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// This file implements the BIOS function-calls.
//
// These are documented online:
//
// * https://www.seasip.info/Cpm/bios.html
package cpm
import (
"fmt"
"os"
"strings"
"golang.org/x/term"
"github.com/skx/cpmulator/ccp"
"github.com/skx/cpmulator/consolein"
"github.com/skx/cpmulator/consoleout"
"github.com/skx/cpmulator/version"
)
// BiosSysCallColdBoot handles a cold boot.
func BiosSysCallColdBoot(cpm *CPM) error {
// Reset all registers
cpm.CPU.AF.SetU16(0)
cpm.CPU.BC.SetU16(0)
cpm.CPU.DE.SetU16(0)
cpm.CPU.HL.SetU16(0)
// Reset the stack on a cold-boot.
cpm.CPU.SP = 0xFFFF
// Reset the drive and user-number on a cold-boot.
cpm.currentDrive = 0
cpm.Memory.Set(0x0004, 0)
// DMA gets reset
cpm.dma = DefaultDMAAddress
return ErrBoot
}
// BiosSysCallWarmBoot handles a warm boot.
func BiosSysCallWarmBoot(cpm *CPM) error {
// Reset all registers
cpm.CPU.AF.SetU16(0)
cpm.CPU.BC.SetU16(0)
cpm.CPU.DE.SetU16(0)
cpm.CPU.HL.SetU16(0)
// DMA gets reset
cpm.dma = DefaultDMAAddress
return ErrBoot
}
// BiosSysCallConsoleStatus should return 0x00 if there is no input
// pending, otherwise 0xFF.
func BiosSysCallConsoleStatus(cpm *CPM) error {
if cpm.input.PendingInput() {
cpm.CPU.States.AF.Hi = 0xFF
} else {
cpm.CPU.States.AF.Hi = 0x00
}
return nil
}
// BiosSysCallConsoleInput should block for a single character of input,
// and return the character pressed in the A-register.
func BiosSysCallConsoleInput(cpm *CPM) error {
out, err := cpm.input.BlockForCharacterNoEcho()
cpm.CPU.States.AF.Hi = out
return err
}
// BiosSysCallConsoleOutput should write a single character, in the C-register,
// to the console.
func BiosSysCallConsoleOutput(cpm *CPM) error {
// Write the character in C to the screen.
c := cpm.CPU.States.BC.Lo
cpm.output.PutCharacter(c)
return nil
}
// BiosSysCallPrintChar should print the specified character, in the C-register,
// to the printer. We fake that and write to a file instead.
func BiosSysCallPrintChar(cpm *CPM) error {
// Write the character in C to the printer
c := cpm.CPU.States.BC.Lo
// Write the character to the printer
err := cpm.prnC(c)
return err
}
// BiosSysCallPrinterStatus returns status of current printer device.
//
// This is fake, and always returns "ready".
func BiosSysCallPrinterStatus(cpm *CPM) error {
// Ready
cpm.CPU.States.AF.Hi = 0xFF
return nil
}
// BiosSysCallScreenOutputStatus returns status of current screen output device.
//
// This is fake, and always returns "ready".
func BiosSysCallScreenOutputStatus(cpm *CPM) error {
// Ready
cpm.CPU.States.AF.Hi = 0xFF
return nil
}
// BiosSysCallAuxInputStatus returns status of current auxiliary input device.
//
// This is fake, and always returns "ready".
func BiosSysCallAuxInputStatus(cpm *CPM) error {
// Ready
cpm.CPU.States.AF.Hi = 0xFF
return nil
}
// BiosSysCallAuxOutputStatus returns status of current auxiliary output device.
//
// This is fake, and always returns "ready".
func BiosSysCallAuxOutputStatus(cpm *CPM) error {
// Ready
cpm.CPU.States.AF.Hi = 0xFF
return nil
}
// BiosSysCallReserved1 is a helper to get/set the values of the CPM interpreter from
// within the system. Neat.
func BiosSysCallReserved1(cpm *CPM) error {
// H is used to specify the function.
//
// HL == 0
// Are we running under cpmulator? We always say yes!
//
// HL == 1
// C == 0xff to get the ctrl-c count
// C != 0xff to set the ctrl-c count
// ...
//
hl := cpm.CPU.States.HL.U16()
c := cpm.CPU.States.BC.Lo
de := cpm.CPU.States.DE.U16()
//
// Helper to read a null/space terminated string from
// memory.
//
// Here because several of our custom syscalls need to
// read a string from the caller.
