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RomWBW/Source/Images/d_bp/u15/SYSIOP.ASM
b1ackmai1er 78f65522b7 Dev (#108)
* added hack to handle tunes

* quiet clean

* added chmod for execution

* suppress warnings

* Multi-boot fixes

* the windows build somehow thinks that these filesystems are cpm3.

* credit and primitive instructions

* Update sd.asm

Cosmetic fix.

* make compile shut up about conditionals

* Add bin2asm for linus and update build to process font files under linix

* fixed quoted double quote bug, added tests

* added tests

* added bin2asm for font file source creation

* Revert linux bin2asm font stuff

* added rule for font source generation

* build fonts

* added directory mapping cache.  if the same directory is being hit
as last run, we don't need to rebuild the map.  will likely break if
you are running more than one at a time, in that the cache will be
ineffective.  also, if the directory contents change, this will also break.

* removed strip.  breaks osx

* added directory tag so . isn't matched all over the place

* added real cache validation

* fixed build

* this file is copied from optdsk.lib or optcmd.lib

* install to ../HBIOS

* prerequisite verbosity

* diff soft failure and casefn speedup

* added lzsa

* added lzsa

* removed strip. breaks on osx

* added clobber

* added code to handle multiple platform rom builds with rom size override

* added align and 0x55 hex syntax

* default to hd64180

* added N8 capability

* added SBC_std.rom to default build

* added support for binary diff

* diff fixes

* clean, identical build.  font source generator emitted .align.  this does not match the windows build

* Upgrade NZCOM to latest

* Misc. Cleanup

* fixed expression parser bug : ~(1|2) returned 0xfe

* added diff build option

* Update Makefile

Makefile enhancement to better handle ncurses library from Bob Dunlop.

* Update sd.asm

Back out hack for uz80as now that Curt fixed it.

* Misc. Cleanup

* UNA Catchup

UNA support was lacking some of the more recent behavior changes.  This corrects most of it.

* Add github action for building RomWBW

* Bump Pre-release Version

* Update build.yml

Added "make clean" which will remove temporary files without removing final binary outputs.

* Update Makefile

Build all ROM variants by default in Linux/Mac build.

* Update Makefile

* Update Makefile

* Update Makefile

* Update Makefile

* Update Makefile

* Update Makefile

* Update Makefile

* Update Makefile

* Update Makefile

* Update for GitHub Build

Case issue in TASM includes showing up in GitHub build.  This should correct that.

* Added an gitignore files to exclude generated files

* Removed Tunes/clean.cmd and Tunes/ReadMe.txt - as make clean removes them

* Build.sh: marked as executable

chmod +x Build.sh

* Fix to HBIOS/build.sh

When adding files to rom disk, if files were missing, it would error out.

It appears the intent is to skip non-existing files.

Updated to log out correctly for missing files - and continue operation.

* Update Microsoft NASCOM BASIC.docx

Nascom manual, text version by Jan S (full name unknown)

* Fix issue with Apps/Tune not making

If dest directory does not exist, fails to make Apps

* Create ReadMe.txt

* Update Makefile

* Update Build.sh

* Make .gitignores for Tools/unix more specific

* cpmtools Update

Updated cpmtools applications (Windows only).  Removed hack in diskdefs that is no longer required.

* HBIOS Proxy Temp Stack Enhancement

Reuse the bounce buffer area as the temporary stack space required briefly in HBX_INVOKE when transitioning banks.  Increases size of temporary stack space to 64 bytes.

* Update ReadMe.txt

* HBIOS - clean up TMPSTK

* Update hbios.asm

Minor cosmetic changes.

* Build Process Updates

Minor udpates to build process to improve consistency between Windows and Mac/Linux builds.

* Update hbios.asm

Add improved interrupt protection to HBIOS PEEK, POKE, and BNKCPY functions.

* hbios - wrap hbx_bnkcpy

* hbios - adjust hbx_peek hbx_poke guards

* Update hbios.asm

Adjusted used of DI/EI for PEEK and POKE to regain a bit of INTSTK space.  Added code so that HB_INVBNK can be used as a flag indicating if HBIOS is active, $FF is inactive, anything else means active.

* Add HBIOS MuTex

* Initial Nascom basic ecb-vdu graphics

set and reset for 80x25b screen with 256 character mod

* Finalize Pre-release 34

Final support for FreeRTOS

* Update nascom.asm

Optimization, cleanup, tabs and white spaces

* IDE & PPIDE Cleanup

* Clean up

Make version include files common.

* Update Makefile

* Update Makefile

* Build Test

* Build Test

* Build Fixes

* Update nascom.asm

Cleanup

* Update nascom.asm

Optimization

* hbios - temp stack tweak

* Update hbios.asm

Comments on HBX_BUF usage.

* Update nascom.asm

Optimization

* Update nascom.asm

Setup ECB-VDU build option, remove debug code

* Update nascom.asm

Set default build. update initialization

* Update nascom.asm

Make CLS clear vdu screen

* Update nascom.asm

Fixup top screen line not showing

* Add SC131 Support

Also cleaned up some ReadMe files.

* HBIOS SCZ180 - remove mutex special files

* HBIOS SCZ180 - adjust mutex comment

* Misc. Cleanup

Includes some minor improvements to contents in some disk images.

* Delete FAT.COM

Changing case of FAT.COM extension to lowercase.

* Create FAT.com

Completing change of case in extension of FAT.com.

* Update Makefile

Remove ROM variants that just have the HBIOS MUTEX enabled.  Users can easily enable this in a custom build.

* Cleanup

Removed hack from Images Makefile.  Fixed use of DEFSERCFG in various places.

* GitHub CI Updates

Adds automation of build and release assets upon release.

* Prerelease 36

General cleanup

* Build Script Cleanups

* Config File Cleanups

* Update RomWBW Architecture

General refresh for v2.9.2

* Update vdu.asm

Removed a hack in VDU driver that has existed for 8 years.  :-)

* Fix CONSOLE Constant

Rename CIODEV_CONSOLE constant to CIO_CONSOLE because it is a unit code, not a device type code.

