can use a filter to detect edges for example by having values in the first and third columns of our 3x3 grid that result in a negative total, and values in the middle column that results in a positive total when passed over an edge. This would result in an output something like this, showing a dark to light to dark edge…
0,1,0
0,1,0
0,1,0
That’s really all there is to it; filters give us a convenient way to find certain features in an image by their light/dark difference represented numerically. But which filters to use? Well this is something that we will let our neural network learn. During training, it will learn the right features for the job.
When we slide our filter over our image, we’ll only touch on the corner pixels once, but the middle pixels end up in lots of our windows. This is a problem as this is giving more importance to the middle pixels than the outer ones. We want every pixel to have an even influence in our calculations. Also, our output is now 3x3, so we’ve lost some size. How do we solve these issues?
The answer is padding. We’ll add an extra border of pixels around our image. This means that when we slide over our image with our filter, we not only are able to reach our original edges the same amount of times as we reach the middle pixels, but that our output ends up being the same size as our input. When the output is the same as the input size, this is called same padding. When we add no padding, we call this valid padding.
Padding is another hyperparameter that we can tune for our network.
In our example we took a 5x5 grid and slid our filter over one cell at a time. The distance we move our filter is called a stride. In our example we had a stride of one; moving one cell at a time. Setting the stride to 2 would jump our filter two cells across, and when we reached the end of a row, we would jump two rows down.
As any RGB images we input will have three dimensions (one each for red, green and blue), our images are no longer 5x5, but they are 5x5x3. To deal with this, we’ll do the same with our filters, having a filter for each channel.This is why you often see convolutional neural nets drawn with cubes or three dimensional objects instead of squares. The cube simply represents the channels of our image, or that our image is three dimensional (in the sense that colour is our third dimension). Using these 3d filters, we can also start to recognise features in different colours by applying different filters to different colour channels.
Pooling is a technique that can be used to speed up our network and reduce computation.
We’ll take our input and split it into different regions (in this example, we’re taking a filter size of 2x2 and a stride of 2), and we’ll simply take the largest number in the region. This is called max pooling, as we’re taking the maximum value.
Max values usually represent that a feature has been detected so we can keep this, and move it to our new output. Our filter size and stride are also tunable hyperparameters here, other than this, we have no parameters to learn for max pooling, it’s just a fixed computation which we apply through each channel.
The weights for our 3x3x3 filters will play the role of standard weights in forward propagation of our network. We’ll add a bias to give us a total of 28 weights (3x3x3 = 27 + 1 = 28) and apply an activation function as normal. Let’s work through an example
Let’s assume that we have a small input image of 39x39 pixels, with 3 channels (RGB), giving us a 39x39x3 input into our convolutional neural net.
In our first layer, we’ll use a set of 3x3 filters to pass over our image. We’ll use a stride of 1 and no padding. We’ll have 10 filters in our first layer.
This means our activations for our first layer will be 37x37x10. The height and width are explained by the moves we can make with a stride of one, we lose a little bit of size because we cant overlap our filter over the edges. Our depth comes from the fact this this activation represents a stack of learned filters and since we learned 10 filters, our output for this layer will be 10 filters deep.
Our formula for our output of a layer looks like this…
# nh = height of input in pixels (39)
# p = padding
# f = filter size (3)
# s = stride size (1)
((nh + (2 * p) - f) / s) + 1 # This + 1 is adding our bias
We can also change nh
for nw
to get the width.
In our second layer, we’ll use a 5x5 filter, with a stride of 2, and no padding to apply 20 filters. We can follow our formula above to get our output size…
nh = 37
p = 0
f = 5
s = 2
((nh + (2 * p) - f) / s) + 1
or
((37 + (2 * 0) - 5) / 2) + 1
This gives us an output of 17x17x20. Because we used a bigger stride this time, our size shrank quite dramatically and our depth grew because we applied more filters.
Let’s do one more layer. We’ll input our 17x17x20 and use a 5x5 filter, with a stride of 2 to apply 40 filters. Using the same formula, we get a 7x7x40 output.
After we perform a few layers of convolution, we’ll take our output and flatten it into a single long array. A 7x7x40 array will unroll into a 1960x1 list of values which we can then feed into a few layers of standard neurons with a softmax function to get our final output.