//
getStringFromMemory := func(addr uint16) string {
str := ""
x := cpm.Memory.Get(addr)
for x != ' ' && x != 0x00 {
str += string(x)
addr++
x = cpm.Memory.Get(addr)
}
// Useful when the CCP has passed a string, because
// that uppercases all input
return strings.ToLower(str)
}
switch hl {
// Is this a CPMUlator?
case 0x0000:
// Magic values in the registers
cpm.CPU.States.HL.Hi = 'S'
cpm.CPU.States.HL.Lo = 'K'
cpm.CPU.States.AF.Hi = 'X'
// Get our version
vers := version.GetVersionBanner()
vers = strings.ReplaceAll(vers, "\n", "\n\r")
// Fill the DMA area with NULL bytes
addr := cpm.dma
end := addr + uint16(127)
for end > addr {
cpm.Memory.Set(end, 0x00)
end--
}
// now populate with our name/version/information
for i, c := range vers {
cpm.Memory.Set(addr+uint16(i), uint8(c))
}
return nil
// Get/Set the ctrl-c flag
case 0x0001:
if c == 0xFF {
cpm.CPU.States.AF.Hi = uint8(cpm.input.GetInterruptCount())
} else {
cpm.input.SetInterruptCount(int(c))
}
// Get/Set the input driver.
case 0x0002:
if de == 0x0000 {
// Fill the DMA area with NULL bytes
addr := cpm.dma
end := addr + uint16(127)
for end > addr {
cpm.Memory.Set(end, 0x00)
end--
}
// now populate with our console driver
str := cpm.output.GetName()
for i, c := range str {
cpm.Memory.Set(addr+uint16(i), uint8(c))
}
return nil
}
// Get the string pointed to by DE
str := getStringFromMemory(de)
// Output driver needs to be created
driver, err := consoleout.New(str)
// If it failed we're not going to terminate the syscall, or
// the emulator, just ignore the attempt.
if err != nil {
fmt.Printf("%s", err)
return nil
}
old := cpm.output.GetName()
cpm.output = driver
if old != str {
fmt.Printf("Input driver changed from %s to %s.\n", old, driver.GetName())
}
// Get/Set the CCP
case 0x0003:
if de == 0x0000 {
// Fill the DMA area with NULL bytes
addr := cpm.dma
end := addr + uint16(127)
for end > addr {
cpm.Memory.Set(end, 0x00)
end--
}
// now populate with our CCP
str := cpm.ccp
for i, c := range str {
cpm.Memory.Set(addr+uint16(i), uint8(c))
}
return nil
}
// Get the string pointed to by DE
str := getStringFromMemory(de)
// See if the CCP exists
entry, err := ccp.Get(str)
if err != nil {
fmt.Printf("Invalid CCP name %s\n", str)
return nil
}
// old value
old := cpm.ccp
cpm.ccp = str
if old != str {
fmt.Printf("CCP changed to %s [%s] Size:0x%04X Entry-Point:0x%04X\n", str, entry.Description, len(entry.Bytes), entry.Start)
}
// Get/Set the quiet flag
case 0x0004:
// Retired.
return nil
// Get terminal size in HL
case 0x0005:
width, height, err := term.GetSize(int(os.Stdin.Fd()))
// This will fail on tests, and Windows probably.
cpm.CPU.States.HL.Hi = uint8(height)
cpm.CPU.States.HL.Lo = uint8(width)
if err != nil {
return err
}
// Get/Set the debug-flag
case 0x0006:
// if C == 00
// Disable debug
//
// if C == 01
// Enable debug
//
// If C == 0xFF
// Return the statues of the flag in C.
//
if c == 0x00 {
cpm.simpleDebug = false
}
if c == 0x01 {
cpm.simpleDebug = true
}
if c == 0xFF {
if cpm.simpleDebug {
cpm.CPU.States.BC.Lo = 0x01
} else {
cpm.CPU.States.BC.Lo = 0x00
}
}
// Get/Set the output driver.
case 0x0007:
if de == 0x0000 {
// Fill the DMA area with NULL bytes
addr := cpm.dma
end := addr + uint16(127)
for end > addr {
cpm.Memory.Set(end, 0x00)
end--
}
// now populate with our console driver
str := cpm.input.GetName()
for i, c := range str {
cpm.Memory.Set(addr+uint16(i), uint8(c))
}
return nil
}
// Get the string pointed to by DE
str := getStringFromMemory(de)
// Output driver needs to be created
driver, err := consolein.New(str)
// If it failed we're not going to terminate the syscall, or
// the emulator, just ignore the attempt.
if err != nil {
fmt.Printf("%s", err)
return nil
}
// We need to setup the new driver.
//
// If this fails we also abort the change-attempt.
err = driver.Setup()
if err != nil {
fmt.Printf("Failed to create new driver %s:%s\r\n", str, err)
return nil
}
old := cpm.input
oldName := old.GetName()
err = old.TearDown()
if err != nil {
return err
}
cpm.input = driver
if oldName != str {
fmt.Printf("Input driver from %s to %s.\n", oldName, driver.GetName())
}
// Set the host prefix
case 0x0008:
if de == 0x0000 {
// Fill the DMA area with NULL bytes
addr := cpm.dma
end := addr + uint16(127)
for end > addr {
cpm.Memory.Set(end, 0x00)
end--
}
// now populate with our current value
str := cpm.input.GetSystemCommandPrefix()
for i, c := range str {
cpm.Memory.Set(addr+uint16(i), uint8(c))
}
return nil
}
// Get the string pointed to by DE
str := getStringFromMemory(de)
// set it
cpm.input.SetSystemCommandPrefix(str)
default:
fmt.Printf("Unknown custom BIOS function HL:%04X, ignoring", hl)
}
return nil
}