Retabify TastyBasic.

* Minor Bug Fixes

- Disk assignment edge case
- CP/M 3 accidental fall thru
- Cosmetic updates

* Update util.z80

* Documentation Cleanup

* Documentation Update

* Documentation Update

* Documentation Updates

* Documentation Updates

* Create Common.inc

* Documentation Updates

* Documentation Updates

* doc - a few random fixes

* Documentation Cleanup

* Fix IM 0 Build Error in ACIA

* Documentation Updates

* Documentation Cleanup

* Remove OSLDR

The OSLDR application was badly broken and almost impossible to fix with new expanded OS support.

* Bug Fixes

- Init RAM disk at boot under CP/M 3
- Fix ACR activation in TUNE

* FD Motor Timeout

- Made FDC motor timeout smaller and more consistent across different speed CPUs
- Added "boot" messaging to RTC

* Cleanup

* Cleanup

- Fix SuperZAP to work under NZCOM and ZPM3
- Finalize standard config files

* Minor Changes

- Slight change to ZAP configuration
- Added ZSDOS.ZRL to NZCOM image

* ZDE Upgrade

- Upgraded ZDE 1.6 -> 1.6a

* Config File Tuning

* Pre-release for Testing

* cfg - mutex consistent config language

* Bump to Version 3.0

* Update SD Card How-To

Thanks David!

* update ReadMe.md

Remove some odd `\`.

* Update ReadMe.txt

* Update ReadMe.md

* Update Generated Doc Files

* Improve XModem Startup

- Extended startup timeout for XM.COM so that it doesn't timeout so quickly while host is selecing a file to send.
- Updated SD Card How-To from David Reese.

* XModem Timing Refinements

* TMS Driver Z180 Improvements

- TMS driver udpated to insert Z180 I/O waitstates internally so other code can run at full speed.
- Updated How-To documents from David.
- Fixed TUNE app to properly restore Z180 I/O waitstates after manipulating them.

* CLRDIR and ZDE updates

- CLRDIR has been updated by Max Scane for CP/M 3 compatibility.
- A minor issue in the preconfigured ZDE VT100 terminal escape sequences was corrected.

* Fix Auto CRT Console Switch on CP/M 3

* Handle lack of RTC better

DSRTC driver now correctly returns an error if there is no RTC present.

* Minor RTC Updates

* Finalize v3.0.1

Cleanup release for v3.0

* New ROMLDR and INTRTC driver

- Refactored romldr.asm
- Added new periodic timer based RTC driver

* CP/M 3 Date Hack

- Hack to allow INTRTC to increment time without destroying the date

* Update romldr.asm

Work around minor Linux build inconsistency

* Update Apps for New Version

* Revert "Update Apps for New Version"

This reverts commit ad80432252.

* Revert "Update romldr.asm"

This reverts commit 4a9825cd57.

* Revert "CP/M 3 Date Hack"

This reverts commit 153b494e61.

* Revert "New ROMLDR and INTRTC driver"

This reverts commit d9bed4563e.

* Start v3.1 Development

* Update FDISK80.COM

Updated FDISK80 to allow reserving up to 256 slices.

* Update sd.asm

For Z180 CSIO, ensure that xmit is finished, before asserting CS for next transaction.

* Add RC2014 UART, Improve SD protocol fix

- RC2014 and related platforms will autodetect a UART at 0xA0 and 0xA8
- Ensure that CS fully brackets all SD I/O

* ROMLDR Improvements

.com files can now be started from CP/M and size of .com files has been reduced so they always fit.

* Update commit.yml

Run commit build in all branches

* Update commit.yml

Run commit build for master and dev branches

* Improved clock driver auto-detect/fallback

* SIO driver now CTC aware

The SIO driver can now use a CTC (if available) to provide much more flexible baud rate programming.

* CTC driver fine tuning

* Update xmdm125.asm

Fixed a small issue in core XM125 code that caused a file write error message to not be displayed when it should be.

* CF Card compatibility improvement

Older CF Cards did not reset IDE registers to defaults values when reset.  Implemented a work around.

* Update ACIA detection

ACIA should no longer be detected if there is also a UART module in the system.

* Handle CTC anomaly

Small update to accommodate CTC behavior that occurs when the CTC trigger is more than half the CTC clock.

* Update acia.asm

Updated ACIA detection to use primary ACIA port instead of phantom port.

* Update acia.asm

Fix bug in ACIA detection.

Thanks Alan!

* MacOS Build Improvement

Build script updated to improve compatibility with MacOS.

Credit to Fredrik Axtelius for this.

* HBIOS Makefile - use env vars for target

Allow build ROM targets to be restricted to just one platform thru use of ENV vars:

ROM_PLATFORM - if defined to a known platform, only this platform is build - defaults to std config
ROM_CONFIG - sets the desired platform config - defaults to std

if the above ENVs are not defined, builds all ROMs

* Added some more gitignores

* Whitespace changes (crlf)

* HBIOS: Force the assembly to fail for vdu drivers if function table count is not correct

* Whitespace: trailing whitespaces

* makefile: updated some make scripts to use  when calling subdir makefiles

* linux build: update to Build.sh fix for some platforms

The initialization of the Rom dat file used the pipe (|) operator to build an initial empty file.

But the pipe operator | may sometimes return a non-zero exit code for some linux platforms, if the
the streams are closed before dd has fully processed the stream.

This issue occured on a travis linux ubuntu image.

Solution was to change to redirection.

* Bump version

* Enhance CTC periodic timer

Add ability to use TIMER mode in CTC driver to generate priodic interrupts.

* HBIOS: Added support for sound drivers

New sound driver support with initial support for the SN76489 chip

New build configuration entry:
* SN76489ENABLE

Ports are currently locked in with:
* SN76489_PORT_LEFT       .EQU    $FC     ; PORTS FOR ACCESSING THE SN76489 CHIP (LEFT)
* SN76489_PORT_RIGHT      .EQU    $F8     ; PORTS FOR ACCESSING THE SN76489 CHIP (LEFT)

* Miscellaneous Cleanup

No functional changes.

