Module device_tree 

Modules

aliases

chosen

memory

Structs

CanIrq

CanPin

CanRegistryEntry

I2cBusPin

I2cBusRegistryEntry

I2cDevPin

I2cDeviceRegistryEntry

KeyRegistryEntry

LedRegistryEntry

Peripheral

SpiBusPin

SpiBusRegistryEntry

SpiDevPin

SpiDeviceRegistryEntry

TreeNode

Enums

LedDefaultState

LedOutputMode

LedPull

PropValue

Constants

CAN_REGISTRY

I2C_BUS_REGISTRY

KEY_REGISTRY

LED_REGISTRY

NODES

PERIPHERALS

SPI_BUS_REGISTRY

Functions

can_by_compatible

compatible matches either the osiris-namespaced osiris,stm32l4-can or the canonical Zephyr st,stm32-bxcan — both refer to the same bxCAN hardware, and the registry stores whichever the DT node declared. Either string accepted on lookup so callers don’t need to know which name the board overlay used.

i2c_bus_by_dev

i2c_device_by_compatible

key_by_alias

resolve a /aliases entry to its KeyRegistryEntry

key_by_code

find a key by its osiris,code / zephyr,code value

key_by_label

find a key by its label property (exact match)

led_by_alias

resolve a /aliases entry to its LedRegistryEntry

led_by_label

find an LED by its label property (exact match)

led_by_node

find an LED by its NODES index

peripheral_by_compatible

find the first enabled peripheral for which any compatible string equals c

peripheral_by_name_under

find a peripheral by name scoped to a specific parent node index safe form of name lookup since node names are only unique among siblings

peripheral_by_node

find a peripheral by its NODES index NODES indices are unique

peripheral_by_path

find a peripheral by its full path from root, with or without unit addresses e.g. soc/i2c@40005400/lsm6dsl@6a or soc/i2c/lsm6dsl at each level the first sibling whose name matches is taken

peripheral_by_phandle

find a peripheral by its phandle value ignores enabled status - phandle targets like clock providers may have no status prop phandle values are unique

peripherals_by_compatible

iterate all enabled peripherals for which any compatible string equals c

peripherals_by_name

iterate all peripherals whose node name matches, with or without unit address e.g. channel matches channel@0, channel@1, etc. across all parents node names are only unique among siblings - use peripheral_by_name_under or peripheral_by_path when you need an unambiguous match

spi_bus_by_dev

spi_device_by_compatible