PDP10/pdp10_fe.c

/* pdp10_fe.c: PDP-10 front end (console terminal) simulator

   Copyright (c) 1993-2012, Robert M Supnik

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   fe           KS10 console front end

   18-Apr-12    RMS     Added clock coscheduling
   18-Jun-07    RMS     Added UNIT_IDLE flag to console input
   17-Oct-06    RMS     Synced keyboard to clock for idling
   28-May-04    RMS     Removed SET FE CTRL-C
   29-Dec-03    RMS     Added console backpressure support
   25-Apr-03    RMS     Revised for extended file support
   22-Dec-02    RMS     Added break support
   30-May-02    RMS     Widened COUNT to 32b
   30-Nov-01    RMS     Added extended SET/SHOW support
   23-Oct-01    RMS     New IO page address constants
   07-Sep-01    RMS     Moved function prototypes
*/

#include "pdp10_defs.h"
#include "sim_tmxr.h"
#define UNIT_DUMMY      (1 << UNIT_V_UF)

extern d10 *M;
extern int32 apr_flg;
extern int32 tmxr_poll;
t_stat fei_svc (UNIT *uptr);
t_stat feo_svc (UNIT *uptr);
static t_stat kaf_svc (UNIT *uptr);
t_stat fe_reset (DEVICE *dptr);
t_stat fe_stop_os (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, char *cptr, void *desc);
a10 fe_xct = 0;
uint32 fe_bootrh = 0;
int32 fe_bootunit = -1;
extern DIB *dib_tab[];

/* FE data structures

   fe_dev       FE device descriptor
   fe_unit      FE unit descriptor
   fe_reg       FE register list
*/

#define fei_unit        fe_unit[0]
#define feo_unit        fe_unit[1]
#define kaf_unit        fe_unit[2]

UNIT fe_unit[] = {
    { UDATA (&fei_svc, UNIT_IDLE, 0), 0 },
    { UDATA (&feo_svc, 0, 0), SERIAL_OUT_WAIT },
    { UDATA (&kaf_svc, 0, 0), (1*1000*1000) }
    };

REG fe_reg[] = {
    { ORDATA (IBUF, fei_unit.buf, 8) },
    { DRDATA (ICOUNT, fei_unit.pos, T_ADDR_W), REG_RO + PV_LEFT },
    { DRDATA (ITIME, fei_unit.wait, 24), PV_LEFT },
    { ORDATA (OBUF, feo_unit.buf, 8) },
    { DRDATA (OCOUNT, feo_unit.pos, T_ADDR_W), REG_RO + PV_LEFT },
    { DRDATA (OTIME, feo_unit.wait, 24), REG_NZ + PV_LEFT },
    { NULL }
    };

MTAB fe_mod[] = {
    { UNIT_DUMMY, 0, NULL, "STOP", &fe_stop_os },
    { 0 }
    };

DEVICE fe_dev = {
    "FE", fe_unit, fe_reg, fe_mod,
    3, 10, 31, 1, 8, 8,
    NULL, NULL, &fe_reset,
    NULL, NULL, NULL
    };

/* Front end processor (console terminal)

   Communications between the KS10 and its front end is based on an in-memory
   status block and two interrupt lines: interrupt-to-control (APR_ITC) and
   interrupt-from-console (APR_CON).  When the KS10 wants to print a character
   on the terminal,

   1. It places a character, plus the valid flag, in FE_CTYOUT.
   2. It interrupts the front end processor.
   3. The front end processor types the character and then zeroes FE_CTYOUT.
   4. The front end procesor interrupts the KS10.

   When the front end wants to send an input character to the KS10,

   1. It places a character, plus the valid flag, in FE_CTYIN.
   2. It interrupts the KS10.
   3. It waits for the KS10 to take the character and clear the valid flag.
   4. It can then send more input (the KS10 may signal this by interrupting
      the front end).