Co-authored-by: curt mayer <curt@zen-room.org>
Co-authored-by: Wayne Warthen <wwarthen@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: ed <linux@maidavale.org>
Co-authored-by: Dean Netherton <dnetherton@dius.com.au>
Co-authored-by: ed <ed@maidavale.org>
Co-authored-by: Phillip Stevens <phillip.stevens@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Dean Netherton <dean.netherton@gmail.com>
2020-04-24 06:17:22 +08:00

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* SYSTEM SEGMENT: SYSTEM.IOP
* SYSTEM: ARIES-1
* CUSTOMIZED BY: RICHARD CONN
* PROGRAM: SYSIOP.ASM
* AUTHOR: RICHARD CONN
* VERSION: 1.0
* DATE: 22 FEB 84
* PREVIOUS VERSIONS: NONE
*---- Customize Section ----*
* Customization Performed Throughout Code
*---- End of Customize Section ----*
*****************************************************************
* *
* SYSIO -- Standard Set of Redirectable I/O Drivers *
* for ZCPR2 configured for Richard Conn's ARIES-1 System *
* *
* Feb 2, 1984 *
* *
* Note on Assembly: *
* This device driver package is to be assembled by MAC *
* (because of the macros) and configured into a file of type *
* IO by loading it at 100H via DDT or SID/ZSID and saving the *
* result as a COM file. Care should be taken to ensure that *
* the package is not larger than the device driver area which *
* is reserved for it in memory. *
* *
*****************************************************************
MACLIB Z3BASE ; Get Addresses
IOBYTE equ 3 ;I/O BYTE
INTIOBY equ 100$1$1$000B ;Initial I/O Byte Value
; LST:=TTY
; RDR:, PUN:=Clock
; CON:=CRT
*****************************************************************
* *
* Disk Serial, MPU Serial, Quad I/O, and Modem Equates *
* *
*****************************************************************
; Disk Serial -- Serial Channel on Disk Controller Board (DCE)
; Baud Rate is set at 19,200 Baud in Hardware (DIP Switches)
ustat equ djeprom+3F9H ;USART Status Address
ostat equ 8 ;Output Status Bit (TBE)
istat equ 4 ;Input Status Bit (RDA)
; MPU Serial -- Serial Channel on CCS Z80 MPU Board (DCE)
mpubase equ 20H ;Base address of 8250 on CCS Z80 MPU Board
mpudata equ mpubase ;Data I/O Registers
mpudll equ mpubase ;Divisor Latch Low
mpudlh equ mpubase+1 ;Divisor Latch High
mpuier equ mpubase+1 ;Interrupt Enable Register
mpulcr equ mpubase+3 ;Line Control Register
mpupcr equ mpubase+4 ;Peripheral Control Register
mpustat equ mpubase+5 ;Line Status Register
mpupsr equ mpubase+6 ;Peripheral Status Register
; MPU Serial RDA and TBE
mpurda equ 1 ; Data Available Bit (RDA)
mputbe equ 20h ; Transmit Buffer Empty Bit (TBE)
; MPU Serial Baud Rate Values
bm00050 equ 2304 ; 50 Baud
bm00075 equ 1536 ; 75 Baud
bm00110 equ 1047 ; 110 Baud
bm00134 equ 857 ; 134.5 Baud
bm00150 equ 768 ; 150 Baud
bm00300 equ 384 ; 300 Baud
bm00600 equ 192 ; 600 Baud
bm01200 equ 96 ; 1200 Baud
bm01800 equ 64 ; 1800 Baud
bm02000 equ 58 ; 2000 Baud
bm02400 equ 48 ; 2400 Baud
bm03600 equ 32 ; 3600 Baud
bm04800 equ 24 ; 4800 Baud
bm07200 equ 16 ; 7200 Baud
bm09600 equ 12 ; 9600 Baud
bm19200 equ 6 ; 19200 Baud
bm38400 equ 3 ; 38400 Baud
bm56000 equ 2 ; 56000 Baud
; MPU Serial Channel Baud Rate
mpbrate equ bm09600 ; 9600 Baud for TTY
; Quad I/O Ports
qbase equ 80h ; Base address of Quad RS-232 I/O Board
q0data equ qbase ; USART 0 Data Port (DTE)
q0stat equ qbase+1 ; USART 0 Status Port
q1data equ qbase+2 ; USART 1 Data Port (DTE)
q1stat equ qbase+3 ; USART 1 Status Port
q2data equ qbase+4 ; USART 2 Data Port (DTE)
q2stat equ qbase+5 ; USART 2 Status Port
q3data equ qbase+6 ; USART 3 Data Port (DCE)
q3stat equ qbase+7 ; USART 3 Status Port
q0baud equ qbase+8 ; USART 0 Baud Rate Port
q1baud equ qbase+9 ; USART 1 Baud Rate Port
q2baud equ qbase+10 ; USART 2 Baud Rate Port
q3baud equ qbase+11 ; USART 3 Baud Rate Port
; Quad I/O RDA and TBE
qrda equ 2 ; Read Data Available Bit (RDA)
qtbe equ 1 ; Transmit Buffer Empty Bit (TBE)
*************************************
* Equate Values for PMMI as Modem *
*************************************
* Modem Ports (Special -- 300 or 600 Baud for PMMI)
*mods equ 0E0H ; Modem Status Byte
*modd equ 0E1H ; Modem Data Byte
*
* Modem RDA and TBE
*mrda equ 2 ; Read Data Available Bit (RDA)
*mtbe equ 1 ; Transmit Buffer Empty Bit (TBE)
*************************************
; Modem Ports set to QUAD I/O Port 2
mods equ q2stat ; Modem Status Port
modd equ q2data ; Modem Data Port
; Modem RDA and TBE
mrda equ qrda
mtbe equ qtbe
; Baud Rate Values
b00050 equ 0 ; 50 Baud
b00075 equ 1 ; 75 Baud
b00110 equ 2 ; 110 Baud
b00134 equ 3 ; 134.5 Baud
b00150 equ 4 ; 150 Baud
b00300 equ 5 ; 300 Baud
b00600 equ 6 ; 600 Baud
b01200 equ 7 ; 1200 Baud
b01800 equ 8 ; 1800 Baud
b02000 equ 9 ; 2000 Baud
b02400 equ 10 ; 2400 Baud
b03600 equ 11 ; 3600 Baud
b04800 equ 12 ; 4800 Baud
b07200 equ 13 ; 7200 Baud
b09600 equ 14 ; 9600 Baud
b19200 equ 15 ; 19200 Baud
*****************************************************************
* *
* Baud Rates for Quad I/O Devices *
* *
