TITLE[EOMDefs]; *last edited by rej August 6, 1979 1:22 PM added code for new CSB *last edited by srd February 26, 1980 2:30 PM added hooks for verdi disk change. *last edited by srd February 29, 1980 1:45 PM moved bit in eomState to allow * different new list size specification. *last edited by srd March 24, 1980 9:11 AM eliminated font bank register *last edit by srd March 26, 1980 1:35 PM modified new list size mask *last edit by srd March 27, 1980 2:34 PM added new list overflow reason bit *REGISTER OFFSETS AND TASK CODE STARTS SET[loTaskIOoffset,LSHIFT[eomLoTask,4]]; SET[hiTaskIOoffset,LSHIFT[eomHiTask,4]]; SET[hiEOMTaskCodeStart,LSHIFT[eomHiTaskPage,10]]; SET[loEOMTaskCodeStart,LSHIFT[eomLoTaskPage,10]]; *HIGH TASK DISPATCHES SET[hiTaskWakeupDispatch,ADD[hiEOMTaskCodeStart,20]]; SET[hiTaskWakeupReasonDisp,ADD[hiEOMTaskCodeStart,40]]; *LOW TASK DISPATCHES SET[loTaskMainDispatch,ADD[loEOMTaskCodeStart,20]]; SET[loTaskMesaDispatch,ADD[loEOMTaskCodeStart,40]]; SET[loTaskBlockBldDispatch,ADD[loEOMTaskCodeStart,60]]; SET[ruleMaskDispatch,ADD[loEOMTaskCodeStart,100]]; SET[type6Dispatch,ADD[loEOMTaskCodeStart,140]]; *HARDWARE INTERFACE REGISTER DEFINITIONS SET[wakeUpType,3]; * (input) SET[opcStartupIn,1]; * (input) SET[bandBufferCmndReg,1]; * (output) SET[loTaskStatus,1]; * (input) SET[outputChannelBuffer,2]; * (input) SET[loTaskCommandReg,3]; * (output) SET[rosStartupCmnds,5]; * (output) SET[opcStartupOut,6]; * (output) SET[inputParameterBuffer,16]; * (output) SET[inputChannelBuffer,17]; * (output) *CSB OFFSET VALUES SET[wakeupMaskOffset,0]; SET[wakeupReasonOffset,1]; SET[mesaCommandOffset,2]; SET[statusOffset,3]; SET[fontPointerOffset,4]; SET[workingStorageOffset,6]; SET[fragmentsOffset,10]; SET[auxCmnd,11]; SET[bandListOffset,12]; SET[outputBufferOffset,14]; SET[outputBufferRingChar,17]; *JUNK AREA OFFSET VALUES SET[parametricBlockCount,14]; SET[thirdJunkQuad,10]; *INPUT REGISTER ADDRESSES - These are register addresses for use in INPUT operations to perform *the resets. SET[hiTaskPause,10]; SET[resetMesaCommand,14]; SET[resetParityError,12]; SET[resetBandSwitch,16]; SET[resetLoTaskRun,17]; *CSB LOCATION *MC[eomLhLoCsbBase,400]; *MC[eomRhLoCsbBase,320]; *MC[eomHiCsbBase,0]; SET[eomCSBpage,377]; *CSB address SET[eomCSBbank,0]; MC[eomRhLoCSBbase, LSHIFT[eomLoTask,4]]; MC[eomLhLoCSBbase, LSHIFT[eomCSBpage,10]]; MC[eomLhHiCSBbase, LSHIFT[eomCSBbank,10]]; MC[eomRhHiCSBbase, ADD[eomCSBbank,1]]; *REGISTER COMMANDS MC[setLoTaskRun,3]; MC[eomStart,1]; MC[hiTaskUnPause,40]; *PARAMETER BLOCK CONSTANTS MC[previousLineNotPresent,20]; MC[ruleParmWord2,160]; MC[partialStateSave,400]; *WORK SPACE RING CONSTANTS MC[newListReadRingBase,60]; MC[newListWriteRingBase,74]; MC[newListSizeMask,76000]; *MC[newListSizeMask,74000]; MC[oldListInitA,4000]; MC[oldListInitB,10000]; MC[oldListInitC,20000]; MC[oldListInitD,40000]; *MC[oldListInit,20000]; *This will cause the old list to begin at 20020B. *IMAGINAL RING CONSTANTS *MC[incSectorsFilledByOne,400]; *SET[sectorsFilledFieldWidth,10]; *SET[blocksPerSectorStartBit,sectorsFilledFieldWidth]; *SET[blocksPerSectorFieldWidth,10]; MC[incSectorsFilledByOne,1000]; SET[sectorsFilledFieldWidth,7]; SET[blocksPerSectorStartBit,sectorsFilledFieldWidth]; SET[blocksPerSectorFieldWidth,11]; *INTERNAL FLAG CONSTANTS MC[bandDone,4]; MC[workingFromNewList,100000]; MC[parametricModeFlag,400]; MC[firstBlockAndSectorEmpty,4000]; MC[freezeEOBChar,1000]; MC[newListAndParametricMode,100400]; MC[firstParametricReturnBlock,10]; MC[firstParametricAndBandDone,14]; MC[hiTaskRunning,1]; MC[eopAlreadySent,2]; MC[nakedNotifyRegisterAddress,21]; MC[forceWord8ToZero,40000]; MC[abnormalInkIndication,100000]; *CSB COMMUNICATION CONSTANTS MC[image0SectorEmpty,1]; MC[image1SectorEmpty,2]; MC[image2SectorEmpty,4]; MC[image3SectorEmpty,10]; MC[bandSwitch,20]; MC[imageUnderflow,40]; MC[bandAllReturned,100]; MC[workSpaceOverflow,200]; MC[EOPProcessed,400]; MC[parityError,1000]; MC[bandBufferBehind,2000]; MC[firstBandReady,4000]; MC[newListOverflow,10000]; *TASK LEVEL REGISTERS (tasks are in the same quadblock, so they share registers) SETTASK[eomLoTask]; ********** RV[eomInkSetting,0]; *this is the current ink setting. It is merged into character *and rule parameter blocks by the low task. It is initialized *by the z-Plane setting code. ********** RV[eomBandListPointer,1]; *This is the offset used for accessing band list entries. ********** RV[eomZPlane,3]; *this is the z-Plane value used by the low task for block building ********** RV[eomFragA,4]; *This quadblock is where parameter block fragments are placed. RV[eomFragB,5]; *Some of these locations are used as temporaries various places