 Our pooling operation isn’t really counted as a layer as it doesn’t have any weights to learn, so we’ll often group a convolutional and a pooling operation as part of the same layer.
| Layer | Size | Settings |
|---|---|---|
| Input | 32x32x3 | f=5, s=1 |
| Conv1 | 28x28x8 | |
| MaxPool | 14x14x8 | f=2, s=2 |
| Conv2 | 10x10x16 | f=5, s=1 |
| MaxPool | 5x5x16 | f=2, s=2 |
| Full | 120x1 | |
| Full | 84x1 | |
| Softmax | 10x1 |
Note we’re outputting to 10 neurons, so in this example we’re assuming you’d want to classify something as one of 10 classes, for example, our 0-9 hand written number recognition task.
Also notice the size of our data as it passes through our network. It stays relatively small. If we’d have just unrolled our 32x32x3 image into one long vector, and fed it to even more neurons, which get fed to even more neurons, the amount of weights in our network would be huge. We’d face our exponential complexity problem again we discussed a few posts back in Neural Networks from Scratch.
Instead, the only parameters we learn are those of our relatively small 3x3 or 5x5 filters, and while we may have a lot of them, it doesn’t get out of hand anywhere near as quickly as if we treated each pixel as a neuron.
Convolutional networks allow us to learn filters, which can then be reused as we pass them across the network looking for interesting features. As we combine these features together we can detect more high level features and combine the result to get even more higher level information about the features. Detected edges, when combined, can tell us where a curve is, and detected curves, when combined, can tell us where a nose or an eye is, and detected noses and eyes when combined can tell us the presence of a face.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
For the scallops and black pudding, preheat the oven to 170C/340F/Gas 3.
Remove the casing from the black pudding and chop the pudding into slices.
Place the black pudding on a roasting tray and bake in the oven for 10-12 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat a frying pan until hot and add the olive oil. Add the scallops and cook for 1½-2 minutes on each side.
For the mash, place the celery, potato and apple into a saucepan and cover with water.
Bring to the boil and cook until tender.
Drain and mash with a potato masher or pass through a potato ricer.
Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Add the nutmeg and some butter if you like, and stir to combine.
To serve, spoon three tablespoons of the mash onto each serving plate, about 5cm/2in apart.
Garnish with a sprig of fresh chervil and squeeze a little lemon juice over. Season with more salt and freshly ground black pepper. Serve.


Burna Boy’s girlfriend, Steflon Don and Nigerian musicians reacts to his Grammy award nomination
by Nana YawYesterday, Burna Boy’s album, African Giant got nominated in the Best World Album category.
He was nominated in the category alongside Altin Gün for Gece, Bokanté & Metropole Orkest Conducted By Jules Buckley for What Heat, Nathalie Joachim With Spektral Quartet for Fanm D’Ayiti, and Angelique Kidjo for Celia.
The news was well-received by his numerous fans and social media users. His colleague musicians and his British girlfriend, Steflon Don took to Twitter to show love and support and congratulate him on his achievement.
Below are screenshots of Nigerian musicians who reacted to his Grammy nomination.
Read also: Burna Boy’s Grammy Nomination: Watch the moment his grandfather prayed for him to win a Grammy award
Read also: Michy Set To Open Her Own Restaurant & Hotel
Read more: Akwaboah to announce his exit from SarkCess Music at this year’s Rapperholic Concert?


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1. Requirements and Compatibility
| Swift | SwiftKnife | iOS |
|---|---|---|
| 5.0 | 2.x | 10+ |
| 5.1 | 3.x | 10+ |
2. Installation
Cocoapods
Add the following line to your Podfile
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script. It automatically installs Homebrew if it is missing, installs xcodegen
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Sends a request to the DHCP server that has replied via their 'Offer'
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- DhcpServerAgent - Class in agents.impl.dhcp
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MetaAgent implementation of the server-side behaviour of the DHCP process.