*****************************************************************
q0brate equ b09600 ; 9600 Baud for Intersystem
q1brate equ b01200 ; 1200 Baud for Clock
q2brate equ b01200 ; 1200 Baud for Transmodem
q3brate equ b09600 ; 9600 Baud for NEC Printer
*****************************************************************
* *
* Miscellaneous Constants *
* *
*****************************************************************
XON equ 11h ;X-ON
XOFF equ 13h ;X-OFF
CTRLZ equ 'Z'-'@' ;^Z
djram equ djeprom+400h ;Base of DJ RAM
djcin equ djram+3 ;DJ Console Input
djcout equ djram+6 ;DJ Console Output
*****************************************************************
* *
* The following are the Z80 Macro Definitions which are used to *
* define the Z80 Mnemonics used to implement the Z80 instruction*
* set extensions employed in CBIOSZ. *
* *
*****************************************************************
;
; MACROS TO PROVIDE Z80 EXTENSIONS
; MACROS INCLUDE:
;
$-MACRO ;FIRST TURN OFF THE EXPANSIONS
;
; JR - JUMP RELATIVE
; JRC - JUMP RELATIVE IF CARRY
; JRNC - JUMP RELATIVE IF NO CARRY
; JRZ - JUMP RELATIVE IF ZERO
; JRNZ - JUMP RELATIVE IF NO ZERO
; DJNZ - DECREMENT B AND JUMP RELATIVE IF NO ZERO
; LDIR - MOV @HL TO @DE FOR COUNT IN BC
; LXXD - LOAD DOUBLE REG DIRECT
; SXXD - STORE DOUBLE REG DIRECT
;
;
;
; @GENDD MACRO USED FOR CHECKING AND GENERATING
; 8-BIT JUMP RELATIVE DISPLACEMENTS
;
@GENDD MACRO ?DD ;;USED FOR CHECKING RANGE OF 8-BIT DISPLACEMENTS
IF (?DD GT 7FH) AND (?DD LT 0FF80H)
DB 100H ;Displacement Range Error on Jump Relative
ELSE
DB ?DD
ENDIF
ENDM
;
; Z80 MACRO EXTENSIONS
;
JR MACRO ?N
DB 18H
@GENDD ?N-$-1
ENDM
;
JRC MACRO ?N
DB 38H
@GENDD ?N-$-1
ENDM
;
JRNC MACRO ?N
DB 30H
@GENDD ?N-$-1
ENDM
;
JRZ MACRO ?N
DB 28H
@GENDD ?N-$-1
ENDM
;
JRNZ MACRO ?N
DB 20H
@GENDD ?N-$-1
ENDM
;
DJNZ MACRO ?N
DB 10H
@GENDD ?N-$-1
ENDM
;
LDIR MACRO
DB 0EDH,0B0H
ENDM
;
LDED MACRO ?N
DB 0EDH,05BH
DW ?N
ENDM
;
LBCD MACRO ?N
DB 0EDH,4BH
DW ?N
ENDM
;
SDED MACRO ?N
DB 0EDH,53H
DW ?N
ENDM
;
SBCD MACRO ?N
DB 0EDH,43H
DW ?N
ENDM
;
; END OF Z80 MACRO EXTENSIONS
;
*****************************************************************
* *
* Terminal driver routines. Iobyte is initialized by the cold *
* boot routine, to modify, change the "intioby" equate. The *
* I/O routines that follow all work exactly the same way. Using *
* iobyte, they obtain the address to jump to in order to execute*
* the desired function. There is a table with four entries for *
* each of the possible assignments for each device. To modify *
* the I/O routines for a different I/O configuration, just *
* change the entries in the tables. *
* *
*****************************************************************
org iop ;Base Address of I/O Drivers
offset equ 100h-iop ;Offset for load via DDT or ZSID
jmp status ;Internal Status Routine
jmp select ;Device Select Routine
jmp namer ;Device Name Routine
jmp tinit ;Initialize Terminal
jmp const ;Console Input Status
jmp conin ;Console Input Char
jmp conout ;Console Output Char
jmp list ;List Output Char
jmp punch ;Punch Output Char
jmp reader ;Reader Input Char
jmp listst ;List Output Status
jmp newio ;New I/O Driver Installation Routine
jmp copen ;Open CON: Disk File
jmp cclose ;Close CON: Disk File
jmp lopen ;Open LST: Disk File
jmp lclose ;Close LST: Disk File
*
* I/O Package Identification
*
db 'Z3IOP' ;Read by Z3LOADER
*****************************************************************
* *
* status: return information on devices supported by this *
* I/O Package. On exit, HL points to a logical device *
* table which is structured as follows: *
* Device Count Byte Current Assignment Byte *
* ------ ---------- ----------------------- *
* CON: 0 1 *
* RDR: 2 3 *
* PUN: 4 5 *
* LST: 6 7 *
* *
* If error or no I/O support, return with Zero Flag Set. *
* Also, if no error, A=Driver Module Number *
* *
*****************************************************************
status:
lxi h,cnttbl ;point to table
mvi a,81H ;Module 1 (SYSIO) with Disk Output
ora a ;Set Flags
ret
*****************************************************************
* *
* select: select devices indicated by B and C. B is the number *
* of the logical device, where CON:=0, RDR:=1, PUN:=2, *
* LST:=3, and C is the desired device (range 0 to dev-1). *
* Return with Zero Flag Set if Error. *
* *
*****************************************************************
ranger:
lxi h,cnttbl-2 ;check for error
inr b ;range of 1 to 4
mov a,b ;Value in A
cpi 5 ;B out of range?
jnc rangerr
push b ;save params
rang:
inx h ;pt to next
inx h
djnz rang
mov b,m ;get count in b
mov a,c ;get selected device number
cmp b ;compare (C must be less than B)
pop b ;get params
jrnc rangerr ;range error if C >= B
rangok:
xra a ;OK
dcr a ;set flags (0FFH and NZ)
ret
rangerr:
xra a ;not OK (Z)
ret
select:
call ranger ;check for range error
rz ;abort if error
inx h ;pt to current entry number
mov m,c ;save selected number there
lxi h,cfgtbl-2 ;pt to configuration table
sel2:
inx h ;Pt to Entry in Configuration Table
inx h
djnz sel2
