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.
v0.34.0 - 2024-11-05
- Revert #711
- Add
defmt
impls forTryFromInterruptError
, riscv interrupt enums - Fix calculating
modifiedWriteValues
bitmasks with field arrays - Fix building without
yaml
feature - Compatibility with
riscv
0.12 andriscv-rt
0.13 - Add
riscv_config
section insettings.yaml
It usesriscv-pac
traits and standardriscv-peripheral
peripherals. - Add
settings.yaml
file for target-specific settings. - Add warning about indexing register arrays
- Skip generating
.add(0)
and1 *
in accessors - Bump MSRV of generated code to 1.76
- move
must_use
from methods to generic type - breaking change Return raw writtened value
- Add
from_write
,from_write_with_zero
, andfrom_modify
register modifiers with generic return value InterruptNumber
is no longer implemented for Xtensa peripheral interrupts
v0.33.5 - 2024-10-12
- Fix STM32-patched CI
- Fix
enumeratedValues
withisDefault
only - Fix invalid
Punct
error fromproc_macro2
- Run espressif tests on nightly-2024-09-25 to workaround CI failures
v0.33.4 - 2024-06-16
- Add
html-url
option to accesssvdtools html
files from docs - Move
Reg
in separate file - Use
warning
class in docs - Refactor
Accessor
v0.33.3 - 2024-05-10
- Yet more clean field & register
Debug
v0.33.2 - 2024-05-07
- Remove unneeded
format_args
in registerDebug
impl
v0.33.1 - 2024-04-20
- Add checked
set
for not full safe fields
v0.33.0 - 2024-03-26
- Add
IsEnum
constraint forFieldWriter
s (fixvariant
safety) - Make field writer
bits
alwaysunsafe
, addset
for safe writing - Fix bit writer type for
ModifiedWriteValues::ZeroToSet
v0.32.0 - 2024-02-26
- Bump MSRV to 1.74
- generic unsafe
W::bits
+ safeW::set
- Add
base-address-shift
config flag - Use
PascalCase
for type idents, fix case changing bugs, add--ident-format
(-f
) option flag - Add
enum_read_name
forread-only
enums,RWEnum
helper - Reexport enums inside register again
- Add
DimSuffix
helper trait
v0.31.5 - 2024-01-04
move
inRegisterBlock::reg_iter
implementation (iterator of register/cluster array)- Fix
cargo doc
constants generation
v0.31.4 - 2024-01-03
- Custom prefix/case/suffix for identifiers (by
svd2rust.toml
config file)
v0.31.3 - 2023-12-25
- Add
svd::Device
validation after parsing byserde
- Add
skip-crate-attributes
config flag - Better display parsing errors
move
inR::field_iter
implementation (iterator of field array values)
v0.31.2 - 2023-11-29
- Add iterators for register/cluster/field arrays
- Use parentheses instead of square brackets in docs for field arrays
v0.31.1 - 2023-11-27
- Fix cluster arrays
- Remove needless reference in
ArrayElemAccessor
v0.31.0 - 2023-11-24
- Use methods to access any register or cluster
- Remove all deny lints from generated crate
- Add
reexport-core-peripherals
andreexport-interrupt
features disabled by default - remove
ArrayProxy
andconst_generic
feature FieldWriter
takes offset as struct field instead of const generic. Improves SVD field array access Addwidth
,offset
methods- breaking change Always numerates field arrays from 0
- Support of default value for
EnumeratedValues
- move
Config
toconfig
module - add
impl-defmt
config flag - Use dash instead of underscore in flag names
v0.30.3 - 2023-11-19
- Remove unstable lints
- Mark
Vector
union asrepr(C)
- Support
dimArrayIndex
for array names and descriptions
v0.30.2 - 2023-10-22
- Fix documentation warnings
- Use
ArrayProxy
for memory disjoined register arrays - Use
const fn
where allowed
v0.30.1 - 2023-10-01
- Fix clippy lints on
nightly
- Bump MSRV to 1.70
- Fix
derivedFrom
on field
v0.30.0 - 2023-08-16
- Add
aarch64
target for releases, more readme badges - Fix when
atomics
features is generated but not enabled - move hidden structs into module, add register reader/writer links into
SPEC
docs (#736) - removed register writer & reader wrappers, generic
REG
in field writers (#731) - Updated syn to version 2 (#732)
- Let readable field fetch doc from svd description (#734)
- Add
steal()
for each peripheral
v0.29.0 - 2023-06-05
FieldFpec
instead orfty
generic (#722)- print error on ci
curl
request fail (#725) - removed
rty
generic inFieldWriter
(#721) bool
andu8
as default generics forBitReader/Writer
andFieldReader/Writer
(#720)- Bump MSRV to 1.65 (#711)
- Optimize case change/sanitize (#715)
- Fix dangling implicit derives (#703)
- Fix escaping <> and & characters in doc attributes (#711)
- Add
interrupt_link_section
config parameter for controlling the#[link_section = "..."]