- DhcpServerAgent(int, Portal) - Constructor for class agents.impl.dhcp.DhcpServerAgent
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Data Structures | |
| union | u_avr32_pm_bgcr_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_bod_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_cksel_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_gcctrl_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_icr_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_idr_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_ier_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_mcctrl_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_pll_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_rccr_t |
| union | u_avr32_pm_vregcr_t |
Functions | |
| void | pm_bod_clear_irq (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| void | pm_bod_disable_irq (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| void | pm_bod_enable_irq (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| unsigned long | pm_bod_get_irq_enable_bit (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| unsigned long | pm_bod_get_irq_status (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| unsigned long | pm_bod_get_level (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| void | pm_cksel (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int pbadiv, unsigned int pbasel, unsigned int pbbdiv, unsigned int pbbsel, unsigned int hsbdiv, unsigned int hsbsel) |
| This function will select all the power manager clocks. | |
| void | pm_disable_clk0 (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will disable the oscillator 0. | |
| void | pm_disable_clk1 (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will disable the oscillator 1. | |
| void | pm_disable_clk32 (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will disable the oscillator 32. | |
| void | pm_enable_clk0 (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int startup) |
| This function will enable the oscillator 0 to be used with a startup time. | |
| void | pm_enable_clk0_no_wait (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int startup) |
| This function will enable the oscillator 0 to be used with no startup time. | |
| void | pm_enable_clk1 (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int startup) |
| This function will enable the oscillator 1 to be used with a startup time. | |
| void | pm_enable_clk1_no_wait (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int startup) |
| This function will enable the oscillator 1 to be used with no startup time. | |
| void | pm_enable_clk32 (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int startup) |
| This function will enable the oscillator 32 to be used with a startup time. | |
| void | pm_enable_clk32_no_wait (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int startup) |
| This function will enable the oscillator 32 to be used with no startup time. | |
| void | pm_enable_osc0_crystal (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int fosc0) |
| This function will enable the crystal mode of the oscillator 0. | |
| void | pm_enable_osc0_ext_clock (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will enable the external clock mode of the oscillator 0. | |
| void | pm_enable_osc1_crystal (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int fosc1) |
| This function will enable the crystal mode of the oscillator 1. | |
| void | pm_enable_osc1_ext_clock (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will enable the external clock mode of the oscillator 1. | |
| void | pm_enable_osc32_crystal (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will enable the crystal mode of the 32-kHz oscillator. | |
| void | pm_enable_osc32_ext_clock (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will enable the external clock mode of the 32-kHz oscillator. | |
| void | pm_gc_disable (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int gc) |
| This function will disable a generic clock. | |
| void | pm_gc_enable (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int gc) |
| This function will enable a generic clock. | |
| void | pm_gc_setup (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int gc, unsigned int osc_or_pll, unsigned int pll_osc, unsigned int diven, unsigned int div) |
| This function will setup a generic clock. | |
| void | pm_pll_disable (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int pll) |
| This function will disable a PLL. | |
| void | pm_pll_enable (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int pll) |
| This function will enable a PLL. | |
| unsigned int | pm_pll_get_option (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int pll) |
| This function will get a PLL option. | |
| void | pm_pll_set_option (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int pll, unsigned int pll_freq, unsigned int pll_div2, unsigned int pll_wbwdisable) |
| This function will set a PLL option. | |
| void | pm_pll_setup (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int pll, unsigned int mul, unsigned int div, unsigned int osc, unsigned int lockcount) |
| This function will setup a PLL. | |
| unsigned long | pm_read_gplp (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned long gplp) |
| static void | pm_set_osc0_mode (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int mode) |
| Sets the mode of the oscillator 0. | |
| static void | pm_set_osc1_mode (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int mode) |
| Sets the mode of the oscillator 1. | |
| static void | pm_set_osc32_mode (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int mode) |
| Sets the mode of the 32-kHz oscillator. | |
| void | pm_switch_to_clock (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned long clock) |
| This function will switch the power manager main clock. | |
| void | pm_switch_to_osc0 (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned int fosc0, unsigned int startup) |
| Switch main clock to clock Osc0 (crystal mode). | |
| void | pm_wait_for_clk0_ready (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will wait until the Osc0 clock is ready. | |
| void | pm_wait_for_clk1_ready (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will wait until the Osc1 clock is ready. | |
| void | pm_wait_for_clk32_ready (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will wait until the osc32 clock is ready. | |
| void | pm_wait_for_pll0_locked (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will wait for PLL0 locked. | |
| void | pm_wait_for_pll1_locked (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm) |
| This function will wait for PLL1 locked. | |
| void | pm_write_gplp (volatile avr32_pm_t *pm, unsigned long gplp, unsigned long value) |
| void pm_bod_clear_irq | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
| void pm_bod_disable_irq | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
| void pm_bod_enable_irq | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
| unsigned long pm_bod_get_irq_enable_bit | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
| unsigned long pm_bod_get_irq_status | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
| unsigned long pm_bod_get_level | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
| void pm_cksel | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | pbadiv, | |||
| unsigned int | pbasel, | |||
| unsigned int | pbbdiv, | |||
| unsigned int | pbbsel, | |||
| unsigned int | hsbdiv, | |||
| unsigned int | hsbsel | |||
| ) |
This function will select all the power manager clocks.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| pbadiv | Peripheral Bus A clock divisor enable | |
| pbasel | Peripheral Bus A select | |
| pbbdiv | Peripheral Bus B clock divisor enable | |
| pbbsel | Peripheral Bus B select | |
| hsbdiv | High Speed Bus clock divisor enable (CPU clock = HSB clock) | |
| hsbsel | High Speed Bus select (CPU clock = HSB clock ) |
Definition at line 319 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_cksel_t::CKSEL, and u_avr32_pm_cksel_t::cksel.
