CubeMX's hint shouldn't means that Enable is 1; Disable is 0

In embedded programming usually active low. Low menace enabled chip select or some fuse in atmega.

STM shouldn't write hints which mean Enabled is 1; Disabled is "0".

Am I right?

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> STM shouldn't write hints which mean Enabled is 1; Disabled is "0".

So you want 1 to be disabled and 0 to be enabled just because you think options should be active low?

> In embedded programming usually active low.

Not sure that holds up. Plenty of register bits are 1=enabled. For example, most of the RCC registers.

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Associate III

I suggest use "E", "D" or "En", "Di" or "Enable", "Disable".

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