attribute of__INTERRUPTS
(#718) - Add option to implement Debug for readable registers (#716)
- Add
atomics-feature
(#729)
v0.28.0 - 2022-12-25
- Generate atomic register code for non-MSP430 targets
- Change --nightly flag to --atomics
- Add handling for disjoint register arrays and validation of derives
v0.27.2 - 2022-11-06
- mark alternate register accessors with
const
, bumppac
MSRV to 1.61 fields
fn refactoring- Test patched STM32
- simplify ci strategy
- Fix generated code for MSP430 atomics
v0.27.1 - 2022-10-25
- Fix cli error with --help/version
- Don't cast fields with width 17-31 and non-zero offset.
v0.27.0 - 2022-10-24
- Manually inline set/clear_bit
- Don't cast fields with width 17-31
- Make
generic.rs
generic - [breaking-change] Change initial write value for registers with modifiedWriteValues
- Update
clap
to 4.0, useirx-config
instead ofclap_conf
- Add #[must_use] to prevent hanging field writers
- Remove explicit deref in
generic.rs
since it's done by auto-deref - [breaking-change] Make writing raw bits to a whole register safe if the SVD indicates so through the element (see v0.7.1 too).
- Remove lint #![deny(const_err)] as it is a hard error in Rust now
- Add doc of using
critical-section
v0.26.0 - 2022-10-07
- Use edition 2021
- Fix adding ending reserved field when
max_cluster_size
option enabled - Add
Eq
autoimplementation for enums - Use
critical_section::with
instead ofinterrupt::free
forPeripherals::take
. - Bring documentation on how to generate MSP430 PACs up to date (in line with msp430_svd).
- Prefix submodule path with self:: when reexporting submodules to avoid ambiguity in crate path.
v0.25.1 - 2022-08-22
- Fixed parentheses in RegisterBlock field accessors
- Check cluster size, add
max_cluster_size
option
v0.25.0 - 2022-08-02
- Add
feature_peripheral
option which generates cfg features for each peripheral - Use register aliases in
RegisterBlock
(both structure and mod) - Create aliases for derived registers & clusters
- Move cluster struct inside mod
- Support non-sequential field arrays
- Use inlined variables in
format!
(Rust 1.58) - Refactor, clean
periperal.rs
&util.rs
- use
svd_parser::expand::Index
for derive - Generated enum names now consider
name
field inenumeratedValues
- Use constant case for structure names; internal rearrangements for case conversation traits
- Add new feature
feature_group
which will generate cfg attribute for every group name when it is on - Sort fields by offset before process
- Updated docs for
write
/modify
v0.24.1 - 2022-07-04
- Make field writer always generic around bit offset (fix bug #620)
- Make binary dependencies optional
- Make JSON and YAML formats optional
- Bump MSRV to 1.60
v0.24.0 - 2022-05-12
- Support "nested"
deriveFrom
for registers located in one peripheral - Use modifiedWriteValues for 1-bitwise fields if present
- Use generic
FieldWriter
,FieldReader
,BitWriter
,BitReader
- Disable two clippy warnings in
array_proxy.rs
- Add comments in docs about
readAction
- Add CI to build and release binaries, use
CHANGELOG.md
as the description - Optional use
derive_more::{Deref,From}
for register reader & writer - Don't use prebuilt strategy in CI
v0.23.1 - 2022-04-29
- GHA: rust dependency caching
- remove unnedded fields clone
- Use reexport instead of type aliases in
derive_from_base
v0.23.0 - 2022-04-26
- Generate const generic version of field array only if
const_generic
enabled - Clean
FieldReader
- Optional PascalCase for Enum values instead of UPPER_CASE
- Add code generation support of peripheral arrays.
v0.22.2 - 2022-04-13
- Fix #579 2: support 1-element arrays
v0.22.1 - 2022-04-05
- Fix #579
v0.22.0 - 2022-04-05
- added
dyn
keyword to sanatizer.