Referenced by local_start_pll0().
00326 { 00327 u_avr32_pm_cksel_t u_avr32_pm_cksel = {0}; 00328 00329 u_avr32_pm_cksel.CKSEL.cpusel = hsbsel; 00330 u_avr32_pm_cksel.CKSEL.cpudiv = hsbdiv; 00331 u_avr32_pm_cksel.CKSEL.hsbsel = hsbsel; 00332 u_avr32_pm_cksel.CKSEL.hsbdiv = hsbdiv; 00333 u_avr32_pm_cksel.CKSEL.pbasel = pbasel; 00334 u_avr32_pm_cksel.CKSEL.pbadiv = pbadiv; 00335 u_avr32_pm_cksel.CKSEL.pbbsel = pbbsel; 00336 u_avr32_pm_cksel.CKSEL.pbbdiv = pbbdiv; 00337 00338 pm->cksel = u_avr32_pm_cksel.cksel; 00339 00340 // Wait for ckrdy bit and then clear it 00341 while (!(pm->poscsr & AVR32_PM_POSCSR_CKRDY_MASK)); 00342 }
| void pm_disable_clk0 | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
| void pm_disable_clk1 | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
| void pm_disable_clk32 | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
| void pm_enable_clk0 | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | startup | |||
| ) |
This function will enable the oscillator 0 to be used with a startup time.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| startup | Clock 0 startup time. Time is expressed in term of RCOsc periods (3-bit value) |
Definition at line 167 of file pm.c.
References pm_enable_clk0_no_wait(), and pm_wait_for_clk0_ready().
Referenced by pm_switch_to_osc0().
00168 { 00169 pm_enable_clk0_no_wait(pm, startup); 00170 pm_wait_for_clk0_ready(pm); 00171 }
| void pm_enable_clk0_no_wait | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | startup | |||
| ) |
This function will enable the oscillator 0 to be used with no startup time.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| startup | Clock 0 startup time. Time is expressed in term of RCOsc periods (3-bit value) but not checked. |
Definition at line 180 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0_t::OSCCTRL0, and u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0_t::oscctrl0.
Referenced by pm_enable_clk0().
00181 { 00182 // Read register 00183 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0_t u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0 = {pm->oscctrl0}; 00184 // Modify 00185 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0.OSCCTRL0.startup = startup; 00186 // Write back 00187 pm->oscctrl0 = u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0.oscctrl0; 00188 00189 pm->mcctrl |= AVR32_PM_MCCTRL_OSC0EN_MASK; 00190 }
| void pm_enable_clk1 | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | startup | |||
| ) |
This function will enable the oscillator 1 to be used with a startup time.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| startup | Clock 1 startup time. Time is expressed in term of RCOsc periods (3-bit value) |
Definition at line 228 of file pm.c.
References pm_enable_clk1_no_wait(), and pm_wait_for_clk1_ready().
00229 { 00230 pm_enable_clk1_no_wait(pm, startup); 00231 pm_wait_for_clk1_ready(pm); 00232 }
| void pm_enable_clk1_no_wait | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | startup | |||
| ) |
This function will enable the oscillator 1 to be used with no startup time.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| startup | Clock 1 startup time. Time is expressed in term of RCOsc periods (3-bit value) but not checked. |
Definition at line 241 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1_t::OSCCTRL1, and u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1_t::oscctrl1.
Referenced by pm_enable_clk1().
00242 { 00243 // Read register 00244 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1_t u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1 = {pm->oscctrl1}; 00245 // Modify 00246 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1.OSCCTRL1.startup = startup; 00247 // Write back 00248 pm->oscctrl1 = u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1.oscctrl1; 00249 00250 pm->mcctrl |= AVR32_PM_MCCTRL_OSC1EN_MASK; 00251 }
| void pm_enable_clk32 | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | startup | |||
| ) |
This function will enable the oscillator 32 to be used with a startup time.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| startup | Clock 32 kHz startup time. Time is expressed in term of RCOsc periods (3-bit value) |
Definition at line 288 of file pm.c.
