CHANGELOG.md

Change Log

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

No changes.

v0.9.1 - 2022-09-07

Added

• Add a minimal DAC driver (#318)

Fixed

• Missing MosiPin impl for PB5 (#322)
• Read valid data from data register even if reception of next character has started (#317)

v0.9.0 - 2022-03-06

Added

• Generic into_af_push_pull<A> and into_af_open_drain<A> (#308)
• BusClock and BusTimerClock traits (#302)
• RccBus, Enable, Reset traits and implementations for peripherals (#299)
• Support cortex-m-rt v0.7.0 but still allow v0.6.13 (#283)
• Make timer InterruptTypes fields public to be useful. (#304)
• Add support for the internal signature peripheral (#281)
• Add common derives to Toggle. (#281)
• Add is_interrupt_configured and configured_interrupts function to serial::Serial and timer::Timer. (#281)

Fixed

• Fix can support. Can would not build for stm32f302x6 for example. Also support can for every chip other than stm32f301 and stm32f318. (#283)
• Fix wrong ADC votlage regulator startup time calculation effecting calibration. (#281)

Breaking Changes

• Make rtc an optional feature. Without that feature rtcc as a dependency is not needed. (#283)
• Update rtcc to v0.3.0. For a detailed changelog, go here. (#314)
• Enable rt, usb, can, rtc and ld feature by default. To disable that behavior, set default-features = false. (#283)
• The MSRV was bumped to 1.54 (#308)
• Update stm32f3 pac to v0.14.0 (#282)
• Remove the bxcan re-export. (#304)
• The LICENSE has been changed from BSD 0-clause to the familiar dual license MIT / Apache 2.0. This has been done, as this fits the ecosystem better and the dependencies where using the MIT / Apache 2.0 dual licensing already, which resulted into the situtation, that BSD 0-clause was not affectivly 0-clause as MIT conditions had to be met anyways. (🧂 IANAL). (#309)
• Renamed Serial::raw_read to Serial::read_data_register. (#281)
• Seal FlashExt and RccExt traits. These are no longer implementable by a user of this crate. (#281)
• Move ADC from a macro to a generic implementation, meaning that it is possible to obtain an ADC instance via Adc::new instead of Adc::adc1. (#281)
• Remove adc::ClockMode and the clock configuration of the ADC.
  • Clock configuration effects the common ADC which inturn controls e.g. ADC1 and ADC2, which the old API did not resemble.
  • The API provides no clock configuration for ADC peripherals yet, but correctly acts upon changes done through the pac. (#281)
• Major rework of the ADC implementation: (#281)
  • Add CommonAdc support.
  • Add internal sensor peripheral support like TemeperaturSensor and similar.
  • Lift restriction of the ADC implementation for stm32f303, though stm32f373 is still not supported.
  • Enable manual configuration of the Adc peripheral of most important features
    • ConversionMode
    • Sequence length
    • OverrunMode
    • etc.
  • Leverage type states to:
    • Allow a Disabled ADC, which can be manually calibrated.
    • Allow a OneShot ADC implementation through into_oneshot with an optimal configuration for the OneShot embedded-hal trait.
  • Support every possible ADC channel.
  • Add interrupt support.

[v0.8.2] - 2021-12-14

• Add missing SPI impls for the gpio-f303 device groups (e.g. stm32f303vc) (#304)

v0.8.1 - 2021-10-27

Fixed

• ADC Channel SMP Register mismatch. (#291)
  • While read()ing a Pin mapped to channel 10 and unexpected panic happened.