mov b,m ;Get Rotate Count
inx h ;Pt to Select Mask
mov d,m ;Get Select Mask
mov a,b ;Any Rotation to do?
ora a
jz sel4
mov a,c ;Get Selected Number
sel3:
rlc ;Rotate Left 1 Bit
djnz sel3
mov c,a ;Place Bit Pattern Back in C
sel4:
lda iobyte ;get I/O byte
ana d ;mask out old selection
ora c ;mask in new selection
sta iobyte ;put I/O byte
jr rangok ;range OK
*****************************************************************
* *
* namer: return text string of physical device. Logical device *
* number is in B and physical selection is in C. *
* HL is returned pointing to the first character of the *
* string. The strings are structured to begin with a *
* device name followed by a space and then a description *
* string which is terminated by a binary 0. *
* *
* Return with Zero Flag Set if error. *
* *
*****************************************************************
namer:
call ranger ;check for range error
rz ;return if so
lxi h,namptbl-2 ;pt to name ptr table
call namsel ;select ptr table entry
mov b,c ;physical selection number in B now
inr b ;Add 1 for Initial Increment
call namsel ;point to string
jr rangok ;return with HL pointing and range OK
;
; Select entry B in table pted to by HL; this entry is itself a pointer,
; and return with it in HL
;
namsel:
inx h ;pt to next entry
inx h
djnz namsel
mov a,m ;get low
inx h
mov h,m ;get high
mov l,a ;HL now points to entry
ret
*****************************************************************
* *
* const: get the status for the currently assigned console. *
* The I/O Byte is used to select the device. *
* *
*****************************************************************
const:
lxi h,cstble ;Beginning of jump table
conmask:
lxi d,cfgtbl ;Pt to First Entry in Config Table
jr seldev ;Select correct jump
*****************************************************************
* *
* conin: input a character from the currently assigned console. *
* The I/O Byte is used to select the device. *
* *
*****************************************************************
conin:
lxi h,citble ;Beginning of character input table
jr conmask ;Get Console Mask
*****************************************************************
* *
* conout: output the character in C to the currently assigned *
* console. The I/O Byte is used to select the device. *
* *
*****************************************************************
conout:
lxi h,cotble ;Beginning of the character out table
call crout ;output to console recorder if set
jr conmask ;Get Console Mask
*****************************************************************
* *
* csreader: get the status of the currently assigned reader. *
* The I/O Byte is used to select the device. *
* *
*****************************************************************
csreadr:
lxi h,csrtble ;Beginning of reader status table
rdrmask:
lxi d,cfgtbl+2 ;Pt to 2nd Entry in Config Table
jr seldev
*****************************************************************
* *
* reader: input a character from the currently assigned reader. *
* The I/O Byte is used to select the device. *
* *
*****************************************************************
reader:
lxi h,rtble ;Beginning of reader input table
jr rdrmask ;Get the Mask and Go
*****************************************************************
* *
* Entry at seldev will form an offset into the table pointed *
* to by H&L and then pick up the address and jump there. *
* The configuration of the physical device assignments is *
* pointed to by D&E (cfgtbl entry). *
* *
*****************************************************************
seldev:
push b ;Save Possible Char in C
ldax d ;Get Rotate Count
mov b,a ;... in B
inx d ;Pt to Mask
ldax d ;Get Mask
cma ;Flip Bits
mov c,a ;... in C
lda iobyte ;Get I/O Byte
ana c ;Mask Out Selection
inr b ;Increment Rotate Count
seld1:
dcr b ;Count down
jrz seld2
rrc ;Rotate Right one Bit
jr seld1
seld2:
rlc ;Double Number for Table Offset
mvi d,0 ;Form offset
mov e,a
dad d ;Add offset
mov a,m ;Pick up low byte
inx h
mov h,m ;Pick up high byte
mov l,a ;Form address
pop b ;Get Possible Char in C
pchl ;Go there !
*****************************************************************
* *
* punch: output char in C to the currently assigned punch *
* device. The I/O Byte is used to select the device. *
* *
*****************************************************************
punch:
lxi h,ptble ;Beginning of punch table
lxi d,cfgtbl+4 ;Get Mask
jr seldev ;Select Device and Go
*****************************************************************
* *
* list: output char in C to the currently assigned list device. *
* The I/O Byte is used to select the device. *
* *
*****************************************************************
list:
lxi h,ltble ;Beginning of the list device routines
call lrout ;output to list recorder if set
lstmask:
lxi d,cfgtbl+6 ;Get Mask
jr seldev ;Select Device and Go
*****************************************************************
* *
* Listst: get the output status of the currently assigned list *