References pm_enable_clk32_no_wait(), and pm_wait_for_clk32_ready().
00289 { 00290 pm_enable_clk32_no_wait(pm, startup); 00291 pm_wait_for_clk32_ready(pm); 00292 }
| void pm_enable_clk32_no_wait | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | startup | |||
| ) |
This function will enable the oscillator 32 to be used with no startup time.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| startup | Clock 32 kHz startup time. Time is expressed in term of RCOsc periods (3-bit value) but not checked. |
Definition at line 301 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32_t::OSCCTRL32, and u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32_t::oscctrl32.
Referenced by pm_enable_clk32().
00302 { 00303 // Read register 00304 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32_t u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32 = {pm->oscctrl32}; 00305 // Modify 00306 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32.OSCCTRL32.osc32en = 1; 00307 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32.OSCCTRL32.startup = startup; 00308 // Write back 00309 pm->oscctrl32 = u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32.oscctrl32; 00310 }
| void pm_enable_osc0_crystal | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | fosc0 | |||
| ) |
This function will enable the crystal mode of the oscillator 0.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| fosc0 | Oscillator 0 crystal frequency (Hz) |
Definition at line 160 of file pm.c.
References pm_set_osc0_mode().
Referenced by pm_switch_to_osc0().
00161 { 00162 pm_set_osc0_mode(pm, (fosc0 < 8000000) ? AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL0_MODE_CRYSTAL_G2 : 00163 AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL0_MODE_CRYSTAL_G3); 00164 }
| void pm_enable_osc0_ext_clock | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
This function will enable the external clock mode of the oscillator 0.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) |
Definition at line 154 of file pm.c.
References pm_set_osc0_mode().
00155 { 00156 pm_set_osc0_mode(pm, AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL0_MODE_EXT_CLOCK); 00157 }
| void pm_enable_osc1_crystal | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | fosc1 | |||
| ) |
This function will enable the crystal mode of the oscillator 1.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| fosc1 | Oscillator 1 crystal frequency (Hz) |
Definition at line 221 of file pm.c.
References pm_set_osc1_mode().
00222 { 00223 pm_set_osc1_mode(pm, (fosc1 < 8000000) ? AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL1_MODE_CRYSTAL_G2 : 00224 AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL1_MODE_CRYSTAL_G3); 00225 }
| void pm_enable_osc1_ext_clock | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
This function will enable the external clock mode of the oscillator 1.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) |
Definition at line 215 of file pm.c.
References pm_set_osc1_mode().
00216 { 00217 pm_set_osc1_mode(pm, AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL1_MODE_EXT_CLOCK); 00218 }
| void pm_enable_osc32_crystal | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
This function will enable the crystal mode of the 32-kHz oscillator.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) |
Definition at line 282 of file pm.c.
References pm_set_osc32_mode().
00283 { 00284 pm_set_osc32_mode(pm, AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL32_MODE_CRYSTAL); 00285 }
| void pm_enable_osc32_ext_clock | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
This function will enable the external clock mode of the 32-kHz oscillator.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) |
Definition at line 276 of file pm.c.
References pm_set_osc32_mode().
00277 { 00278 pm_set_osc32_mode(pm, AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL32_MODE_EXT_CLOCK); 00279 }
| void pm_gc_disable | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | gc | |||
| ) |
| void pm_gc_enable | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | gc | |||
| ) |
This function will enable a generic clock.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| gc | generic clock number (0 for gc0...) |
Definition at line 363 of file pm.c.
Referenced by local_start_pll0().
| void pm_gc_setup | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | gc, | |||
| unsigned int | osc_or_pll, | |||
| unsigned int | pll_osc, | |||
| unsigned int | diven, | |||
| unsigned int | div | |||
| ) |
This function will setup a generic clock.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| gc | generic clock number (0 for gc0...) | |
| osc_or_pll | Use OSC (=0) or PLL (=1) | |
| pll_osc | Select Osc0/PLL0 or Osc1/PLL1 | |
| diven | Generic clock divisor enable | |
| div | Generic clock divisor |
Definition at line 345 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_gcctrl_t::GCCTRL, and u_avr32_pm_gcctrl_t::gcctrl.
Referenced by local_start_pll0().
