// Note: A constructor summary is auto-generated by the doc builder.
/// <summary></summary>
/// <remarks>This automatically checks that the socket supports Type A, and reserves the pin used.
/// An exception will be thrown if there is a problem with these checks.</remarks>
/// <param name="socket">The socket.</param>
/// <param name="pin">The analog input pin to use.</param>
/// <param name="module">The module using the socket, which can be null if unspecified.</param>
public AnalogInput(Socket socket, Socket.Pin pin, Module module)
{
socket.EnsureTypeIsSupported('A', module);
socket.ReservePin(pin, module);
Cpu.AnalogChannel channel = Cpu.AnalogChannel.ANALOG_NONE;
switch (pin)
{
case Socket.Pin.Three:
channel = socket.AnalogInput3;
break;
case Socket.Pin.Four:
channel = socket.AnalogInput4;
break;
case Socket.Pin.Five:
channel = socket.AnalogInput5;
break;
}
// native implementation is preferred to an indirected one
if (channel == Cpu.AnalogChannel.ANALOG_NONE && socket.AnalogInputIndirector != null)
{
Interface = socket.AnalogInputIndirector(socket, pin, module);
}
else
{
Interface = new NativeAnalogInput(socket, pin, module, channel);
}
}
// Note: A constructor summary is auto-generated by the doc builder.
/// <summary></summary>
/// <remarks>This automatically checks that the socket supports Type A, and reserves the pin used.
/// An exception will be thrown if there is a problem with these checks.</remarks>
/// <param name="socket">The socket.</param>
/// <param name="pin">The analog input pin to use.</param>
/// <param name="module">The module using the socket, which can be null if unspecified.</param>
public AnalogInput(Socket socket, Socket.Pin pin, Module module)
{
this.socket = socket;
socket.EnsureTypeIsSupported('A', module);
switch (pin)
{
case Socket.Pin.Three:
ain = socket.AnalogInput3;
break;
case Socket.Pin.Four:
ain = socket.AnalogInput4;
break;
case Socket.Pin.Five:
ain = socket.AnalogInput5;
break;
default:
if (module != null)
{
throw new Socket.InvalidSocketException("Module " + module + " cannot use Analog Input interface on pin " + pin + " - pin must be in range 3 to 5.");
}
else
{
throw new Socket.InvalidSocketException("Cannot use Analog Input interface on pin " + pin + " - pin must be in range 3 to 5.");
}
}
if (ain == null)
{
// this is a mainboard error that should not happen (we already check for it in SocketInterfaces.RegisterSocket) but just in case...
throw new Socket.InvalidSocketException("Socket " + socket + " has an error with its Analog Input functionality. Please try a different socket.");
}
socket.ReservePin(pin, module);
}
// Note: A constructor summary is auto-generated by the doc builder.
/// <summary></summary>
/// <remarks>This automatically checks that the socket supports Type A, and reserves the pin used.
/// An exception will be thrown if there is a problem with these checks.</remarks>
/// <param name="socket">The socket.</param>
/// <param name="pin">The analog input pin to use.</param>
/// <param name="module">The module using the socket, which can be null if unspecified.</param>
public AnalogInput(Socket socket, Socket.Pin pin, Module module)
{
socket.EnsureTypeIsSupported('A', module);
socket.ReservePin(pin, module);
Cpu.AnalogChannel channel = Cpu.AnalogChannel.ANALOG_NONE;
switch (pin)
{
case Socket.Pin.Three:
channel = socket.AnalogInput3;
break;
case Socket.Pin.Four:
channel = socket.AnalogInput4;
break;
case Socket.Pin.Five:
channel = socket.AnalogInput5;
break;
}
// native implementation is preferred to an indirected one
if (channel == Cpu.AnalogChannel.ANALOG_NONE && socket.AnalogInputIndirector != null)
Interface = socket.AnalogInputIndirector(socket, pin, module);
else
Interface = new NativeAnalogInput(socket, pin, module, channel);
}