- Generate Rust arrays for all register & cluster arrays with sequential_addresses. If their indices don't start from 0 add accessors with right names.
- Bring documentation on how to generate MSP430 PACs up to date (in line with msp430_svd).
- Use the official SVDs from Espressif for CI and
rust-regress
tests, and additionally test the ESP32-C3, ESP32-S2, and ESP32-S3.
v0.21.0 - 2022-01-17
- Support of reading SVD from YAML or JSON files instead of XML
- Use
svd-parser
v0.13.1 - Replace suffix in fields' name before converting to snake case when generating methods #563
- MIPS API now re-exports
mips_rt::interrupt
when thert
feature is enabled but does not generate theinterrupt
macro anymore
- Fix ValidateLevel usage in lib.rs
- Parenthesizing
#offset_calc
to avoid clippy's warning of operator precedence
keep_list
option
v0.20.0 - 2021-12-07
- Bug with
use_mask
- Correct derive for register (cluster) array (needs
svd-rs
0.11.2) - New line separators are now rendered in enumerated values
- Multi line field descriptions are now rendered correctly in write and read registers
strict
option- Missing
inline
on field reader constructors - Support for device.x generation for riscv targets and
__EXTERNAL_INTERRUPTS
vector table - Re-export base's module for derived peripherals
- More debug and trace output to visualize program control flow
- Use
svd-parser
v0.12 - More Cluster arrays are now emitted as an array rather than a list of
elements. An
ArrayProxy
wrapper is used when a Rust built-in array does not match the cluster layout. Requires the--const_generic
command line option. - Bumped
xtensa-lx
and addxtensa_lx::interrupt::InterruptNumber
implementation. - Don't use a mask when the width of the mask is the same as the width of the parent register.
- Improved error handling
- Registers with single fields that span the entire register now generate safe
bits
writers.
v0.19.0 - 2021-05-26
- MSP430 API for atomically changing register bits, gated behind the
--nightly
flag - New SVD test for
msp430fr2355
- Option
-o
(--output-path
) let you specify output directory path
\n
in descriptions for multiline_reserved
fields inRegisterBlock
now hexidemical usize- options can be set now with
svd2rust.toml
config - option
ignore_groups
for optional disabling #506 - [breaking-change] move
const_generic
from features to options - use
Config
to pass options over all render levels - Use register iterator from
svd-parser
- rm unneeded
core::convert::
prefix onFrom
-
Padding has been corrected for SVD files containing nested array clusters.
This showed up on Cypress PSOC and Traveo II CPUs.
v0.18.0 - 2021-04-17
-
Support for registers with alternateGroup
-
New
-m
switch generates amod.rs
file instead oflib.rs
, which can be used as a module inside a crate without further modification. -
ESP32/XtensaLX6 support.
-
Field array support.
-
Add repr(transparent) to Reg struct
-
Generated crates now contain the git commit hash and date of svd2rust compilation.
-
Provide an associated const ptr
PTR
per peripheral RegisterBlock -
Generated peripherals now implement
core::fmt::Debug
. -
Support for MIPS MCU cores, in particular for PIC32MX microcontrollers
-
Keyword sanitizing (
async
and unneeded underscores) -
Expand derived clusters.
-
Ignore default enumeratedValues.
-
Bring
generic
module into scope inlib.rs
when using-g
option.
-
with feature "const-generic" generate const generic variant of "field array" structure in addition to structure that contain offset (requires rust 1.51)
-
move interrupt generation after generic file
-
[breaking-change] make
write_with_zero
methodunsafe
because the way it is -
Use complete path for cluster names
-
Rename some generated variables.
-
[breaking-change] Publishes the register spec zero-sized type and move all relevant register traits to that struct.
-
[breaking-change] Removes the extra type parameter on Reg, making the register spec the sole authority on the shape of the register.
-
Wrap register reader/writer and field readers in newtype wrappers, which significantly improves the documentation output.