00351 { 00352 u_avr32_pm_gcctrl_t u_avr32_pm_gcctrl = {0}; 00353 00354 u_avr32_pm_gcctrl.GCCTRL.oscsel = pll_osc; 00355 u_avr32_pm_gcctrl.GCCTRL.pllsel = osc_or_pll; 00356 u_avr32_pm_gcctrl.GCCTRL.diven = diven; 00357 u_avr32_pm_gcctrl.GCCTRL.div = div; 00358 00359 pm->gcctrl[gc] = u_avr32_pm_gcctrl.gcctrl; 00360 }
| void pm_pll_disable | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | pll | |||
| ) |
| void pm_pll_enable | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | pll | |||
| ) |
This function will enable a PLL.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| pll | PLL number(0 for PLL0, 1 for PLL1) |
Definition at line 414 of file pm.c.
Referenced by local_start_pll0().
| unsigned int pm_pll_get_option | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | pll | |||
| ) |
| void pm_pll_set_option | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | pll, | |||
| unsigned int | pll_freq, | |||
| unsigned int | pll_div2, | |||
| unsigned int | pll_wbwdisable | |||
| ) |
This function will set a PLL option.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| pll | PLL number(0 for PLL0, 1 for PLL1) | |
| pll_freq | Set to 1 for VCO frequency range 80-180MHz, set to 0 for VCO frequency range 160-240Mhz. | |
| pll_div2 | Divide the PLL output frequency by 2 (this settings does not change the FVCO value) | |
| pll_wbwdisable | 1 Disable the Wide-Bandith Mode (Wide-Bandwith mode allow a faster startup time and out-of-lock time). 0 to enable the Wide-Bandith Mode. |
Definition at line 395 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_pll_t::PLL, and u_avr32_pm_pll_t::pll.
Referenced by local_start_pll0().
00400 { 00401 u_avr32_pm_pll_t u_avr32_pm_pll = {pm->pll[pll]}; 00402 u_avr32_pm_pll.PLL.pllopt = pll_freq | (pll_div2 << 1) | (pll_wbwdisable << 2); 00403 pm->pll[pll] = u_avr32_pm_pll.pll; 00404 }
| void pm_pll_setup | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | pll, | |||
| unsigned int | mul, | |||
| unsigned int | div, | |||
| unsigned int | osc, | |||
| unsigned int | lockcount | |||
| ) |
This function will setup a PLL.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| pll | PLL number(0 for PLL0, 1 for PLL1) | |
| mul | ||
| div | ||
| osc | ||
| lockcount |
Definition at line 377 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_pll_t::PLL, and u_avr32_pm_pll_t::pll.
Referenced by local_start_pll0().
00383 { 00384 u_avr32_pm_pll_t u_avr32_pm_pll = {0}; 00385 00386 u_avr32_pm_pll.PLL.pllosc = osc; 00387 u_avr32_pm_pll.PLL.plldiv = div; 00388 u_avr32_pm_pll.PLL.pllmul = mul; 00389 u_avr32_pm_pll.PLL.pllcount = lockcount; 00390 00391 pm->pll[pll] = u_avr32_pm_pll.pll; 00392 }
| unsigned long pm_read_gplp | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned long | gplp | |||
| ) |
| static void pm_set_osc0_mode | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | mode | |||
| ) | [static] |
Sets the mode of the oscillator 0.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM). | |
| mode | Oscillator 0 mode (i.e. AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL0_MODE_x). |
Definition at line 143 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0_t::oscctrl0, and u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0_t::OSCCTRL0.
Referenced by pm_enable_osc0_crystal(), and pm_enable_osc0_ext_clock().
00144 { 00145 // Read 00146 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0_t u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0 = {pm->oscctrl0}; 00147 // Modify 00148 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0.OSCCTRL0.mode = mode; 00149 // Write 00150 pm->oscctrl0 = u_avr32_pm_oscctrl0.oscctrl0; 00151 }
| static void pm_set_osc1_mode | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | mode | |||
| ) | [static] |
Sets the mode of the oscillator 1.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM). | |
| mode | Oscillator 1 mode (i.e. AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL1_MODE_x). |
Definition at line 204 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1_t::oscctrl1, and u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1_t::OSCCTRL1.
Referenced by pm_enable_osc1_crystal(), and pm_enable_osc1_ext_clock().
