GPIO removed

Considering limitation of this and high limitations is GPIO removed.
Maybe it made code more clear, but direct access to registers is more
effective if we want to set multiple pins in one set.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 100 deletions

diff --git a/GPIO.h b/GPIO.h
deleted file mode 100644
index 974a778..0000000
--- a/GPIO.h
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,100 +0,0 @@
-/*! \defgroup gpio GPIO
- * \brief General-purpose input/output
- *
- * This module defines macros for input/output pins of microcontroller.
- * Pin is specified with SET and PIN. SET is letter and PIN is number. Combination
- * of SET and PIN specifies hardware pin. You can find it in documentation.
- *
- * To use this module:
- *
- *     #include "avr-ioe/GPIO.h"
- */
-#include <avr/io.h>
-#include <stdint.h>
-
-#ifdef IOE_CONFIG
-#include <AVR-IOE-CONFIG.h>
-#endif /* IOE_CONFIG */
-
-#ifndef _IOE_GPIO_H_
-#define _IOE_GPIO_H_
-
-#define __GPIO_JOIN2(TXT1, TXT2) TXT1##TXT2
-#define __GPIO_JOIN3(TXT1, TXT2, TXT3) TXT1##TXT2##TXT3
-
-/*! \ingroup gpio
- * Return direction of specified pin. Pin is set as output if value is nonzero
- * and as input if returned value is zero.
- */
-#define gpio_get_mode(SET, PIN)                                                 \
-    __GPIO_JOIN2(DDR, SET) & _BV(__GPIO_JOIN3(DD, SET, PIN))
-
-/*! \ingroup gpio
- * Set specified pin as output.
- * \param SET -- pin set (letter)
- * \param PIN -- pin number (number)
- */
-#define gpio_set_out(SET, PIN)                                                  \
-    __GPIO_JOIN2(DDR, SET) |= _BV(__GPIO_JOIN3(DD, SET, PIN))
-
-/*! \ingroup gpio
- * Set specific pin as input.
- * \param SET -- pin set (letter)
- * \param PIN -- pin number (number)
- */
-#define gpio_set_in(SET, PIN)                                                   \
-    __GPIO_JOIN2(DDR, SET) &= ~_BV(__GPIO_JOIN3(DD, SET, PIN))
-
-// -- GPIO output section --
-/*! \defgroup gpio_out GPIO output
- * \ingroup gpio
- */
-/*! \ingroup gpio_out
- * Set pin high. Pin must be set as output. Undefined behavior for non
- * output pins.
- * \param SET -- pin set (letter)
- * \param PIN -- pin number (number)
- */
-#define gpio_set_high(SET, PIN)                                                 \
-    __GPIO_JOIN2(PORT, SET) |= _BV(__GPIO_JOIN3(PORT, SET, PIN))
-
-/*! \ingroup gpio_out
- * Set pin low. Pin must be set as output. Undefined behavior for non output pins.
- * \param SET -- pin set (letter)
- * \param PIN -- pin number (number)
- */
-#define gpio_set_low(SET, PIN)                                                  \
-    __GPIO_JOIN2(PORT, SET) &= ~_BV(__GPIO_JOIN3(PORT, SET, PIN))
-
-/*! \ingroup gpio_out
- * Set pin according to \a VALUE. Pin must be set as output. Undefined behavior
- * for non output pins.
- * \warning Use this only if VALUE is runtime variable. For constants are prefered
- * gpio_set_high() and gpio_set_low().
- * \param SET -- pin set (letter)
- * \param PIN -- pin number (number)
- * \param VALUE -- runtime variable or boolean expression used in boolean context.
- */
-#define gpio_set(SET, PIN, VALUE)                                               \
-    if (VALUE)                                                                  \
-        gpio_set_high(SET, PIN);                                                \
-    else                                                                        \
-        gpio_set_low(SET, PIN);
-
-/*! \ingroup gpio_out
- * Set pin opposite state. If it is set as high it will be low and if it is set
- * as low it will be high. Pin must be set as output. Undefined behavior for non
- * output pins.
- * \param SET -- pin set (letter)
- * \param PIN -- pin number (number)
- */
-#define gpio_set_not(SET, PIN)                                                  \
-    __GPIO_JOIN2(PORT, SET) ^= _BV(__GPIO_JOIN3(PORT, SET, PIN))
-
-// -- GPIO input section --
-/*! \defgroup gpio_in GPIO input
- * \ingroup gpio
- */
-// TODO whole output and switching betwen input and output
-
-#endif /* _IOE_GPIO_H_ */