The hal-avr0-system is a lightweight hardware abstraction library for AVR0 microcontrollers. It provides a clean interface for system clock initialization and software-triggered system reset while hiding direct register-level interaction from higher software layers. The library is intended for projects that want to separate low-level device startup code from application logic and establish a small, reusable system layer for AVR0 targets.
- System clock configuration for AVR0 devices.
- Software reset support.
- Encapsulation of low-level register access.
- Compact and reusable API for embedded projects.
- Foundation for layered HAL architectures.
The
hal-avr0-systemlibrary reduces coupling by providing a focused interface for essential system services. This improves portability inside a project, keeps startup code organized, and makes higher-level modules easier to maintain.
hal/
└── avr0/
└── system/
├── system.c
└── system.h
The library can be downloaded (zip or tar), cloned or used as submodule in a project.
| Type | File | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Library | zip / tar | AVR0 system library |
mkdir -p ./hal/avr0
git clone https://github.com/0x007E/hal-avr0-system.git ./hal/avr0
mv ./hal/avr0/hal-avr0-system ./hal/avr0/systemgit submodule add https://github.com/0x007E/hal-avr0-system.git ./hal/avr0/systemAdditional parameters like clock and peripheral speed can be setup in the header file. A user friendly description can be found here.
#include "../hal/avr0/system/system.h"
int main(void)
{
system_init();
// Application code
// ...
// Trigger a software reset if needed
system_reset();
while (1) { }
}| Type | Link | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AVR0-Series | megaAVR® 0-series family datasheet |
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