00205 { 00206 // Read 00207 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1_t u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1 = {pm->oscctrl1}; 00208 // Modify 00209 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1.OSCCTRL1.mode = mode; 00210 // Write 00211 pm->oscctrl1 = u_avr32_pm_oscctrl1.oscctrl1; 00212 }
| static void pm_set_osc32_mode | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | mode | |||
| ) | [static] |
Sets the mode of the 32-kHz oscillator.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM). | |
| mode | 32-kHz oscillator mode (i.e. AVR32_PM_OSCCTRL32_MODE_x). |
Definition at line 265 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32_t::oscctrl32, and u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32_t::OSCCTRL32.
Referenced by pm_enable_osc32_crystal(), and pm_enable_osc32_ext_clock().
00266 { 00267 // Read 00268 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32_t u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32 = {pm->oscctrl32}; 00269 // Modify 00270 u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32.OSCCTRL32.mode = mode; 00271 // Write 00272 pm->oscctrl32 = u_avr32_pm_oscctrl32.oscctrl32; 00273 }
| void pm_switch_to_clock | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned long | clock | |||
| ) |
This function will switch the power manager main clock.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| clock | Clock to be switched on. AVR32_PM_MCSEL_SLOW for RCOsc, AVR32_PM_MCSEL_OSC0 for Osc0, AVR32_PM_MCSEL_PLL0 for PLL0. |
Definition at line 446 of file pm.c.
References u_avr32_pm_mcctrl_t::MCCTRL, and u_avr32_pm_mcctrl_t::mcctrl.
Referenced by local_start_pll0(), and pm_switch_to_osc0().
00447 { 00448 // Read 00449 u_avr32_pm_mcctrl_t u_avr32_pm_mcctrl = {pm->mcctrl}; 00450 // Modify 00451 u_avr32_pm_mcctrl.MCCTRL.mcsel = clock; 00452 // Write back 00453 pm->mcctrl = u_avr32_pm_mcctrl.mcctrl; 00454 }
| void pm_switch_to_osc0 | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned int | fosc0, | |||
| unsigned int | startup | |||
| ) |
Switch main clock to clock Osc0 (crystal mode).
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) | |
| fosc0 | Oscillator 0 crystal frequency (Hz) | |
| startup | Crystal 0 startup time. Time is expressed in term of RCOsc periods (3-bit value) |
Definition at line 457 of file pm.c.
References pm_enable_clk0(), pm_enable_osc0_crystal(), and pm_switch_to_clock().
Referenced by local_start_pll0().
00458 { 00459 pm_enable_osc0_crystal(pm, fosc0); // Enable the Osc0 in crystal mode 00460 pm_enable_clk0(pm, startup); // Crystal startup time - This parameter is critical and depends on the characteristics of the crystal 00461 pm_switch_to_clock(pm, AVR32_PM_MCSEL_OSC0); // Then switch main clock to Osc0 00462 }
| void pm_wait_for_clk0_ready | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
This function will wait until the Osc0 clock is ready.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) |
Definition at line 193 of file pm.c.
Referenced by pm_enable_clk0().
| void pm_wait_for_clk1_ready | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
This function will wait until the Osc1 clock is ready.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) |
Definition at line 254 of file pm.c.
Referenced by pm_enable_clk1().
| void pm_wait_for_clk32_ready | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
This function will wait until the osc32 clock is ready.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) |
Definition at line 313 of file pm.c.
Referenced by pm_enable_clk32().
| void pm_wait_for_pll0_locked | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
This function will wait for PLL0 locked.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) |
Definition at line 428 of file pm.c.
Referenced by local_start_pll0().
00429 { 00430 while (!(pm->poscsr & AVR32_PM_POSCSR_LOCK0_MASK)); 00431 00432 // Bypass the lock signal of the PLL 00433 pm->pll[0] |= AVR32_PM_PLL0_PLLBPL_MASK; 00434 }
| void pm_wait_for_pll1_locked | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm | ) |
This function will wait for PLL1 locked.
| pm | Base address of the Power Manager (i.e. &AVR32_PM) |
Definition at line 437 of file pm.c.
00438 { 00439 while (!(pm->poscsr & AVR32_PM_POSCSR_LOCK1_MASK)); 00440 00441 // Bypass the lock signal of the PLL 00442 pm->pll[1] |= AVR32_PM_PLL1_PLLBPL_MASK; 00443 }
| void pm_write_gplp | ( | volatile avr32_pm_t * | pm, | |
| unsigned long | gplp, | |||
| unsigned long | value | |||
| ) |


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What the final Welsh poll of the General Election 2019 campaign shows as Labour faces historic shock
It could be a historic night for the Conservatives
by Ruth MosalskiLabour is on course for a disastrous General Election 2019 , according to a new poll of Welsh voters.
