_yes_or_no() is only used within OpenOCD.
 
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_yes_or_no() function

Syntax

static const char *_yes_or_no(uint32_t v);

Arguments

v

References

LocationReferrerText
at91sam4.c:2054
static const char *_yes_or_no(uint32_t v)
at91sam4.c:2072sam4_explain_ckgr_mor()
LOG_USER("(main xtal enabled: %s)", _yes_or_no(v));
at91sam4.c:2074sam4_explain_ckgr_mor()
LOG_USER("(main osc bypass: %s)", _yes_or_no(v));
at91sam4.c:2076sam4_explain_ckgr_mor()
LOG_USER("(onchip RC-OSC enabled: %s)", _yes_or_no(rcen));
at91sam4.c:2107sam4_explain_ckgr_mor()
_yes_or_no(v));
at91sam4.c:2146sam4_explain_chipid_cidr()
LOG_USER("(exists: %s)", _yes_or_no(v));
at91sam4.c:2154sam4_explain_ckgr_mcfr()
LOG_USER("(main ready: %s)", _yes_or_no(v));

Call Tree

Functions calling _yes_or_no()
_yes_or_no()
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