121// <o> NRF_BLE_QWR_MAX_ATTR - Maximum number of attribute handles that can be registered. This number must be adjusted according to the number of attributes for which Queued Writes will be enabled. If it is zero, the module will reject all Queued Write requests.
170// <q> PM_LESC_ENABLED - Enable/disable LESC support in Peer Manager.
171
172// <i> If set to true, you need to call nrf_ble_lesc_request_handler() in the main loop to respond to LESC-related BLE events. If LESC support is not required, set this to false to save code space.
564// <i> Choose memory allocator used by nrf_crypto. Default is alloca if possible or nrf_malloc otherwise. If 'User macros' are selected, the user has to create 'nrf_crypto_allocator.h' file that contains NRF_CRYPTO_ALLOC, NRF_CRYPTO_FREE, and NRF_CRYPTO_ALLOC_ON_STACK.
602// <q> NRF_CRYPTO_BACKEND_CC310_BL_HASH_AUTOMATIC_RAM_BUFFER_ENABLED - nrf_cc310_bl buffers to RAM before running hash operation
603
604// <i> Enabling this makes hashing of addresses in FLASH range possible. Size of buffer allocated for hashing is set by NRF_CRYPTO_BACKEND_CC310_BL_HASH_AUTOMATIC_RAM_BUFFER_SIZE
3923// <q> NRFX_TWIS_ASSUME_INIT_AFTER_RESET_ONLY - Assume that any instance would be initialized only once
3924
3925// <i> Optimization flag. Registers used by TWIS are shared by other peripherals. Normally, during initialization driver tries to clear all registers to known state before doing the initialization itself. This gives initialization safe procedure, no matter when it would be called. If you activate TWIS only once and do never uninitialize it - set this flag to 1 what gives more optimal code.
3931// <q> NRFX_TWIS_NO_SYNC_MODE - Remove support for synchronous mode
3932
3933// <i> Synchronous mode would be used in specific situations. And it uses some additional code and data memory to safely process state machine by polling it in status functions. If this functionality is not required it may be disabled to free some resources.
5409// <q> TWIS_ASSUME_INIT_AFTER_RESET_ONLY - Assume that any instance would be initialized only once
5410
5411// <i> Optimization flag. Registers used by TWIS are shared by other peripherals. Normally, during initialization driver tries to clear all registers to known state before doing the initialization itself. This gives initialization safe procedure, no matter when it would be called. If you activate TWIS only once and do never uninitialize it - set this flag to 1 what gives more optimal code.
5417// <q> TWIS_NO_SYNC_MODE - Remove support for synchronous mode
5418
5419// <i> Synchronous mode would be used in specific situations. And it uses some additional code and data memory to safely process state machine by polling it in status functions. If this functionality is not required it may be disabled to free some resources.
6033// <i> This is the default configuration when all the events are placed into internal queue.
6034// <i> Disable it when an external queue is used like app_scheduler or if you wish to process all events inside interrupts.
6035// <i> Processing all events from the interrupt level adds requirement not to call any functions that modifies the USBD library state from the context higher than USB interrupt context.
6036// <i> Functions that modify USBD state are functions for sleep, wakeup, start, stop, enable, and disable.
6109// <q> APP_USBD_STRINGS_MANUFACTURER_EXTERN - Define whether @ref APP_USBD_STRINGS_MANUFACTURER is created by macro or declared as a global variable.
6184// <q> APP_USBD_STRING_CONFIGURATION_EXTERN - Define whether @ref APP_USBD_STRINGS_CONFIGURATION is created by macro or declared as global variable.
7079// <q> APP_USBD_CDC_ACM_ZLP_ON_EPSIZE_WRITE - Send ZLP on write with same size as endpoint
7080
7081// <i> If enabled, CDC ACM class will automatically send a zero length packet after transfer which has the same size as endpoint.
7082// <i> This may limit throughput if a lot of binary data is sent, but in terminal mode operation it makes sure that the data is always displayed right after it is sent.
10918// <h> BLE Stack configuration - Stack configuration parameters
10919
10920// <i> The SoftDevice handler will configure the stack with these parameters when calling @ref nrf_sdh_ble_default_cfg_set.
10921// <i> Other libraries might depend on these values; keep them up-to-date even if you are not explicitely calling @ref nrf_sdh_ble_default_cfg_set.