I/O Macros (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/5/2010
The following table shows the I/O macros.
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This macro clears a byte from a specified port address. |
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This macro clears a 16-bit word from a specified port address. |
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This macro clears a 32-bit word from a specified port address. |
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This macro clears a byte at a specified address. |
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This macro clears a 16-bit word at a specified address. |
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This macro clears a 32-bit word at a specified address. |
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This macro reads a byte from a specified address. |
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This macro reads a 16-bit word from a specified port address. |
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This macro reads a 32-bit word from a specified address. |
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This macro reads a byte from a specified address. |
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This macro reads a 16-bit word from a specified address. |
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This macro reads a 32-bit word from a specified address. |
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This macro is a helper function that uses a bit mask to write a byte to a specified address. |
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This macro is a helper function that uses a bit mask to write a 16-bit word to a specified address. |
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This macro is a helper function that uses a bit mask to write a 32-bit word to a specified address. |
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This macro is a helper function that uses a bit mask to write a byte to a specified address. |
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This macro is a helper function that uses a bit mask to write a 16-bit word to a specified address. |
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This macro is a helper function that uses a bit mask to write a 32-bit word to a specified address. |
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This macro writes a byte to a specified address. |
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This macro writes a 16-bit word to a specified address. |
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This macro writes a 32-bit word to a specified address. |
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This macro writes a byte to a specified address. |
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This macro writes a 16-bit word to a specified address. |
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This macro writes a 32-bit word to a specified address. |
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This macro sets the bits at a specified port address. |
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This macro sets a 16-bit word at a specified port address. |
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This macro sets a 32-bit word at a specified port address. |
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This macro sets the bits at a specified address. |
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This macro sets a 16-bit word at a specified address. |
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This macro sets a 32-bit word at a specified address. |