-
Improve documentation on generated registers and fields
-
[breaking-change] remove
Variant<U, ENUM_A>
, useOption<ENUM_A>
instead -
[breaking-change] Update
svd-parser
to0.11
-
split out register size type (
RawType
) fromResetValue
trait -
anyhow
crate is used for error handling -
[breaking-change] Among other cleanups, MSP430 crates are now expected to use the
msp430_rt::interrupt
attribute macro anddevice.x
for interrupt support. TheINTERRUPT
array has been renamed__INTERRUPT
. -
Documented the nature of the
Interrupt
enum on MSP430 and consequently removed all use ofbare-metal
from that architecture -
Don't generate pre Edition 2018
extern crate
statements anymore -
[breaking-change] Cortex-M PACs now rely on
cortex_m::interrupt::InterruptNumber
instead ofbare_metal::Nr
for interrupt number handling. The minimum supportedcortex-m
version is now 0.7 andbare-metal
is not a dependency anymore.
- Generated use of the register type aliases in favor of directly referencing
Reg<REGISTER_SPEC>
v0.17.0 - 2019-12-31
- Properly use of default RegisterProperties.
- Simplified code generation and sped up svd2rust by a some hundred percent
- Represent interrupts directly as
u8
to avoid jump table generation - Added explicit #[inline] attributes to
Deref
impls - Enum items now associated with values (C-style), enums annotated with
repr(fty)
- Bump
svd-parser
dependency (0.9.0) - Switched from denying all warnings to only a subset.
- Bump logging and CLI arg parsing dependencies
v0.16.1 - 2019-08-17
-
Handling of missing register description (optional field)
-
Improve field enum docs
-
Change interrupt vector size for MSP430 to 16 bits from 32 bits
- Bump dependencies:
syn
,quote
andproc_macro2
v1.0.
v0.16.0 - 2019-08-05
-
variant()
method for field reader andVariant
enum for fields with reserved values -
Update documentation, add examples for register access methods
-
Add
write_with_zero
method for registers without reset value -
command line option
--generic_mod
or-g
for pushing common structures and traits in separategeneric.rs
file
-
Field readers and writers use one enum where it is possible They also were renamed (suffix
_R
for readers,_W
for writers_A
for common enums,_AW
if writable variants and readable variants are different) -
Replace register and its reader/writer by generic types
Reg
,R
andW
-
Restore
unsafe
marker on register writerbits()
method
v0.15.2 - 2019-07-29
- No changes, just fixing the metadata since crates.io didn't like the keywords
v0.15.1 - 2019-07-29
- Support of 64-bit fields
-
Modernize
svd2rust-regress
-
Break ultra-long single line output into multiple lines for better usability
-
Joined field write proxy into a single line to help dev builds
-
Elimated useless 0 shifts to reduce generated code size and fix a clippy lint
-
Replace field readers with generic
FR
type
- Correct handling of cluster size tag
v0.15.0 - 2019-07-25
-
Logging system was introduced by
log
crate. -
svd2rust
can be used as library. -
derive_from
now can be used for registers. -
[breaking-change] for access to alternate registers functions now used instead of untagged_unions (no more nightly
features
) -
generated code now more compact and compilation faster
-
reset_value
now public const method of register structure -
Clone
,Copy
,Debug
,PartialEq
implemented for read/write enums
v0.14.0 - 2018-12-07
- On Cortex-M targets the generated code includes a re-export of the
cortex_m_rt::interrupt
attribute, but only when thert
feature is enabled.
-
[breaking-change] on non-Cortex targets Interrupt no longer implements the
TryFrom
trait; it now provides an inherenttry_from
method. -
[breaking-change] for non-Cortex targets svd2rust no longer outputs the generated code to stdout; instead it writes it to a file named
lib.rs
. -
Brackets generated in doc comments are now escaped to prevent warnings on nightly where the compiler tries to interpret bracketed content as links to structs, enums, etc.
- Some bugs around the generation of unions (see
--nightly
flag).
v0.13.1 - 2018-05-16
-
Fixed code generation for non Cortex-M targets.
svd2rust
was generating a feature gate with the wrong name. -
Fixed the example Cargo.toml for msp430 in the documentation.
v0.13.0 - 2018-05-12
-
svd2rust
now emits unions for registers that overlap (have the same address). Beforesvd2rust
would generate code for only one instance of overlapping registers for memory location. This feature requires passing the--nightly
tosvd2rust
as it generates code that requires a nightly compiler to build. -
svd2rust
now also blacklists the/
(backslash) andsvd2rust
removes all blacklisted characters from peripheral, register, bitfield and enumeratedValues names.
