Put in first pass at SerialX.end(), Which should disable the Serial object, and I believe set the IO pins to be GPIO pins. Also defined the extern void SerialEvent1() like functions in header in preperation for callbacks...teensy4-core
void HardwareSerial::end(void) | void HardwareSerial::end(void) | ||||
{ | { | ||||
if (!(hardware->ccm_register & hardware->ccm_value)) return; | |||||
while (transmitting_) yield(); // wait for buffered data to send | |||||
port->CTRL = 0; // disable the TX and RX ... | |||||
// Not sure if this is best, but I think most IO pins default to Mode 5? which appears to be digital IO? | |||||
*(portConfigRegister(hardware->rx_pin)) = 5; | |||||
*(portConfigRegister(hardware->tx_pin)) = 5; | |||||
// Might need to clear out other areas as well? | |||||
rx_buffer_head_ = 0; | |||||
rx_buffer_tail_ = 0; | |||||
if (rts_pin_baseReg_) rts_deassert(); | |||||
// | |||||
} | } | ||||
extern HardwareSerial Serial6; | extern HardwareSerial Serial6; | ||||
extern HardwareSerial Serial7; | extern HardwareSerial Serial7; | ||||
extern HardwareSerial Serial8; | extern HardwareSerial Serial8; | ||||
//extern void serialEvent1(void); | |||||
extern void serialEvent1(void); | |||||
extern void serialEvent2(void); | |||||
extern void serialEvent3(void); | |||||
extern void serialEvent4(void); | |||||
extern void serialEvent5(void); | |||||
extern void serialEvent6(void); | |||||
extern void serialEvent7(void); | |||||
extern void serialEvent8(void); | |||||
#endif // __cplusplus | #endif // __cplusplus |