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/*! \file driver_pit.h
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\brief Provides a simple abstraction for a periodic interval timer.
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Bare metal implementations of the sensor fusion library require at least
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one periodic interrupt for use as a timebase for sensor fusion functions.
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The Periodic Interval Timer (PIT) is one such module that is commonly
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found on NXP Kinetis MCUs. The PIT functions are only referenced at the
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main() level. There is no interaction within the fusion routines themselves.
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#ifndef SENSOR_FUSION_INCLUDES_DRIVER_PIT_H_
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#define SENSOR_FUSION_INCLUDES_DRIVER_PIT_H_
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void
pit_init
(uint32_t microseconds);
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extern
volatile
bool
pitIsrFlag
;
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#endif
/* SENSOR_FUSION_INCLUDES_DRIVER_PIT_H_ */
pitIsrFlag
volatile bool pitIsrFlag
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driver_pit.c:61
pit_init
void pit_init(uint32_t microseconds)
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