Documentation for at91xxx ? wrote:
> can i find documentation for all winarm functions -

You seem to misunderstand the nature of WinARM.  It is a collection of
components from several open source projects and device vendor supplied
code.  There are no "winarm functions"

> what is the meaning of every function(such as
> AT91F_PMC_EnablePeriphClock() and so on) and
> what parameters are required.

That particular function is specific to AT91 devices.  You should check
the header file in which it is declared to determine its author, and
then contact them or their web-site for documentation.  Often the
documentation you need is in fact contained in the header file.

In this case it is almost certainly the device vendor supplied library
(I Googled it).  For example lib_AT91SAM7S128.h declared the function
thus:


//*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//* \fn    AT91F_PMC_EnablePeriphClock
//* \brief Enable peripheral clock
//*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
__inline void AT91F_PMC_EnablePeriphClock (
    AT91PS_PMC pPMC, // \arg pointer to PMC controller
    unsigned int periphIds)  // \arg IDs of peripherals to enable
{
    pPMC->PMC_PCER = periphIds;
}

As you can see it is inlined, so you can see exactly what it does, and
is fully commented.  The comments appear to have some sort of mark-up
(JavaDoc perhaps?) which would be used for automatically generating
documentation, so the actual documentation would include no more than
this in any case.

The full library and documentation is available from
http://www.atmel.com/dyn/products/tools_card.asp?t...

For the record, the function enables individual peripherals; disabling
unused peripherals saves power.  To understand what it is actually
doing, and the necessary values for the arguments, you need to be
familiar with the specific devices reference or user manual; available
in this case from Atmel's website
(http://www.atmel.com/dyn/resources/prod_documents/...).

Clifford