   Note that the protocol has both ambiguity (interrupt to the KS10 may mean
   character printed, or input character available, or both) and lack of
   symmetry (the KS10 does not inform the front end that it has taken an
   input character).  
*/

/* Here is the definition of the communications area:
XPP RLWORD,31		;RELOAD WORD  [FE_KEEPA]
	KSRLD==1B4		;RELOAD REQUEST    (8080 will reload -10 if this is set)
	KPACT==1B5		;KEEP ALIVE ACTIVE (8080 reloads -10 if KPALIV doesn't change)
	KLACT==1B6		;KLINIK ACTIVE     (Remote diagnosis line enabled)
	PAREN==1B7		;PARITY ERROR DETECT ENABLED
	CRMPAR==1B8		;CRAM PAR ERR DETECT ENABLED
	DRMPAR==1B9		;DRAM PAR ERR DETECT ENABLED
	CASHEN==1B10		;CACHE ENABLED
	MILSEN==1B11		;1MSEC ENABLED
    TRPENA==1B12     ;TRAPS ENABLED
    MFGMOD==1B13     ;MANUFACTURING MODE
	KPALIV==377B27		;KEEP ALIVE WORD CHECKED EVERY 1 SEC, AFTER 15, FAIL
    ; Why reload (8080->10)
	AUTOBT==1B32		;BOOT SWITCH OR POWER UP CONDITION
	PWRFAL==1B33		;POWER FAIL restart (Start at 70)
	FORREL==1B34		;FORCED RELOAD
	KEPFAL==1B35		;KEEP ALIVE FAILURE (XCT exec 71)

XPP CTYIWD,32		;CTY INPUT WORD [FE_CTYIN]
	CTYICH==377B35		;CTY INPUT CHARACTER
	CTYIVL==1B27		;INPUT VALID BIT (Actually, this is an 8-bit function code)

XPP CTYOWD,33		;CTY OUTPUT WORD [FE_CTYOUT]
	CTYOCH==377B35		;CTY OUTPUT CHARACTER
	CTYOVL==1B27		;OUTPUT VALID FLAG

XPP KLIIWD,34		;KLINIK INPUT WORD [FE_KLININ]
	KLIICH==377B35		;KLINIK INPUT CHARACTER
	KLIIVL==1B27		;KLINIK INPUT VALID (Historical)
	KLICHR==1B27		;KLINIK CHARACTER
	KLIINI==2B27		;KLINIK INITED
	KLICAR==3B27		;CARRIER LOST


XPP KLIOWD,35		;KLINIK OUTPUT WORD [FE_KLINOUT]
	KLIOCH==377B35		;KLINIK OUTPUT CHARACTER
	KLIOVL==1B27		;KLINIK OUTPUT VALID (Historical)
	KLOCHR==1B27		;KLINIK CHARACTER AVAILABLE
	KLIHUP==2B27		;KLINIK HANGUP REQUEST
*/

void fe_intr (void)
{
if (M[FE_CTYOUT] & FE_CVALID) {                         /* char to print? */
    feo_unit.buf = (int32) M[FE_CTYOUT] & 0177;         /* pick it up */
    feo_unit.pos = feo_unit.pos + 1;
    sim_activate (&feo_unit, feo_unit.wait);            /* sched completion */
    }
else if ((M[FE_CTYIN] & FE_CVALID) == 0) {              /* input char taken? */
    sim_cancel (&fei_unit);                             /* sched immediate */
    sim_activate (&fei_unit, 0);                        /* keyboard poll */
    }
return;
}

t_stat feo_svc (UNIT *uptr)
{
t_stat r;

if ((r = sim_putchar_s (uptr->buf)) != SCPE_OK) {       /* output; error? */
    sim_activate (uptr, uptr->wait);                    /* try again */
    return ((r == SCPE_STALL)? SCPE_OK: r);             /* !stall? report */
    }
M[FE_CTYOUT] = 0;                                       /* clear char */
apr_flg = apr_flg | APRF_CON;                           /* interrupt KS10 */
return SCPE_OK;
}

t_stat fei_svc (UNIT *uptr)
{
int32 temp;

sim_clock_coschedule (uptr, tmxr_poll);                 /* continue poll */
if ((temp = sim_poll_kbd ()) < SCPE_KFLAG)              /* no char or error? */
    return temp;
if (temp & SCPE_BREAK)                                  /* ignore break */
    return SCPE_OK;
uptr->buf = temp & 0177;
uptr->pos = uptr->pos + 1;
M[FE_CTYIN] = uptr->buf | FE_CVALID;                    /* put char in mem */
apr_flg = apr_flg | APRF_CON;                           /* interrupt KS10 */
return SCPE_OK;
}