The latest opinion poll shows both Labour and the Conservatives are gaining support.
Labour has 40% support while the Conservatives have 37%.
If delivered on Thursday, it would be the Conservatives' highest vote share since 1900.
When the results were analysed by Professor Roger Awan-Scully of Cardiff University, he projects:
Labour would lose:
- Wrexham
- Vale of Clwyd
- Gower
- Cardiff North
- Delyn
- Bridgend
- Clwyd South
- Alyn and Deeside
Labour would drop from 28 to 20, compared to the last General Election.
The Conservatives would gain all those eight seats and win back Brecon and Radnorshire - the seat they lost in a by-election in August 2019.
Plaid Cymru's Ben Lake would lose Ceredigion to the Liberal Democrat candidate Mark Williams, a former MP for the constituency.
The polling has been carried out by YouGov for ITV Wales and Cardiff University.
In his analysis of the results Prof Awan-Scully says it would be the worst performance for Labour in terms of seat numbers in Wales since 1983.
At that time, there were only 38 seats, not 40 as there are now.
Prof Awan-Scully said it would be an "astonishing" performance for the Conservative party.
The previous Welsh-specific poll was on November 25. That said Labour was on course to lose four seats in Wales.
YouGov polled a representative sample of 1,020 Welsh adults 6-9 December 2019.
What the poll shows:
Opinion poll ahead of the General Election 2019
YouGov/ITV/Cardiff University
Prof Awan-Scully said: "These figures would enable the Labour party to continue their long run – unbroken since 1922 – of winning the most votes in Wales at every one of the last twenty-six general elections.
"But rarely if ever has the Tory challenge to Labour dominance been that strong. If our poll was reproduced on election day itself, this would be an historic result for the Conservatives in Wales. This would be their highest Welsh vote share since 1900 – thus, their highest ever in the era of universal (suffrage).
"The squeeze on the smaller parties seen in our previous two Welsh polls continues, with the ‘big two’ now winning nearly eighty percent of all electoral support. The contrast with May, when between them the Conservative and Labour parties won little more than twenty percent of the vote in the European Parliament election, is staggering."
He said that if Labour took 20 seats, it would put them in the lead in terms of parties but "would equal Labour’s worst performance in Wales since the war".
"It would be the best for the Conservatives in that era – even outdoing their showing in Margaret Thatcher’s 1983 landslide victory.
"The Welsh Conservatives would have made a very substantial contribution to delivering a parliamentary majority for Boris Johnson," he said.


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| getFunction |
returns the function by which the ranges are consolidated.
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| setFunction |
sets the function by which the ranges are consolidated.
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| getSources |
returns the cell ranges which are consolidated.
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| setSources |
sets the cell ranges which are consolidated.
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returns the position of the top left cell of the cell range where
the consolidated data are copied.
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sets the position of the top left cell of the cell range
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returns, whether column headers from the cell ranges are used to
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specifies if row headers from the cell ranges are used to find
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| getInsertLinks |
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output area or not.
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specifies if links to the original data are inserted in the
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getFunction
- Description
- returns the function by which the ranges are consolidated.
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setFunction
- Description
- sets the function by which the ranges are consolidated.
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getSources
- Description
- returns the cell ranges which are consolidated.
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setSources
- Description
- sets the cell ranges which are consolidated.
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getStartOutputPosition
- Description
- returns the position of the top left cell of the cell range where
the consolidated data are copied.
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setStartOutputPosition
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- Description
- sets the position of the top left cell of the cell range
where the consolidated data are copied.
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getUseColumnHeaders
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| getUseColumnHeaders(); |
- Description
- returns, whether column headers from the cell ranges are used to
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setUseColumnHeaders
| void |
| setUseColumnHeaders( |
[in] boolean |
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- Description
- specifies if column headers from the cell ranges are used to find
matching data.
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getUseRowHeaders
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| getUseRowHeaders(); |
- Description
- returns, whether row headers from the cell ranges are used to
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setUseRowHeaders
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- specifies if row headers from the cell ranges are used to find
matching data.
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getInsertLinks
| boolean |
| getInsertLinks(); |
- Description
- returns, whether links to the original data are inserted in the
output area or not.
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setInsertLinks
| void |
| setInsertLinks( |
[in] boolean |
bInsertLinks ); |
- Description
- specifies if links to the original data are inserted in the
output area.
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