-
This crate now compiles on the stable and beta channels.
-
[breaking-change] when the target is the cortex-m architecture
svd2rust
generates three files in the current directory, instead of dumping the generated code to stdout. -
[breaking-change] the syntax and expansion of the
interrupt!
macro has changed when the target is the Cortex-M architecture. -
[breaking-change] the code generated for the Cortex-M architecture now depends on newer versions of the bare-metal, cortex-m and cortex-m-rt crates.
-
[breaking-change] when the target is the Cortex-M architecture the "rt" feature of the device crate must enable the "device" feature of the cortex-m-rt dependency.
- [breaking-change]
Interrupt
no longer implements the unstableTryFrom
trait when the target is the Cortex-M architecture.
v0.12.1 - 2018-05-06
-
Code generation for
<cluster>
s -
SVD files can now be read from stdin
-
RISCV support
-
Make the generated code work with recent nightlies by switching from the deprecated
macro_reexport
feature to theuse_extern_macros
feature, which is planned for stabilization. -
Relocation errors on MSP430
-
Code generated for 1-bit enumerated fields
-
Handle the case where
dimIndex
information is missing. -
Relocation errors (link errors) on MSP430
v0.12.0 - 2018-01-15
-
Functions are now marked as
#[inline]
instead of as#[inline(always)]
. -
Registers specified as arrays in SVD files are now being translated into Rust array in simple cases.
-
When CPU information is not declared in the SVD file assume that the CPU is an ARMv6-M CPU (the lowest common denominator). This only applies when the target is the Cortex-M architecture.
-
[breaking-change] Peripherals are now exposed as scoped singletons, instead of as global singletons.
v0.11.4 - 2017-09-08
-
Device crates can be compiled for x86 again.
-
Linking issue on ARMv6-M devices.
v0.11.3 - 2017-08-01
- Overrides of interrupt handles were being ignored if LTO was not enabled.
v0.11.2 - 2017-07-21 - YANKED
- deduplicate non overridden interrupt handlers. This saves 4 bytes of Flash memory per interrupt handler.
v0.11.1 - 2017-07-07
- the
Peripherals
struct now includes derivedFrom peripherals.
v0.11.0 - 2017-07-07
-
Multiarch support. Now
svd2rust
can generate crates for MSP430 microcontrollers. The target architecture must be specified using the--target
flag. -
The generated crate will now populate the interrupts section of the vector table if the "rt" feature is enabled.
-
An
interrupt!
macro has been added to the generated crates. This macro can be used to override an interrupt handler. This macro is only available if the "rt" feature is enabled.
- [breaking-change] the generated crates now depend on the
bare-metal
crate.
- generate crates now have a "rt" Cargo feature. This feature makes the
generated crate depend on the
cortex-m-rt
crate.
- [breaking-change] the
interrupt
module has been removed from generated crates. theinterrupt::Interrupt
enum can now be found at the root of the crate.
v0.10.0 - 2017-06-11
- [breaking-change] the read / write methods on single bits have been renamed
from
set
,clear
,is_set
andis_clear
toset_bit
,clear_bit
,bit_is_set
andbit_is_clear
respectively. This fixes several collision cases where a SVD file named an enumeratedValue BIT (which turns out to be not that uncommon!)
v0.9.1 - 2017-06-05
- The type of core peripheral register blocks has been changed to uppercase to match the device specific ones.
v0.9.0 - 2017-06-05 - YANKED
- [breaking-change] the types of peripherals, register and bitfields are now
normalized to uppercase, instead of CamelCase. It was not possible to use
CamelCase without running into problems like
A_22_5
andA_2_25
mapping to the same identifierA225
.
- Code generation when the size of register was declared as being 1 bit by the SVD file.
v0.8.1 - 2017-05-30
- The generated crate's documentation now points to svd2rust's documentation about the peripheral API.
v0.8.0 - 2017-05-29
derivedFrom
between peripherals. That means that<enumeratedValues derivedFrom="peripheral.register.field.enumeratedValue">
will now work.