v0.8.0 - 2021-08-16

Added

• Readd MonoTimer. This was accidentally removed before. (#247)
  • Different to before, frequency() and now() now do not consume the MonoTimer. &self is used instead. (#267)
• Basic serial implementation also available for UART4 and UART5 (#246)
• Implement serial DMA also for Serial (#246)
• Add enumset as a optional dependency, which allow more ergonomic functions regarding enums. This is especially useful for status event query functions. (#253)
• As serial Error and serial Events share things in common. TryFrom<Event> and From<Error> is implemented for conversions. (#253)
• Add serial character match function, with which events can be triggered for the set character. (#253)
• Add receiver timeout function, which configures the serial peripheral to trigger an event, if nothing happened after a certain time on the serial receiver line. (#253)
• Add raw_read() function, which does no error handling and also does not clear any Event by itself. Useful, if the error_handling has to be done in another context (like an interrupt rountine). (#253)
• Introduce Toggle, with On and Off as a convinience wrapper around bool for configuration purposes. (#253)
• Add an associated const to serial::Instance to return the corresponding pac::Interrupt-number, which is useful to unmask() interrupts. An interrupt() function to Serial was also added for convinience. (#253)
• Add a Serial::is_busy() function to check, if the serial device is busy. Useful to block on this function, e.g. while serial.is_busy() {}. (#253)
• Add BaudTable a convinience wrapper around Baud to configure the Serial to the most commen baud rates. (#253)
• Add Serial::detect_overrun() function, to en- or disable the overrun detection of the Serial. If overrun is disabled (enabled by default), than newly arrived bytes are overwriting the current data in the read receive register without throwing any event. (#253).
• Lift generic constraint of most Serial method on TxPin and RxPin. This should make it easier to generically use the Serial peripheral. (#253)
• Greatly increase coverage of Debug and defmt::Format implementations. Almost all important types should now be supported. (#265)
• Add a free() function to the RTC implementation to retrieve the passed-in peripheral. (#266)
• Implement an API to return the corresponding interrupt number of timer through the newly introduced InterruptNumber trait, where the Interrupt is held as an associated const. (#267)
  • Depending on the timer one Interrupt or a bundle of InterruptTypes is returned.
  • On the bases of these interrupts, the interrupt controller (NVIC) can be set to mask or unmask these interrupts.
• Implement the embedded-hal::timer::Cancel trait for timers. (#267)
• Add use_pll to CFGR - the clock configuration - to force to use the PLL source for the systemclock. Also Clocks::pllclk() was introduced to be able to check, whether PLL is used.
• Add unsafe peripheral function to access underlying peripheral (#277)
• Implement fmt::Write for Serial (#278)
  • This allowes using writeln! in combination with Serial.

Changed

• PXx struct (representing a generic GPIO pin) implements Send and Sync (#251)
• Each pin aliases (PA0, PA1, ..) are defined under gpio module directly. Re-export from gpio port sub-modules are provided for compatibility. (#257)
• The embedded-hal Read implementation of Serial does now return WoudBlock if the peripheral is busy. Also if an Overrun occured the receive data register (RDR) is flushed to have a more consistent API. (#253)
• Remove cargo-metadata as a build dependency to cut down dependencies and the reliance on resolver = "2". (#270)

Fixed

• The "unproven" feature, which itself does enable the "embedded-hal/unproven" features, can no longer be disabled. (#259)
  1. The "unproven" features are no longer unproven and used anywhere anyways.
  2. This crate was not building successfully without the unproven feature.
• Set the correct baud rate for chips where USART1SW_A::PCLK leads to a baud rate derived from PCLK1, rather than the ports own bus clock, PCLK2. (#260)

Breaking Changes

• Refactor CAN to use the bxCan crate. (#207)
• Add support for configuring parity and stop bits in addition to baud rate for Serial with serial::config::Config. (#239)
• Implement Serial::join which allows to re-create the serial peripheral, when Serial::split was previously called. (#252)
• Parameterized usb::Peripheral and usb::UsbType on the pin configuration used (#255)
• Add (almost) all missing serial (interrupt and status) events. Also rename all the event names to be more descriptive. (#253)
• A new serial interrupt API was introduced: (#253)
  • listen() and unlisten() are renamed to enable_interrupt() and disable_interrupt().
  • is_tc() and other non-parametrizable functions are removed.
  • configure_interrupt() was added, which can be parameterized.
  • clear_event() was added to clear specific events.
  • clear_events() was added to clear all events at once.
  • is_event_triggered() can check if an Event is triggered.
  • triggered_events returns an EnumSet of triggered events.
• Change gpio interrupt API to be more in line with the new serial interrupt API. (#262)
• Move EXTI interrupt management to SysCfg. (#262)
  • Becuase EXTI interrupt confiugration could cancel out, make it more obvious in that SysCfg manages the interrupts, not the pin itself. Change make_interrupt_source() to SysCfg::select_exti_interrupt_source().
• Change dma interrupt API to be more in line with the new serial interrupt API. (#263)
• Change timer interrupt API to the same of the serial interface. (#264)
• Make timer Events #[non_exhaustive]. (#264)
• Renames timers release() function to free() to be more in line with the rest of this crate. (#264)
• rtc's Error type and OperationMode and CkMode of adc are now #[non_exhaustive]. (#266)
• All non-camel-case types are chaged to be consistently camel-case types. Types which do not follow these rules are re-exported types by stm32f3 for example. (#266)
• Adc's SampleTime type has been reworked and is now a consistent wrapper around the underlying types for stm32f3's SMP9_A and SMP18_A type. (#266)
• Rename CkMode to ClockMode (#266)
• Rename stm32-usbd feature to usb. stm32-usbd is still used as a dependency. (#271)
• Rework the timer implementation: (#267)
  • PclkSrc trait was removed in favor of generic Instance trait, which is a common ground for all available timers.
  • Timer::tim1 and so on are renamed to Timer::new
  • The implementation of the timers are corrected to better represent the avaibilities of timers of the hardware.
  • Timer::new now does not take a timeout value. This means, that the timer will now not be started automatically and one has to explicitly call start().
• Rework SPI implementation: (#273)
  • A generic Instance trait now represents all Spi peripherals.
  • Spi::spi1 and so on are renamed to Spi::new.
  • Add SPI configuration type to be passed into Spi::new
• Remove public fields from Adc and Rtc (#277)

