Maxc OperationsOperating Tenex Microcode from Midas3110. OPERATING TENEX MICROCODE FROM MIDASA.Reset is accomplished by typing21;Gto Midas. The effect of this is to put the machine in monitor mode, to clear the interrupt system,the APR, the processor flags and the disk system. However, Nova peripherals aren't affected, norare the accumulators or PC affected. If AltIO is called after RESET the processor will start at itsstarting address (pointed to by absolute location 7).B.Starting at an arbitrary PDP-10 location n is accomplished by changing the contents of PC(which is on the display) to n and then typingREMAPPC:(Midas types out the value m of REMAPPC)"AltIO", "Do-It"C.The PDP-10 accumulators are LM 0, LM 1, ..., LM 17 and can be examined and changed inthe usual way from Midas.D.The PDP-10 flags are in the left-most 13 bits of the F-register on the display. If you changethese from Midas, don't change the other 23 bits of F.These and other interesting bits of F are as follows:BitDefinition0Overflow1Carry 02Carry 13Floating overflow4Byte increment suppress5User mode6PARC mode (replaces PDP-10 user I/O mode)7Call from monitor (see JSYS, UMOVE, and Pager addendums to PDP-10 SystemReference Manual)8-10Machine mode (0=PDP-10, 1=Byte Lisp)11Floating underflow12No divide13Pushdown overflow14XCT015XCT116XCT217XCT318Incompatible19PI system is active20PI cycle in progress21MONALT - Temporary flag used by map loading microcode22THIRDPT - Temporary flag used by map loading microcode fpi-3qXFp_r) \12sX UMF S@! Q.6 O5 L{r2s)(LL$L{ JJZJG? ?X0F)G? Et Br2sU @7 N# TIMESROMAN  TIMESROMAN  TIMESROMAN  TIMESROMAN  j/  }MaxcOps10.BravoRWeaverJuly 16, 1981 10:50 AM