* device. The I/O Byte is used to select the device. *
* *
*****************************************************************
listst:
lxi h,lstble ;Beginning of the list device status
jr lstmask ;Mask and Go
*****************************************************************
* *
* If customizing I/O routines is being performed, the tables *
* below should be modified to reflect the changes. All I/O *
* devices are decoded out of iobyte and the jump is taken from *
* the following tables. *
* *
*****************************************************************
*****************************************************************
* *
* I/O Driver Support Specification Tables *
* *
*****************************************************************
*
* Device Counts
* First Byte is Number of Devices, 2nd Byte is Selected Device
*
cnttbl:
db 6,(intioby AND 7) ;CON:
db 2,(intioby AND 08h) SHR 3 ;RDR:
db 2,(intioby AND 10h) SHR 4 ;PUN:
db 6,(intioby AND 0E0h) SHR 5 ;LST:
*
* Configuration Table
* First Byte is Rotate Count, 2nd Byte is Mask
*
cfgtbl:
db 0,111$1$1$000b ;No Rotate, Mask Out 3 LSB
db 3,111$1$0$111b ;3 Rotates, Mask Out Bit 3
db 4,111$0$1$111b ;4 Rotates, Mask Out Bit 4
db 5,000$1$1$111b ;5 Rotates, Mask Out 3 MSB
*
* name text tables
*
namptbl:
dw conname-2 ;CON:
dw rdrname-2 ;RDR:
dw punname-2 ;PUN:
dw lstname-2 ;LST:
conname:
dw namcrt ;CRT
dw namusr ;CRT and Modem in Parallel
dw namusr1 ;CRT Input and CRT/Remote Computer Output
dw namusr2 ;CRT Input and CRT/Modem Output
dw namcrtt ;CRT Input and CRT/TTY Printer Output
dw namcrtn ;CRT Input and CRT/NEC Printer Output
lstname:
dw namtty ;TTY
dw namcrt ;CRT
dw namrem ;Remote Computer
dw nammod ;Modem
dw nammpu ;MPU
dw nammpu8 ;MPU with 8 Bits
rdrname:
dw nammod ;Modem
dw namclk ;Clock
punname:
dw nammod ;Modem
dw namclk ;Clock
nammpu:
db 'TTY Toshiba P1350 Printer',0
nammpu8:
db 'TTY8 TTY with 8th Sig Bit',0
namtty:
db 'NEC NEC 3510 LQ Printer',0
namcrt:
db 'CRT TVI 950 CRT',0
namcrtn:
db 'CRTNEC CRT Input and CRT/NEC Printer Output',0
namcrtt:
db 'CRTTY CRT Input and CRT/TTY Printer Output',0
namusr:
db 'CRTMOD CRT and Modem in Parallel',0
namusr1:
db 'CRTREM CRT Input and CRT/Remote Output',0
namusr2:
db 'CRTMOD2 CRT Input and CRT/Modem Output',0
namrem:
db 'REMOTE Remote Computer',0
nammod:
db 'MODEM Transmodem 1200',0
namclk:
db 'CLOCK DC Hayes Chronograph',0
*
* console input table
*
citble:
dw cicrt ;Input from crt (000)
dw ciusr ;Input from crt and modem (001)
dw cicrt ;Input from crt (010)
dw cicrt ;Input from crt (011)
dw cicrt ;Input from crt (100)
dw cicrt ;Input from crt (101)
*
* console output table
*
cotble:
dw cocrt ;Output to crt (000)
dw cousr ;Output to crt and modem (001)
dw cousr1 ;Output to crt and remote system (010)
dw cousr ;Output to crt and modem (011)
dw cocrtt ;Output to crt and TTY printer (100)
dw cocrtn ;Output to crt and NEC printer (101)
*
* list device table
*
ltble:
dw cotty ;Output to tty (000)
dw cocrt ;Output to crt (001)
dw corem ;Output to remote system (010)
dw comod ;Output to modem (011)
dw compu ;Output to mpu (100)
dw compu8 ;Output to mpu (101)
*
* punch device table
*
ptble:
dw comod ;Output to modem (0)
dw coclk ;Output to clock (1)
*
* reader device table
*
rtble:
dw cimod ;Input from modem (0)
dw ciclk ;Input from clock (1)
*
* console status table
*
cstble:
dw cscrt ;Status from crt (000)
dw csusr ;Status from crt and modem (001)
dw cscrt ;Status from crt (010)
dw cscrt ;Status from crt (011)
dw cscrt ;Status from crt (100)
dw cscrt ;Status from crt (101)
*
* status from reader device
*
csrtble:
dw csmod ;Status from modem (0)
dw csclk ;Status from clock (1)
*
* Status from list device
*
lstble:
dw costty ;Status from tty (000)
dw coscrt ;Status from crt (001)
dw cosrem ;Status from remote system (010)
dw cosmod ;Status from modem (011)
dw cosmpu ;Status from mpu (100)
dw cosmpu ;Status from mpu (101)
*****************************************************************
* *
* Tinit can be modified for different I/O setups. *
* *
*****************************************************************
tinit: ;Initialize the terminal routine
; Initialize I/O Byte
mvi a,intioby ;Initialize IOBYTE
sta iobyte
; Initialize MPU Serial I/O Channel Characteristics and Baud Rate
mvi a,10$00$00$11b ;Access Divisor:
; 10 -- Set divisor latch, clear break
; 00 -- 0 parity bit, odd parity (N/A)
; 00 -- disable parity, 1 stop bit
; 11 -- 8 Data Bits
out mpulcr ;To Line Control Register
lxi h,mpbrate ;HL = MPU Channel Baud Rate
mov a,l ;Set Low-Byte of Baud Rate
out mpudll ;To Divisor Latch Low
mov a,h ;Set High-Byte of Baud Rate
out mpudlh ;To Divisor Latch High
mvi a,00$00$00$11b ;Reset Divisor Access and Set Characteristics:
; 00 -- Clear divisor latch, clear break
; 00 -- 0 parity bit, odd parity (N/A)
; 00 -- disable parity, 1 stop bit
; 11 -- 8 Data Bits
out mpulcr ;To Line Control Register
xra a ;A=0
out mpuier ;Disable All Interrupts in Interrupt Register
out mpustat ;Clear All Error Flags in Line Status Register