v0.7.0 - 2021-06-18

Added

• Make Clocks ppre1() and ppre2() methods public, to get the current Prescaler value. (#210)
• Support for more CAN bit rates and modes. (#186)
• Implement into_xxx methods for partially erased pins (#189)
• Enable better GPIO internal resistor configuration (#189)
• Support for GPIO output slew rate configuration (#189)
• Support for GPIO interrupts (#189)
• ld feature, which enables the memory.x generation (#216)
• Implement DelayMs for Milliseconds and DelayUs for Microseconds (#234)
• ADC can now be free()'d (#212)
• Serial does now implement embedded_hal::serial::{Read, Write}. No split() necessary. (#232)
• Serial can now listen for the "Transmission Complete" Tc interrupt event (#232)
• Serial can now listen for the Idle interrupt event (#238)

Changed

• The structure of gpio.rs is greatly changed. Generic Pin struct is used for every GPIO pin now (#189)

Fixed

• Delay based on systick no longer panics (#203) for to high values and support longer delays (#208)
• Long delay during ADC initialization (#217)

Breaking Changes

• The MSRV was bumped to 1.51 (#227)
• Replace custom time based units with types defined in the embedded-time crate (#192)
• The rcc public API now expects time based units in Megahertz. If the supplied frequency cannot be converted to Hertz the code will panic. This will occur if the supplied Megahertz frequency cannot fit into u32::MAX when converting to Hertz (#192)

// The supplied frequencies must be in `MHz`.
let clocks = rcc
    .cfgr
    .use_hse(8.MHz())
    .hclk(48.MHz())
    .sysclk(48.MHz())
    .pclk1(12.MHz())
    .pclk2(12.MHz())

• You always required to select a sub-target for target chips (#216)
• Bump dependencies: (#229)
  • cortex-m to 0.7.2
  • cortex-m-rt to 0.6.4
  • defmt to 0.2.2
  • embedded-hal to 0.2.5
  • nb to 1.0.0
  • stm32f3 to 0.13.2
  • stm32-usbd to 0.6.0
• into_afx methods are splitted into into_afx_push_pull and into_afx_open_drain (#189)
• GPIO output mode (PushPull or OpenDrain) is encoded into pin typestate in alternate function mode (#189)
• GPIO internal resistor configuration is no longer encoded into pin typestate in input mode (#189)
• Remove stm32 module. Use use stm32f3xx_hal::pac instead. This module was a deprecated in v0.5.0 and is now subject for removal. (#220)
• Serial::uart1 ... functions are renamed to Serial::new. (#212)

v0.6.1 - 2020-12-10

Changed

• Removed doc-comment dependency (#184)

v0.6.0 - 2020-12-10

Added

• Support for 16-bit words with SPI (#107)
• SPI support for reclock after initialization (#98)
• Support for stm32f302x6 and stm32f302x8 devices (#132)
• Support for the onboard real-time clock (RTC) (#136)
• Enable DMA for USART on stm32f302 devices (#139)
• Basic CAN bus support (#100)
• Impls for all SPI pins for all stm32f302 sub-targets, stm32f303 subtargets, stm32f3x8 targets, stm32f334, and stm32f373 (#99)
• SPI4 peripheral for supported devices. (#99)
• Support for I2C transfer of more than 255 bytes, and 0 byte write (#154)
• Support for HSE bypass and CSS (#156)
• Impls for missing I2C pin definitions (#164)
• Support I2C3 (#164)
• Support for defmt (#172)
  • Now defmt features are available.
  • Currently these are only used for panicking calls, like assert! panic! or unwrap(). These are enabled using the defmt filter.
  • For now defmt is mostly intended for internal development and testing to further reduce panicking calls in this crate. The support of this feature is subject to change as the development of defmt is advancing.

