FH_DevicePeripherals.h

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/**
  * @file
  * @brief
  *       <b>File Map:</b>\n
  *       <b>FH_Setup</b>, Section <b>FH_DevicePeripherals</b> \n
  *       <b>FH</b> user should set the maximum number of peripherals for his/her interested HIL Simulator here\n
  *
  *@note
  *Regarding the limitations of the interested micro-controller on which <b>FH</b> source code is ported (Memory, Peripherals , ...),\n
  *The number of the peripherals could be decreased to the minimum possible values\n
  *
  * @attention There are a total number of <b>1 attention</b> (Attention 1) (<b>FH</b> user defined data) in this file where <b>FH</b> user shall insert some data\n
  *            Other parts could be left intact
  *
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  * <b>For more information refer to FreeHIL.com</b>
  *
*/
/* Define to prevent recursive inclusion -------------------------------------*/
#ifndef FH_DevicePeripherals_H
#define FH_DevicePeripherals_H
 
// Attention 1: FH user defined data (set the maximum number of peripherals here)
 
/*!
  <b>FH_DO_MaxPeripheralNumber</b> is the maximum number of the DO (Digital Output)\n
  Minimum Possible Value is 0 and Maximum Possible Value is 64\n
*/
#define FH_DO_MaxPeripheralNumber      64
 
/*!
  <b>FH_DI_MaxPeripheralNumber</b> is the maximum number of the DI (Digital Input)\n
  Minimum Possible Value is 0 and Maximum Possible Value is 64\n
*/
#define FH_DI_MaxPeripheralNumber      64
 
/*!
  <b>FH_AO_MaxPeripheralNumber</b> is the maximum number of the AO (Analog Output)\n
  Minimum Possible Value is 0 and Maximum Possible Value is 64\n
*/
#define FH_AO_MaxPeripheralNumber      64
 
/*!
  <b>FH_AI_MaxPeripheralNumber</b> is the maximum number of the AI (Analog Input)\n
  Minimum Possible Value is 0 and Maximum Possible Value is 64\n
*/
#define FH_AI_MaxPeripheralNumber      64
 
/*!
  <b>FH_PWMO_MaxPeripheralNumber</b> is the maximum number of the PWMO (PWM Output)\n
  Minimum Possible Value is 0 and Maximum Possible Value is 64\n
*/
#define FH_PWMO_MaxPeripheralNumber    64
 
/*!
  <b>FH_PWMI_MaxPeripheralNumber</b> is the maximum number of the PWMI (PWM Input)\n
  Minimum Possible Value is 0 and Maximum Possible Value is 64\n
*/
#define FH_PWMI_MaxPeripheralNumber    64
 
/*!
  <b>FH_UART_MaxPeripheralNumber</b> is the maximum number of the UART\n
  Minimum Possible Value is 0 and Maximum Possible Value is 8\n
*/
#define FH_UART_MaxPeripheralNumber    8
 
/*!
  <b>FH_CAN_MaxPeripheralNumber</b> is the maximum number of the CAN\n
  Minimum Possible Value is 0 and Maximum Possible Value is 8\n
*/
#define FH_CAN_MaxPeripheralNumber     8
 
//
 
#endif // FH_DevicePeripherals_H