py32-hal

Note This project is under development. While it's usable for experimentation and testing, it may not be fully stable for production environments. We welcome user feedback and encourage reporting any issues you encounter to help improve the hal crate.

A Rust HAL and Embassy driver implementation for Puya py32 MCUs.

This HAL crates uses the metapac approach to support multiple chips in the same crate. The metapac is maintained in the py32-rs/py32-data repository, published as a crate py32-metapac.

Keypoints:

• Embassy support
• All-in-one metapac for peripheral register access, check py32-data for more
• All-in-one HAL crate, no need to create a new crate for each chip
• Async drivers, with async/await support, DMA(TODO) support
• Write once, run on all supported chips(should be)

Supported Devices and Peripherals

The currently supported chips are listed as feature flags in Cargo.toml:

• py32f030f16
• py32f030k28
• py32f072c1b
  (More will be added soon!)

The current chip features are independent of packaging. We haven't implemented separate handling for cut-down series yet. Please check the examples‘ readme for compatibility information.

Chips outside the list may work if you proceed cautiously, as most peripherals are quite similar across the series. In fact, the peripheral IPs within different PY32 series are often consistent. Additionally, some series share the same die, which may minimize the effort required for compatibility.

For a comprehensive list of chip capabilities and peripherals, refer to the py32-data repository and examples‘ readme.

• ✅ : Implemented
• Blank : Not implemented
• ❓ : Requires demo verification
• + : Async support
• N/A : Not available

TODOs

Too many...

• Test F072 peripherals

• HSE test and examples

• Other series, chips

• SPI, RTC

• F072 TIM2(GP32) support

• ...

time-driver

This crate provides an implementation of the Embassy time-driver.

Embassy requires that any TIM used as a time-driver has at least two channels, so only TIM1 and TIM3 are available for the PY32F030, 003, and 002A series. You can select either time-driver-tim3 or time-driver-tim1 to specify the TIM to use.

For PY32F07x, F040, you can use TIM15, TIM3, TIM2 or TIM1.

time-driver-systick: Although we do not recommend using it and there are some shortcomings, it does work. For details, please see systick-demo

Awesome List

py32csdk-hal-sys: PY32F0 MCU c SDK bindings rust crate

Contributing

All kinds of contributions are welcome.

• Share your project at Discussions
  • if your project is an open-source project, consider adding it to the awesome list
• Support new MCUs
• README and Documentation, including doc comments in code
• Writing demo code for peripherals
• Revising the peripheral definitions at py32-data
• Adding new peripheral drivers
• ...

Minimum supported Rust version(MSRV)

This project is developed with a recent nightly version of Rust compiler. And is expected to work with beta versions of Rust.

Feel free to change this if you did some testing with some version of Rust.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT or Apache-2.0 license, at your option.

Some peripheral driver code has been modified from embassy-stm32. Big thanks to this project and its awesome contributors!