- [breaking-change]. The API of 1-bit fields has been changed to work with
bool
instead of withu8
.
Old API
// Read
if peripheral.register.read().field().bits() == 1 { /* something */}
// Write
peripheral.register.write(|w| unsafe { w.field().bits(1) });
New API
// Read
if peripheral.register.read().field().bit() { /* something */}
// OR
if peripheral.register.read().field().is_set() { /* something */}
// Write. Note that this operation is now safe
peripheral.register.write(|w| w.field().bit(true));
// OR
peripheral.register.write(|w| w.field().set());
- Don't generate code for reserved bit-fields as we shouldn't expose an API to modify those fields.
v0.7.2 - 2017-05-08
- Mark interrupt tokens as
!Send
. This is required to fully fix the memory unsafety bug reported in rust-embedded/cortex-m#27.
v0.7.1 - 2017-05-07
- A
.reset()
method, as a shorthand for "write the reset value to this register".
-
Make writing raw bits to a register safe if the SVD indicates so through the element.
-
Do not reject peripherals without registers.
- Code generation when the SVD file contains no information about interrupts.
v0.7.0 - 2017-04-25
- [breaking-change]. svd2rust no longer generates an API for core peripherals like NVIC. Instead, it just re-exports the cortex-m crate's API. Re-generating a crate with this new svd2rust may cause breaking changes in the API of core peripherals like NVIC and ITM if and only if the SVD contained information about those peripherals in the first place.
v0.6.2 - 2017-04-23
W.bits
is now safe if indicates that it's valid to write any value in the full range of the bitfield.
v0.6.1 - 2017-04-15
- Add
#[repr(C)]
to theRegisterBlock
structs. Vanilla structs are not guaranteed to preserve the order of their fields as declared now that the field reordering optimization has landed.
v0.6.0 - 2017-04-11
- Interrupt tokens now implement the
Nr
trait
- [breaking change] the fields of the interrupt::Handlers struct has been changed to PascalCase.
v0.5.1 - 2017-04-01
- Code generated from SVD files that used enumeratedValues.derivedFrom didn't compile.
v0.5.0 - 2017-03-27
- [breaking change] each peripheral instance now has its own type. Direct use of the instances will continue working but function calls whose arguments include a peripheral instance will likely break.
v0.4.0 - 2017-03-12
- Support for whole device generation
- [breaking-change] The CLI have been totally changed. There's only one option now: whole device generation.
v0.3.0 - 2017-02-18
- The generated API now makes used of the SVD's enumeratedValues information if it's available. To make the API that doesn't use enumeratedValues info similar to the ones that does use it, the API has significantly changed from version
v0.2.1 - 2016-12-31
- Unsafe API to directly modify the bits of a register
v0.2.0 - 2016-12-28
- [breaking-change] Bitfields named RESERVED are no longer exposed. They were causing compilation errors because some registers have more than one bitfield named RESERVED. This, in theory, can change the API surface of the generated code given the same input SVD but I expect very little code to be affected and, actually, those RESERVED bitfields shouldn't have been exposed anyway.
v0.1.3 - 2016-12-21
-
Support for "register arrays".
-
Support for registers that have no declared "fields".
v0.1.2 - 2016-11-27
svd2rust -i $FILE tim1
will now try to matchtim1
, the name of the requested peripheral, exactly before looking for a peripheral that start withtim1
. The result is that the previous command now returns the register map of TIM1 instead of e.g. the map of TIM15 which appeared "first" in the SVD file.
-
svd2rust now "sanitizes" register names that match existing Rust keywords. This means that if a register is named
mod
in the SVD file, svd2rust will, instead, usemod_
as the name of the register for the generated Rust code. With this change, the generated Rust code will compile out of the box, without requiring further, manual changes. -
svd2rust no longer assumes that SVD files list the registers of a register block sorted by their "offsets". With this change, svd2rust now accepts more SVD files.
v0.1.1 - 2016-11-13
- Some SVD files specify that two registers exist at the same address.
svd2rust
didn't handle this case and panicked. A proper solution to handle this case will requireunion
s but those have not been stabilized. For now,svd2rust
will simply pick one of the two or more registers that overlap and ignore the rest.
- Initial version of the
svd2rust
tool