RV[eomFragC,6]; *in the low task code. RV[eomFragD,7]; ********** RV[eomBListEntryA,10]; *this register pair is the destination of PFETCH2 RV[eomBListEntryB,11]; *operations which fetch band list entries. ********** RV[eomBandListA,12]; *this register pair is the base pointer used for accessing RV[eomBandListB,13]; *band list entries. ********** RV[eomParmA,14]; *This is the area where quadwords of parameter blocks are RV[eomParmB,15]; *created by the low task RV[eomParmC,16]; RV[eomParmD,17]; ********** RV[eomNewListRead,20]; *The read pointer into the new list. ********** RV[eomNewBlocksFull,21]; *this contains the count of full slots in the new ring. * "totalNewListBlocks" is the max value this can contain. * -1 indicates the ring is empty. ********** RV[eomCsbBaseLo,22]; *This is the double base pointer used for accessing the CSB. RV[eomCsbBaseHi,23]; *The high word is not really right, but since Lo + T will never *carry, it will do. ********** RV[eomSectorsFilled,24]; *The max value of this register is 1 less than the number of sectors *filled. This is because it is used as a fast branch. ********** RV[eomActiveAttributes,25]; *The microcode attributes for the object which most recently had a *"first" data transfer (hi task IOATTEN branch 0). The attributes *are in bits 15, 16, and 17. The 15B high order bits are always *zero, except when the lo task has set the register to 177777B *to force a base register load. This happens on page startup, *and on parametric page continue. ********** RV[eomOldBlocksFull,26]; *A count of the number of blocks of data in the old list which *remain to be sent out on the current band. ********** RV[eomOldListWrite,27]; *The write pointer into the old list. ********** RV[eomOldBlocksReturned,30]; *A count of the number of blocks of data in the old list which have *been returned during the current band. ********** RV[eomPreviousZPlane,31]; *z-Plane value of previous block transferred ********** RV[eomDataTransferOffset,32]; *The offset value used for data transfers. ********** RV[eomNewListWrite,33]; *this is the write pointer into the new list. ********** RV[eomBlocksRemaining,34]; *The max value of this register is 2 less than the number of *blocks in a sector. This is because it is used as a fast branch *and is decremented during the instruction which does the fast *branch. RV[eomAlternateZPlane,35]; *next z-Plane value out of alternate list RV[eomImageXferOffset,35]; *This register is used for image ring wrap computations. It is *fetched with a PFETCH2 along with eomBlocksRemaining. It is also *used as a non-task specific temporary for the naked notify *operation in eomHiTaskModifyWakeupReasons. ********** RV[eomParameterTransferBaseA,36]; *this register pair is used as the long base pair for RV[eomParameterTransferBaseB,37]; *accessing the workspace and parameter block fragments. *This, along with fontPointerA,B is initialized with a *quadWord reference. ********** RV[eomOldListRead,60]; *The read pointer into the old list. ********** RV[eomFragments,61]; *The pointer, relative to parameterTransferBaseA,B, which indicates *the start of the fragments table. It also indicates the end of *the workspace. ********** RV[eomState,62]; *This register contains 2 fast branch flags defined as follows: *sign bit = 0 implies working from old list *sign bit = 1 implies working from new list *bit 15 = 0 implies hi task paused *bit 15 = 1 implies hi task running *and several slow branch flags defined as follows: *LO BYTE: *bit 14 = 0 implies EOP not sent *bit 14 = 1 implies EOP sent *bit 13 = 0 implies band in progress *bit 13 = 1 implies band done *bit 12 = 0 implies first bitmap request *bit 12 = 1 implies not first request *HI BYTE: *bit 7 = 0 implies real time generation *bit 7 = 1 implies parametric time generation *bit 6 = 0 implies OK to ship EOB character. *bit 6 = 1 implies do not ship EOB character. *BITS 1,2,3,4 are the four most significant bits of the *new list size. ********** RV[eomDispField,63]; *The register used for the dispatch fields and temporaries in the *high task. ********** RV[eomDataTransferBaseA,64]; *The base from which compressed data transfers are done. RV[eomDataTransferBaseB,65]; ********** RV[eomTerminalBlockAddress,66]; *For images, this gives the end of the ring, in blocks. ********** RV[eomRingChar,67]; *The boundary between fields in this register are *controlled by the imaginal ring constant values. ********** RV[eomParmBlock0,74]; *parmBlock0 and blockPointer are used in a PFETCH2. They must be RV[eomBlockPointer,75]; *together word 1 of the parameter block ********** RV[eomTemp,76]; ********** RV[eomTemp1,77]; ********** END;