sleep.h(3avr)
β¨ NAME β¨
sleep.h β yes bestie, that's the whole name, and it's the star of this page, the main character, the file that lets your AVR go night-night π€
It's sleep.h, and you're reading the 3avr manual page for it. Iykyk.
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
Okay so here's the whole cast. Five functions, and that's the entire squad:
void sleep_enable (void)
void sleep_disable (void)
void sleep_cpu (void)
void sleep_mode (void)
void sleep_bod_disable (void)
That's it. That's the lineup. No arguments, no return values, just void in, void out, living their truth π«Ά
π Functions π
void sleep_enable (void)β it's here. It's one of the five. The manual is not giving us a description for it, and I'm not gonna make one up, periodt.void sleep_disable (void)β also present, also un-described, also iconic in its mystery.void sleep_cpu (void)β third one on the list, still going strong, stillvoid.void sleep_mode (void)β number four, no cap.void sleep_bod_disable (void)β and the finale, five for five, she's got the longest name and the most mystique β¨
Not me pointing out that the original page lists these and then literally dips without explaining any of them π So that's exactly what I'm doing too. No invented lore, no extra claims, we stay factual in this group chat.
π Author π
Generated automatically by Doxygen for AVR-LibC from the source code.
Yep β a robot wrote this one, not a human with feelings. Respect to the machine fr fr π€
π SEE ALSO π
Nothing here bestie, there is no SEE ALSO on this page. Go touch some grass, or better yet, go read the other AVR-LibC pages π
And that's a wrap on sleep.h(3avr) β this little gem comes to you from AVR-LibC, Version 2.2.1, so if you're quoting it in the group chat, cite it properly, you're welcome ππ
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