Nucleo-144 stm32F767zi

[jacob-rf]

Arduino_Core_STM32 works great for the Nucleo-144 STMF767 board.
But portF pin 11 is not accessible in the code.
Same for Port E pin 1.

Following Cmd will not compile:
1: pinMode(PF11, OUTPUT); //works on all routed pins. but not PF11
2: GPIOF->CRH = 0x33333333; //works on maple boards
3: PORTF->CRH = 0x33333333; //Wont work
4: PORTA->regs->CRH = 0x33333333;; //wont work

Guess it is a bug

BR

[mlundin]

The STM32F7xx processors doesnt have a CRH register. Pin mode is set using the MODER register, and eventually for alternate functions the AFRL and AFRH registers ( sometimes coded as AFR[0] and AFR[1] ) .
Read the GPIO section in the reference manual for the relevant GPIO registers.

So setting PF11 to output mode would be, 2 bits per pin and output is mode 1

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GPIOF->MODER &= ~0x00C00000; // clear mode for pin 11
GPIOF->MODER |=  0x00400000; // set pin 11 to mode 1

[fpiSTM]

Following Cmd will not compile:
1: pinMode(PF11, OUTPUT); //works on all routed pins. but not PF11

Guess it is a bug

This is not a bug. PF11 is simply not defined in the variant.

[jacob-rf]

fpiSTM: Why should it not be defined on purpose? I would like to use it..

mlundin: Thanks for the help it works now. I needed to add port speed and enable the clk for the port too.

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RCC->AHB1ENR |= RCC_AHB1ENR_GPIOFEN;//peripheral clock enable for PortF
GPIOF->MODER |=  0x00400000; // set pin 11 to mode 1
GPIOF->OSPEEDR |=  0x00C00000; //set pin 11 to high speed

[fpiSTM]

fpiSTM: Why should it not be defined on purpose? I would like to use it..

Well, the variant has been made by a contributor:
https://github.com/stm32duino/Arduino_C ... 2/pull/300

I've only review and made some clean up.

I know several variant does not have all pins defined, I'm currently working on a rework to ease generic variant addition and provide access to all pins.
This will be fixed thanks my rework. But as said this is not a bug as variant can be defined as you want.