#include <USBInterface.h>
Public Attributes | |
| int16_t | buffer [3] |
| Meaningless bytes to protect the program from stack underflows. | |
| uint8_t | buffer2 |
| Meaningless byte to protect the program from call stack overflows. | |
| uint16_t | callStack [10] |
| The call stack used by the script. The addresses in locations 0 through callStackPointer-1 are on the call stack. The next return will make the program counter go to callStack[callStackPointer-1]. | |
| uint8_t | callStackPointer |
| The number of return locations on the call stack (0-10). A value of 0 means the stack is empty. | |
| uint16_t | errors |
| The error register. Each bit stands for a different error (see uscError). If the bit is one, then it means that error occurred some time since the last GET_ERRORS serial command or CLEAR_ERRORS USB command. | |
| uint16_t | programCounter |
| The address (in bytes) of the next bytecode instruction that will be executed. | |
| uint8_t | scriptDone |
| 0 = script is running. 1 = script is done. 2 = script will be done as soon as it executes one more instruction (used to implement step-through debugging features) | |
| int16_t | stack [32] |
| The data stack used by the script. The values in locations 0 through stackPointer-1 are on the stack. | |
| uint8_t | stackPointer |
| The number of values on the data stack (0-32). A value of 0 means the stack is empty. | |
Definition at line 379 of file USBInterface.h.
| int16_t maestroStatus::buffer[3] |
Meaningless bytes to protect the program from stack underflows.
This is public to avoid mono warning CS0169.
Definition at line 405 of file USBInterface.h.
| uint8_t maestroStatus::buffer2 |
Meaningless byte to protect the program from call stack overflows.
This is public to avoid mono warning CS0169.
Definition at line 430 of file USBInterface.h.
| uint16_t maestroStatus::callStack[10] |
The call stack used by the script. The addresses in locations 0 through callStackPointer-1 are on the call stack. The next return will make the program counter go to callStack[callStackPointer-1].
Definition at line 418 of file USBInterface.h.
| uint8_t maestroStatus::callStackPointer |
The number of return locations on the call stack (0-10). A value of 0 means the stack is empty.
Definition at line 389 of file USBInterface.h.
| uint16_t maestroStatus::errors |
The error register. Each bit stands for a different error (see uscError). If the bit is one, then it means that error occurred some time since the last GET_ERRORS serial command or CLEAR_ERRORS USB command.
Definition at line 396 of file USBInterface.h.
| uint16_t maestroStatus::programCounter |
The address (in bytes) of the next bytecode instruction that will be executed.
Definition at line 401 of file USBInterface.h.
| uint8_t maestroStatus::scriptDone |
0 = script is running. 1 = script is done. 2 = script will be done as soon as it executes one more instruction (used to implement step-through debugging features)
Definition at line 426 of file USBInterface.h.
| int16_t maestroStatus::stack[32] |
The data stack used by the script. The values in locations 0 through stackPointer-1 are on the stack.
Definition at line 411 of file USBInterface.h.
| uint8_t maestroStatus::stackPointer |
The number of values on the data stack (0-32). A value of 0 means the stack is empty.
Definition at line 384 of file USBInterface.h.