mvi a,0000$1111b ;3 Zeroes, No Loop, 1, Set RLSD, CTS, DSR
out mpupcr ;To Peripheral Control Register
; Initialize Quad I/O Channel Characteristics
mvi a,10$11$01$11b ;General-Purpose Reset:
; 10 -- 1 1/2 Stop Bits
; 11 -- Even Parity, Enable Parity
; 01 -- 6 Bits/Char
; 11 -- 64x Baud Rate
call setquad ;Set All 4 Quad I/O Ports
mvi a,01$11$01$11b ;General-Purpose Reset:
; 01 -- Disable Hunt, Internal Reset
; 11 -- RTS High, Error Reset
; 01 -- No Break, Enable RxRDY
; 11 -- NOT DTR High, Enable TxEN
call setquad ;Set All 4 Quad I/O Ports
mvi a,11$00$11$10b ;Characteristics Set for All:
; 11 -- 2 Stop Bits
; 00 -- No Parity
; 11 -- 8 Bits/Char
; 10 -- 16x Baud Rate
call setquad ;Set All 4 Quad I/O Ports
mvi a,00$11$01$11b ;Characteristics Set for All:
; 00 -- Disable Hunt, No Internal Reset
; 11 -- RTS High, Error Reset
; 01 -- No Break, Enable RxRDY
; 11 -- NOT DTR High, Enable TxEN
call setquad ;Set All 4 Quad I/O Ports
; Initialize Quad I/O Baud Rates
mvi a,q0brate ;Set USART 0 Baud Rate
out q0baud
mvi a,q1brate ;Set USART 1 Baud Rate
out q1baud
mvi a,q2brate ;Set USART 2 Baud Rate
out q2baud
mvi a,q3brate ;Set USART 3 Baud Rate
out q3baud
; Set All Recording OFF
xra a ;A=0
sta crecord ;console
sta lrecord ;list device
; Clear Garbage Char from CRT
call cscrt ;Gobble up unwanted char
ora a ;A=0 if none
cnz cicrt ;Grab character
ret
; Set All Quad I/O Control Ports
setquad:
out q0stat ;USART 0
out q1stat ;USART 1
out q2stat ;USART 2
out q3stat ;USART 3
xthl ;Long Delay
xthl
ret
*****************************************************************
* *
* NEWIO -- Set UC1: Device to the Device Drivers whose Jump *
* Table is Pointed to by HL *
* *
* This Jump Table is structured as follows: *
* JMP ISTAT <-- Input Status (0=No Char, 0FFH=Char) *
* JMP INPUT <-- Input Character *
* JMP OUTPUT <-- Output Character in C *
* *
* The Base Address of this Jump Table (JBASE) is passed to *
* NEWIO in the HL Register Pair. *
* *
*****************************************************************
newio:
shld cstble+6 ;Set UC1: Input Status
lxi d,3 ;Prepare for offset to next jump
dad d ;HL points to next jump
shld citble+6 ;Set UC1: Input Character
dad d ;HL points to next jump
shld cotble+6 ;Set UC1: Output Character
ret
*****************************************************************
* *
* Input Status, Input Character, and Output Character *
* Subroutines for CP/M *
* *
*****************************************************************
* *
* Input Status -- *
* These routines return 0 in the A Register if no input *
* data is available, 0FFH if input data is available. *
* *
* Input Character -- *
* These routines return the character (byte) in the A *
* Register. MSB is masked off. *
* *
* Output Character -- *
* These routines output the character (byte) in the C *
* Register. *
* *
*****************************************************************
*****************************************************************
* *
* CRT Input Status, Input Character, and Output Character *
* *
*****************************************************************
cscrt equ $ ;CRT Input Status
lda ustat ;Get Status
cma ;Inverted Logic
ani istat ;Mask for input status and fall thru to 'STAT'
jr stat ;Set Flags
coscrt equ $ ;CRT Output Status
lda ustat ;Get USART status
cma ;Inverted Logic
ani ostat ;Mask for output status
jr stat ;Return
cicrt equ $ ;CRT Input
jmp djcin ;Get char
cocrt equ $ ;CRT Output
jmp djcout ;Put char
cocrtt equ $ ;CRT and TTY Printer Output
push b ;Save char
call djcout ;CRT Output
pop b ;Get char
jmp compu ;Printer Output
cocrtn equ $ ;CRT and NEC Printer Output
push b ;Save char
call djcout ;CRT Output
pop b ;Get char
jmp cotty ;Printer Output
*****************************************************************
* *
* Modem Input Status, Input Character, and Output Character *
* *
*****************************************************************
csmod equ $ ;Modem Input Status
in mods
ani mrda ;Data available?
jr stat
cosmod equ $ ;Modem Output Status
in mods ;Get status
ani mtbe ;TBE?
jr stat
cimod equ $ ;Modem Input Character
call csmod ;RDA?
jrz cimod
in modd ;Get data
ani 7fh ;Mask
ret
comod equ $ ;Modem Output
call cosmod ;TBE?
jrz comod
mov a,c ;Get char
out modd ;Put data
ret
*****************************************************************
* *
* Clock Input Status, Input Character, and Output Character *
* *
*****************************************************************
csclk equ $ ;TTY Input Status
in q1stat ;Get Status
ani qrda ;Data available?
jr stat
cosclk equ $ ;TTY Output Status
in q1stat ;Get Status
ani qtbe ;TBE?
jr stat
ciclk equ $ ;TTY Input Character
call csclk ;RDA?
jrz ciclk
in q1data ;Get data
ani 7fh ;Mask
ret
coclk equ $ ;TTY Output Character
call cosclk ;TBE?
jrz coclk
mov a,c ;Get data
out q1data ;Put data
ret
*****************************************************************
* *
* This is a common return point to correctly set the return *
