;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; MesabROM.Mu - Registers, miscellaneous symbols and constants ; Last modified by Levin - February 27, 1979 4:49 PM ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; R memories used by code in ROM0, correct to AltoCode23.Mu ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Nova Emulator Registers (some used by Mesa as well) $AC3 $R0; $MASK1 $R0; $AC2 $R1; $AC1 $R2; $YMUL $R2; $RETN $R2; $AC0 $R3; $SKEW $R3; $NWW $R4; $SAD $R5; $CYRET $R5; $TEMP $R5; $PC $R6; $XREG $R7; $CYCOUT $R7; $WIDTH $R7; $PLIER $R7; $XH $R10; $DESTY $R10; $WORD2 $R10; $DWAX $R35; $STARTBITSM1 $R35; $MASK $R36; $SWA $R36; $DESTX $R36; $LREG $R40; $NLINES $R41; $RAST1 $R42; $SRCX $R43; $SKMSK $R43; $SRCY $R44; $RAST2 $R44; $CONST $R45; $TWICE $R45; $HCNT $R46; $VINC $R46; $HINC $R47; $NWORDS $R50; $MASK2 $R51; ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Registers used by standard Nova I/O controllers ; ; All names have been prefixed with 'x' to prevent conflicts when MesabROM is ; used by XMesa clients to assemble MesaXRAM with other microcode. ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Model 31 Disk $xKWDCT $R31; $xKWDCTW $R31; $xCKSUMR $R32; $xCKSUMRW $R32; $xKNMAR $R33; $xKNMARW $R33; $xDCBR $R34; ; Display $CURX $R20; $CURDATA $R21; $xCBA $R22; $xAECL $R23; $xSLC $R24; $xMTEMP $R25; $xHTAB $R26; $xYPOS $R27; $xDWA $R30; ; Ethernet $xECNTR $R12; $xEPNTR $R13; ; Memory Refresh $xCLOCKTEMP $R11; $xR37 $R37; ; Audio (obsolete) $xAudioWdCt $R71; $xAudioData $R72; ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Registers used by Mesa Emulator ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; R registers $temp $R35; Temporary (smashed by BITBLT) $temp2 $R36; Temporary (smashed by BITBLT) $mpc $R15; R register holds Mesa PC (points at word last read) $stkp $R16; stack pointer [0-10] 0 empty, 10 full $XTSreg $R17; xfer trap state ; Registers shared by Nova and Mesa emulators ; Nova ACs are set explicitly by Mesa process opcodes and for ROM0 calls ; Other R-registers smashed by BITBLT and other ROM0 subroutines $brkbyte $R0; (AC3) bytecode to execute after a breakpoint ; Warning! brkbyte must be reset to 0 after ROM calls! ; (see BITBLT) $mx $R1; (AC2) x register for XFER ; Warning! smashed by BITBLT and MUL/DIV/LDIV $saveret $R2; (AC1) R-temporary for return indices and values $newfield $R3; (AC0) new field bits for WF and friends ; Warning! must be R-register; assumed safe across CYCLE $count $R5; scratch R register used for counting $taskhole $R7; pigeonhole for saving things across TASKs ; Warning! smashed by all ROM calls! $ib $R10; instruction byte, 0 if none (0,,byte) ; Warning! smashed by BITBLT $clockreg $R37; low-order bits of real-time clock ; S registers, can't shift into them, BUS not zero while storing. $my $R51; y register for XFER $lp $R52; local pointer $gp $R53; global pointer $cp $R54; code pointer $ATPreg $R55; allocation trap parameter $OTPreg $R56; other trap parameter $XTPreg $R57; xfer trap parameter $wdc $R70; wakeup disable counter ; Mesa evaluation stack $stk0 $R60; stack (bottom) $stk1 $R61; stack $stk2 $R62; stack $stk3 $R63; stack $stk4 $R64; stack $stk5 $R65; stack $stk6 $R66; stack $stk7 $R67; stack (top) ; Miscellaneous S registers $mask $R41; used by string instructions, among others $unused1 $R42; not safe across call to BITBLT $unused2 $R43; not safe across call to BITBLT $alpha $R44; alpha byte (among other things) $index $R45; frame size index (among other things) $entry $R46; allocation table entry address (among other things) $frame $R47; allocated frame pointer (among other things) $righthalf $R41; right 4 bits of alpha or beta $lefthalf $R45; left 4 bits of alpha or beta $unused3 $R50; not safe across call to BITBLT ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Mnemonic constants for subroutine return indices used by BUS dispatch. ;----------------------------------------------------------------- $ret0 $L0,12000,100; zero is always special $ret1 $1; $ret2 $2; $ret3 $3; $ret4 $4; $ret5 $5; $ret6 $6; $ret7 $7; $ret10 $10; $ret11 $11; $ret12 $12; $ret13 $13; $ret14 $14; $ret15 $15; $ret16 $16; $ret17 $17; $ret20 $20; $ret21 $21; $ret22 $22; $ret23 $23; $ret24 $24; $ret25 $25; $ret26 $26; $ret27 $27; $ret30 $30; $ret31 $31; $ret37 $37; ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Mesa Trap codes - index into sd vector ;----------------------------------------------------------------- $sBRK $L0,12000,100; Breakpoint $sStackError $2; $sStackUnderflow $2; (trap handler distinguishes underflow from $sStackOverflow $2; overflow by stkp value) $sXferTrap $4; $sAllocTrap $6; $sControlFault $7; $sSwapTrap $10; $sUnbound $13; $sBoundsFault $20; $sPointerFault $21; must equal sBoundsFault+1 $sBoundsFaultm1 $17; must equal sBoundsFault-1 ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Low- and high-core address definitions ;----------------------------------------------------------------- $HardMRE $20; location which forces MRE to drop to Nova code $CurrentState $23; location holding address of current state $NovaDVloc $25; dispatch vector for Nova code $avm1 $777; base of allocation vector for frames (-1) $sdoffset $100; offset to base of sd from av $gftm1 $1377; base of global frame table (-1) $BankReg $177740; address of emulator's bank register ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Constants in ROM, but with unpleasant names ;----------------------------------------------------------------- $12 $12; for function calls $-12 $177766; for Savestate $400 $400; for JB ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Frame offsets and other software/microcode agreements ;----------------------------------------------------------------- $lpoffset $6; local frame overhead + 2 $nlpoffset $177771; = -(lpoffset + 1) $nlpoffset1 $177770; = -(lpoffset + 2) $pcoffset $1; offset from local frame base to saved pc $npcoffset $5; = -(lpoffset+1+pcoffset) [see Savpcinframe] $retlinkoffset $2; offset from local frame base to return link $nretlinkoffset $177774; = -(lpoffset-retlinkoffset) $gpoffset $4; global frame overhead + 1 $ngpoffset $177773; = -(gpoffset + 1) $gfioffset $L0,12000,100; offset from global frame base to gfi word (=0) $ngfioffset $4; = gpoffset-gfioffset [see XferGfz] $cpoffset $1; offset from global frame base to code pointer $gpcpoffset $2; offset from high code pointer to global 1 $gfimask $177600; mask to isolate gfi in global frame word 0 $enmask $37; mask to isolate entry number/4 ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Symbols to be used instead of ones in the standard definitions ;----------------------------------------------------------------- $mACSOURCE $L024016,000000,000000; sets only F2. ACSOURCE also sets BS and RSEL $msr0 $L000000,012000,000100; IDISP => 0, no IR← dispatch, a 'special' zero $BUSAND~T $L000000,054015,000040; sets ALUF = 15B, doesn't require defined bus ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Linkages between ROM1 and RAM for overflow microcode ;----------------------------------------------------------------- ; Fixed locations in ROM1 $romnext $L004400,0,0; must correspond to next $romnextA $L004401,0,0; must correspond to nextA $romIntstop $L004406,0,0; must correspond to Intstop $romUntail $L004407,0,0; must correspond to Untail $romXfer $L004431,0,0; must correspond to Xfer ; Fixed locations in RAM $ramBLTloop $L004403,0,0; must correspond to BLTloop $ramBLTint $L004405,0,0; must correspond to BLTint $ramOverflow $L004410,0,0; RR, BLTL, WR ; DADD, DSUB, DCOMP, DUCOMP