/*
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 * Copyright (c) 2021 Scott Shawcroft for Adafruit Industries
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#include "pins.h"

#include "shared-bindings/microcontroller/Pin.h"

// This macro is used to simplify pin definition in boards/<board>/pins.c
#define PIN(p_number) \
    const mcu_pin_obj_t pin_GPIO##p_number = { \
        { &mcu_pin_type }, \
        .number = p_number \
    }

PIN(0);
PIN(1);
PIN(2);
PIN(3);
PIN(4);
PIN(5);
PIN(6);
PIN(7);
PIN(8);
PIN(9);
PIN(10);
PIN(11);
PIN(12);
PIN(13);
PIN(14);
PIN(15);
PIN(16);
PIN(17);
PIN(18);
PIN(19);
PIN(20);
PIN(21);
PIN(22);
PIN(23);
PIN(24);
PIN(25);
PIN(26);
PIN(27);
PIN(28);
PIN(29);