* status flags; it is centrally located for the jump *
* relative instructions *
* *
*****************************************************************
stat:
rz ;Nothing found
ready:
mvi a,0ffh ;Set A for negative status
ret
*****************************************************************
* *
* NEC Input Status, Input Character, and Output Character *
* X-OFF Processing Added *
* *
*****************************************************************
cstty equ $ ;TTY Input Status
in q3stat ;Get Status
ani qrda ;Data available?
jr stat
costty equ $ ;TTY Output Status
in q3stat ;Get Status
ani qtbe ;TBE?
jr stat
citty equ $ ;TTY Input Character
call cstty ;RDA?
jrz citty
in q3data ;Get data
ani 7fh ;Mask
ret
cotty equ $ ;TTY Output Character
call cstty ;Any character?
jrnz cotty2 ;Process if so
cotty1:
call costty ;TBE?
jrz cotty1
mov a,c ;Get data
out q3data ;Put data
ret
cotty2:
call citty ;X-OFF?
cpi XOFF ;Do nothing if not X-OFF
jrnz cotty1
call citty ;Wait for next char
jr cotty1
*****************************************************************
* *
* Remote System Input Status, Input Character, and Output *
* Character *
* *
*****************************************************************
csrem equ $ ;TTY Input Status
in q0stat ;Get Status
ani qrda ;Data available?
jr stat
cosrem equ $ ;TTY Output Status
in q0stat ;Get Status
ani qtbe ;TBE?
jr stat
cirem equ $ ;TTY Input Character
call csrem ;RDA?
jrz cirem
in q0data ;Get data
ani 7fh ;Mask
ret
corem equ $ ;TTY Output Character
call coxoff ;Check for XOFF and process
call cosrem ;TBE?
jrz corem
mov a,c ;Get data
out q0data ;Put data
ret
coxoff equ $ ;Remote XOFF Check and Processing
call csrem ;Input Char from LST: Device?
rz ;Zero if none
call cirem ;Get Char
cpi XOFF ;XOFF?
rnz ;Return if not
call cirem ;Wait for Any Other Char
ret
*****************************************************************
* *
* TTY Input Status, Input Character, and Output Character *
* X-OFF Processing Added *
* *
*****************************************************************
csmpu equ $ ;TTY Input Status
in mpustat ;Get Status
ani mpurda ;Data available?
jr stat
cosmpu equ $ ;TTY Output Status
in mpustat ;Get Status
ani mputbe ;TBE?
jr stat
cimpu equ $ ;TTY Input Character
call csmpu ;RDA?
jrz cimpu
in mpudata ;Get data
ani 7fh ;Mask
ret
compu8 equ $ ;TTY Output Character (8 Sig Bits)
mvi a,0ffh ;8th Bit Allowed
jr compu0
compu equ $ ;TTY Output Character
mvi a,07fh ;No 8th Bit
compu0:
sta mpumask
call csmpu ;Any character?
jrnz compu2 ;Process if so
compu1:
call cosmpu ;TBE?
jrz compu1
mov a,c ;Get data
ani 0ffh ;Mask
mpumask equ $-1 ;Address of Mask
out mpudata ;Put data
ret
compu2:
call cimpu ;X-OFF?
cpi XOFF ;Do nothing if not X-OFF
jrnz compu1
call cimpu ;Wait for next char
jr compu1
*****************************************************************
* *
* User-Defined (CRT and Modem) Input Status, Input Character, *
* and Output Character *
* *
*****************************************************************
csusr equ $ ;User (CRT and Modem) Input Status
call cscrt ;Input from CRT?
rnz ;Char found
call csmod ;Input from Modem?
ret
cosusr equ cosmod ;Output status same as modem since modem is slower
ciusr equ $ ;Modem/CRT Input Combination
call cscrt ;Input from CRT?
jnz cicrt ;Get char from CRT
call csmod ;Input from Modem?
jnz cimod ;Get char from Modem
jr ciusr ;Continue
cousr equ $ ;Modem/CRT Output Combination
call comod ;Output to Modem
jmp cocrt ;Output to CRT
ciusr1 equ $ ;Modem/CRT Input w/CRT Output Combination
call ciusr ;Get char
push psw ;Save char in A
mov c,a ;Char in C
call cocrt ;Output to CRT
pop psw ;Restore char in A
ret
cousr1 equ $ ;Remote System/CRT Output Combination
call corem ;Output to Remote System
jmp cocrt ;Output to CRT
*****************************************************************
* *
* Record Output Routines *
* CROUT - Console Recorder *
* LROUT - List Recorder *
* *
*****************************************************************
crout equ $
lda crecord ;get flag
ora a ;test flag for 0 (no recording)
rz
mov a,c ;check char
ani 7fh
cpi ctrlz ;don't allow ^Z
rz
jmp corem ;remote output if flag set
lrout equ $
lda lrecord ;get flag
ora a ;test flag for 0 (no recording)
rz
mov a,c ;check char
ani 7fh
cpi ctrlz ;don't allow ^Z
rz
jmp corem ;remote output if flag set
;
; COPEN -- Open Console File for Output
; LOPEN -- Open Printer File for Output
;
; Turn Appropriate Flag ON
;
copen:
mvi a,0ffh ;set flag
jr ccrset
lopen:
mvi a,0ffh ;set flag
jr lcrset
;
; Close Disk Files
; CCLOSE -- CON file (DSK1)
; LCLOSE -- LST file (DSK2)
;
; Send ^Z to Terminate File Recording and Zero Appropriate Flag
;
cclose:
mvi c,ctrlz ;send ctrlz
call corem
xra a
ccrset:
sta crecord ;set flag off
ret
lclose:
mvi c,ctrlz ;send ctrlz
call corem
xra a
lcrset:
sta lrecord ;set flag off
ret
;
; Recording Buffers
;
crecord:
ds 1 ;console device
lrecord:
ds 1 ;list device
;
; Test for Size Error
;
if ($ GT (IOP + IOPS*128))
sizerr equ novalue ;IOP is too large for buffer
endif
end