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pub use mcu::bobbin_common::console::*;
use mcu::bobbin_common::periph::IntoPeriph;

use mcu::rcc::*;
use mcu::usart::*;
use mcu::pin::*;

pub const USART: Usart3 = USART3;
const USART_TX: Pd8 = PD8;
const USART_RX: Pd9 = PD9;

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#[allow(unused_imports)] use bobbin_common::*;

#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]
#[doc="GPIO Peripheral"]
pub struct GpioPeriph(pub usize); 

pub struct GpioPin { pub port: GpioPeriph, pub index: usize }

impl GpioPeriph {

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(peripheral
    (group-name GPIO)
    (description "General-purpose I/Os")
    (register
        (name MODER)
        (offset 0x0)
        (size 0x20)
        (access read-write)
        (description "GPIO port mode register")
        (field

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(peripheral
    (group-name USART)

    (register
        (name CR1)
        (offset 0x0)
        (size 0x20)
        (access read-write)
        (reset-value 0x0)
        (description "Control register 1")

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Thoughts on Rust and Embedded

What is it that we really want? At a broad level:

• To improve the absolute quality (functionality, safety, performance) of embedded software in the wild.
• To improve the productivity of embedded software development teams, by reducing the tangible and intangible costs of achieving a level of quality.
• To improve the experience for programmers developing for embedded systems.
• To make embedded systems programming more accessible for people that are not already embedded systems developers.

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extern crate futures;
extern crate tokio_proto;
#[macro_use]
extern crate tokio_core;

use std::io::{self, Read};

use futures::{Future, Poll};
use tokio_proto::server;
use tokio_core::{Loop, TcpStream};

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