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STYLE AND FORMATTING CONVENTIONS
This chapter describes the formatting and styles used throughout this document.
2.1
Number Representation
Numbers other than decimal will have a postfix indicator. All numbers use little endian
formatting, with the most significant bit/digit to the left. Digits for binary and hexadecimal
representation are grouped with a single space every four digits to improve readability. Binary
numbers use “b” as a postfix and hexadecimal numbers use “h” as a postfix.
For example, 1011b binary = Bh hexadecimal = 11 decimal.
2.2
Formatting Styles
TYPE
EXAMPLE
DESCRIPTION
Register Name
RTCCTL
Register names use a capital letter and
boldface
type.
Register Bit(s)
RTCCTL.RTCCLKDIV
Register bits are always represented with the register name
separated with a period.
Function selected by
register bit(s)
[RTCCTL.RTCCLKDIV]
Within text blocks, functions selected with a register bit setting are
set in brackets. For example
[RTCCTL.RTCCLKDIV]
means divider
settings /2 to /65536.
Pin Function
PA5
Pin functions use capital letters
Internal signals
PWMA3
Internal signals use
italicized
font.
Formulas
CLK = FCLK / DIV
Formulas use
monospaced
text.
Links
Link
Hyperlinks are
underlined and blue
.
CPU Mnemonic
MRS
CPU Mnemonic uses
monospaced
text.
Operands
{Rd, }, Rn, Rm
Operands use
monospaced italic
text.
Code examples
b loopA
Code examples use monospaced text.