Changed

• Introduced auto-generated GPIO mappings based on the STM32CubeMX database (#129)

Fixed

• Fixed #151 not being able to generate 72 MHz HCLK for stm32f303xc devices (#152)
• Wrong I2C clock source (#164)

Breaking Changes

• Removed impl for SckPin<SPI2> for PB13<AF5> from stm32f328 and stm32f378 targets. (#99)
• Removed SPI1 support for stm32f302x6 and stm32f302x8 sub-targets and stm32f318 target. (#99)
• This release requires 1.48, as intra-doc-links are now used internally. Until now, no MSRV was tracked. This has changed now. This however does not mean, that we guarantee any MSRV policy. It is rather for documentation purposes and if a new useful feature arises, we will increase the MSRV. (#170)
• Removed I2C2 support for stm32f303x6, stm32f303x8 and stm32f328 targets. (#164)
• I2c::i2c1 and I2c::i2c2 functions are renamed to I2c::new. (#164)

v0.5.0 - 2020-07-21

Added

• Implement InputPin for Output<OpenDrain> pins (#114)
• Support for safe one-shot DMA transfers (#86)
• DMA support for serial reception and transmission (#86)
• ADC support for stm32f303 devices (#47)

Fixed

• PLL was calculated wrong for devices, which do not divide HSI (#67)

Changed

• The system clock calculation is more fine grained now. (#67) Now the system clock can be some value, like 14 MHz, which can not a be represented as a multiple of the oscillator clock:

let clocks = rcc
    .cfgr
    .use_hse(8.mhz())
    .sysclk(14.mhz())

// or
let clocks = rcc
    .cfgr
    .use_hse(32.mhz())
    .sysclk(72.mhz())

This is possible through utilizing the divider, which can divide the external oscillator clock on most devices. Some devices have even the possibility to divide the internal oscillator clock.

Breaking changes

• The feature gate requires you to select a subvariant if possible. (#75)
• Split up stm32f302 into sub-targets stm32f302xb,stm32f302xc,stm32f302xd,stm32f302xe
• Bump stm32f3 dependency to 0.11.0 (#97)
• The stm32f3 reexport is now renamed from stm32 to pac (#101)
• The correct stm32f3 modules are now used for the stm32f318 and stm32f738 targets. As a result, some previously (wrongly) supported peripherals have been removed from these targets. (#116)

v0.4.3 - 2020-04-11

Added

• Independent Watchdog (#58)

Fixed

• Wrong default modes for debug GPIO pins (#82)
• Wrong calculation of HCLK prescaler, if using a prescaler value equal or higher than 64 (#42)
• UART reception error flags not cleared (#91)

v0.4.2 - 2020-03-21

Fixed

• Wrong frequency reported by MonoTimer (#56)
• Use automatic mode with I2C autoend on Read (#72)

Changed

• Bump stm32f3 dependency to 0.10.0 (#70)

v0.4.1 - 2020-03-07

Added

• Use Infallible error type for UART (#50)
• Implement blocking Write for UART (#50)
• Implement blocking Read for I2C (#52)

Fixed

• Regression in v0.4.0 that set SPI to LSB-first ordering (#60)

v0.4.0 - 2019-12-27

Added

• USB Driver for all devices except stm32f301 and stm32f334 as they have no USB peripheral. (#24)
• StatefulOutputPin and ToggleableOutputPin (#25)
• Support devices with 2-bit PLLSRC fields (#31)
  • This allows using 72 MHz sysclk on the stm32f303
• Analog gpio trait (#33)
• Add PWM Channels (#34)
• SPI embedded hal modes are now public (#35)

Breaking changes

• Alternate gpio functions are now only made available for devices, which have them. (#21)
• stm32f303 is now split into stm32f303xd and stm32f303xe as they provide different alternate gpio functions. stm32f303 is still available.
• Bump stm32f3 dependency to 0.9.0 (#39)

Fixed

• Fixed wrong initialization of the SPI (#35)

v0.3.0 - 2019-08-26

Added

• HSE and USB clock are now supported (#18)

Changed

• Bump stm32f3 version to 0.8.0 (#19)

v0.2.3 - 2019-07-07

Fixed

• Fix timer initialization (#17)

v0.2.2 - 2019-07-06

Fixed

• Missing stm32f303 timers (#16)

v0.2.1 - 2019-07-06

Added

• Fully erased pin (#14)

v0.2.0 - 2019-07-02

Changed

• Bump stm32f3 version to 0.7.1 (#12)
• Bump embedded-hal version to 0.2.3 (#11)

Fixed

• Various peripheral mappings for some devices (#12)

Breaking changes

• Switch to the embedded-hal v2 digital pin trait.

v0.1.5 - 2019-06-11

Added

• Support for GPIO AF14 (#6)

v0.1.4 - 2019-05-04

Fixed

• Fixed I2C address (#4)

v0.1.3 - 2019-04-12

Added

• Implement GPIO InputPin traits (#2)

v0.1.2 - 2019-04-06

Added

• Support stm32f328, stm32f358 and stm32f398 devices
• Support stm32f334 device
• Support stm32f378 device
• Support stm32f373 device

v0.1.1 - 2019-03-31

• Support stm32f301 and stm32f318 devices
• Support stm32f302 device

[v0.1.0] - 2019-03-31

• Support stm32f303 device