/* Keep-alive service
 * If the 8080 detects the 'force reload' bit, it initiates a disk
 * boot.  IO is reset, but memory is preserved.
 *
 * If the keep-alive enable bit is set, the -10 updates the keep-alive
 * count field every second.  The 8080 also checks the word every second.
 * If the 8080 finds that the count hasn't changed for 15 consecutive seconds,
 * a Keep-Alive Failure is declared.  This forces the -10 to execute the
 * contents of exec location 71 to collect status and initiate error recovery.
 */
static t_stat kaf_svc (UNIT *uptr)
{
if (M[FE_KEEPA] & INT64_C(0020000000000)) {              /* KSRLD - "Forced" (actually, requested) reload */
    uint32 oldsw = sim_switches;
    DEVICE *bdev = NULL;
    int32 i;

    sim_switches &= ~SWMASK ('P');
    reset_all (4);                                      /* RESET IO starting with UBA */
    sim_switches = oldsw;

    M[FE_KEEPA] &= ~INT64_C(0030000177777);             /* Clear KAF, RLD, KPALIV & reason
                                                         * 8080 ucode actually clears HW 
                                                         * status too, but that's a bug. */
    M[FE_KEEPA] |= 02;                                  /* Reason = FORREL */
    fei_unit.buf = feo_unit.buf = 0;
    M[FE_CTYIN] = M[FE_CTYOUT] = 0;
    M[FE_KLININ] = M[FE_KLINOUT] = 0;

    /* The 8080 has the disk RH address & unit in its memory, even if
     * the previous boot was from tape.  It has no NVM, so the last opr
     * selection will do here.  The case of DS MT <rld> would require a
     * SET FE command.  It's not a common case.
     */

    /* The device may have been detached, disabled or reconfigured since boot time.
     * Therefore, search for it by CSR address & validate that it's bootable.
     * If there are problems, the processor is halted.
     */

    for (i = 0; fe_bootrh && (bdev = sim_devices[i]) != NULL; i++ ) {
        DIB *dibp = (DIB *)bdev->ctxt;
        if (dibp && (fe_bootrh >= dibp->ba) &&
           (fe_bootrh < (dibp->ba + dibp->lnt))) {
            break;
            }
        }

    fe_xct = 2;
    if ((bdev != NULL) && (fe_bootunit >= 0) && (fe_bootunit < (int32) bdev->numunits)) {
        UNIT *bunit = bdev->units + fe_bootunit;

        if (!(bunit->flags & UNIT_DIS) && (bunit->flags & UNIT_ATTABLE) && (bunit->flags & UNIT_ATT)) {
            if (bdev->boot (fe_bootunit, bdev) == SCPE_OK) /* boot the device */
                fe_xct = 1;
            }
        }
    }
else if (M[FE_KEEPA] & INT64_C(0010000000000)) {        /* KPACT */
    d10 kav = M[FE_KEEPA] & INT64_C(0000000177400);     /* KPALIV */
    if (kaf_unit.u3 != (uint32)kav) {
        kaf_unit.u3 = (uint32)kav;
        kaf_unit.u4 = 0;
        }
    else if (++kaf_unit.u4 >= 15) {
        kaf_unit.u4 = 0;
        M[FE_KEEPA] = (M[FE_KEEPA] & ~INT64_C(0000000000377)) | 01; /* RSN = KAF (leaves enabled) */
        fei_unit.buf = feo_unit.buf = 0;
        M[FE_CTYIN] = M[FE_CTYOUT] = 0;
        M[FE_KLININ] = M[FE_KLINOUT] = 0;
        fe_xct = 071;
        }
    }

sim_activate_after (&kaf_unit, kaf_unit.wait);
if (fe_xct == 2) {
    fe_xct = 0;
    return STOP_CONSOLE;
    }
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* Reset */

t_stat fe_reset (DEVICE *dptr)
{
tmxr_set_console_units (&fe_unit[0], &fe_unit[1]);
fei_unit.buf = feo_unit.buf = 0;

M[FE_CTYIN] = M[FE_CTYOUT] = 0;
M[FE_KLININ] = M[FE_KLINOUT] = 0;

M[FE_KEEPA] = INT64_C(0003740000000);                  /* PARITY STOP, CRM, DP PAREN, CACHE EN, 1MSTMR, TRAPEN */
kaf_unit.u3 = 0;
kaf_unit.u4 = 0;
apr_flg = apr_flg & ~(APRF_ITC | APRF_CON);
sim_activate (&fei_unit, KBD_WAIT (fei_unit.wait, tmxr_poll));
sim_activate_after (&kaf_unit, kaf_unit.wait);
return SCPE_OK;
}

/* Stop operating system */

t_stat fe_stop_os (UNIT *uptr, int32 val, char *cptr, void *desc)
{
M[FE_SWITCH] = IOBA_RP;                                 /* tell OS to stop */
return SCPE_OK;
}