SAGE/m68k_mem.c

/* m68k_mem.c: memory handling for m68k_cpu
  
   Copyright (c) 2009, Holger Veit

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   04-Oct-09    HV      Initial version
   20-Dec-09    HV      Rewrite memory handler for MMU and noncontiguous memory
*/

#include "m68k_cpu.h"
#include <ctype.h>

#if defined(_WIN32)
#include <windows.h>
#else
#include <unistd.h>
#endif

/* io hash */
#define IOHASHSIZE 97 /* must be prime */
#define MAKEIOHASH(p) (p % IOHASHSIZE)
static IOHANDLER** iohash = NULL;

/*
 * memory
 */
uint8*  M = 0;
t_addr  addrmask = 0xffffffff;
int     m68k_fcode = 0;
int     m68k_dma = 0;

#if 0
/* TODO */
t_stat m68k_set_mmu(UNIT *uptr, int32 value, CONST char *cptr, void *desc)
{
    uptr->flags |= value;
    
    /* TODO initialize the MMU */
    TranslateAddr = &m68k_translateaddr;
    return SCPE_OK;
}

t_stat m68k_set_nommu(UNIT *uptr, int32 value, CONST char *cptr, void *desc)
{
    uptr->flags &= ~value;

    /* initialize NO MMU */
    TranslateAddr = &m68k_translateaddr;
    return SCPE_OK;
}
#endif

/* I/O dispatcher
 * 
 * I/O devices are implemented this way:
 * a unit will register its own I/O addresses together with its handler 
 * in a hash which allows simple translation of physical addresses 
 * into units in the ReadPx/WritePx routines.
 * These routines call the iohandler entry on memory mapped read/write.
 * The handler has the option to enqueue an event for its unit for
 * asynchronous callback, e.g. interrupt processing
 */
t_stat m68k_ioinit() 
{
    if (iohash == NULL) {
        iohash = (IOHANDLER**)calloc(IOHASHSIZE,sizeof(IOHANDLER*));
        if (iohash == NULL) return SCPE_MEM;
    }
    return SCPE_OK;
}

t_stat add_iohandler(UNIT* u,void* ctxt,
    t_stat (*io)(struct _iohandler* ioh,uint32* value,uint32 rw,uint32 mask))
{
    PNP_INFO* pnp = (PNP_INFO*)ctxt;
    IOHANDLER* ioh;
    uint32 i,k;
    
    if (!pnp) return SCPE_IERR;
    for (k=i=0; i<pnp->io_size; i+=pnp->io_incr,k++) {
        t_addr p = (pnp->io_base+i) & addrmask;
        t_addr idx = MAKEIOHASH(p);
        ioh = iohash[idx];
        while (ioh != NULL && ioh->port != p) ioh = ioh->next;
        if (ioh) continue; /* already registered */
        
//      printf("Register IO for address %x offset=%d\n",p,k);
        ioh = (IOHANDLER*)malloc(sizeof(IOHANDLER));
        if (ioh == NULL) return SCPE_MEM;
        ioh->ctxt = ctxt;
        ioh->port = p;
        ioh->offset = k;
        ioh->u = u;
        ioh->io = io;
        ioh->next = iohash[idx];
        iohash[idx] = ioh;
    }
    return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat del_iohandler(void* ctxt)
{
    uint32 i;
    PNP_INFO* pnp = (PNP_INFO*)ctxt;
    
    if (!pnp) return SCPE_IERR;
    for (i=0; i<pnp->io_size; i += pnp->io_incr) {
        t_addr p = (pnp->io_base+i) & addrmask;
        t_addr idx = MAKEIOHASH(p);
        IOHANDLER **ioh = &iohash[idx];
        while (*ioh != NULL && (*ioh)->port != p) ioh = &((*ioh)->next);
        if (*ioh) {
            IOHANDLER *e = *ioh;
            *ioh = (*ioh)->next;
            free((void*)e);
        }
    }
    return SCPE_OK;
}

/***********************************************************************************************
 * Memory handling
 * ReadP{B|W|L} and WriteP{B|W|L} simply access physical memory (addrmask applies)
 * ReadV{B|W|L} and WriteV{B|W|L} access virtual memory, i.e. after a "decoder" or mmu has processed
 *                                the address/rwmode/fcode
 * TranslateAddr is a user-supplied function, to be set into the function pointer,
 * which converts an address and other data (e.g. rw, fcode) provided by the CPU
 * into the real physical address. This is basically the MMU.
 * 
 * TranslateAddr returns SCPE_OK for valid translation
 *                       SIM_ISIO if I/O dispatch is required; ioh contains pointer to iohandler
 *                       STOP_ERRADDR if address is invalid
 * Mem accesses memory, selected by a (translated) address. Override in own code for non-contiguous memory
 * Mem returns SCPE_OK and a pointer to the selected byte, if okay, STOP_ERRADR for invalid accesses
 */

/* default handler */
t_stat m68k_translateaddr(t_addr in,t_addr* out, IOHANDLER** ioh,int rw,int fc,int dma)
{
    t_addr ma = in & addrmask;
    t_addr idx = MAKEIOHASH(ma);
    IOHANDLER* i = iohash[idx];

    *out = ma;
    *ioh = 0;
    while (i != NULL && i->port != ma) i = i->next;
    if (i) {
        *ioh = i;
        return SIM_ISIO;
    } else
        return SCPE_OK;
}

/* default memory pointer */
t_stat m68k_mem(t_addr addr,uint8** mem)
{
    if (addr > MEMORYSIZE) return STOP_ERRADR;
    *mem = M+addr;
    return SCPE_OK;
}

t_stat (*TranslateAddr)(t_addr in,t_addr* out,IOHANDLER** ioh,int rw,int fc,int dma) = &m68k_translateaddr;
t_stat (*Mem)(t_addr addr,uint8** mem) = &m68k_mem;

/* memory access routines 
 * The Motorola CPU is big endian, whereas others like the i386 is
 * little endian. The memory uses the natural order of the emulating CPU.
 *
 * addressing uses all bits but LSB to access the memory cell
 * 
 * Memorybits 15 14 13 12 11 10 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00
 *            ------68K Byte0-(MSB)-- ---68K Byte1-----------
 *            ------68K Byte2-------- ---68K Byte3-(LSB)-----
 */
t_stat ReadPB(t_addr a, uint32* val)
{
    uint8* mem;

    t_stat rc = Mem(a & addrmask,&mem);
    switch (rc) {
    default:
        return rc;
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        *val = 0xff;
        return SCPE_OK;
    case SCPE_OK:
        *val = *mem & BMASK;
        return SCPE_OK;
    }
}

t_stat ReadPW(t_addr a, uint32* val)
{
    uint8* mem;
    uint32 dat1,dat2;

    t_stat rc = Mem((a+1)&addrmask,&mem);
    switch (rc) {
    default:
        return rc;
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        *val = 0xffff;
        return SCPE_OK;
    case SCPE_OK:
        /* 68000/08/10 do not like unaligned access */
        if (cputype < 3 && (a & 1)) return STOP_ERRADR;
        dat1 = (*(mem-1) & BMASK) << 8;
        dat2 = *mem & BMASK;
        *val = (dat1 | dat2) & WMASK;
        return SCPE_OK;
    }
}

t_stat ReadPL(t_addr a, uint32* val)
{
    uint8* mem;
    uint32 dat1,dat2,dat3,dat4;

    t_stat rc = Mem((a+3)&addrmask,&mem);
    switch (rc) {
    default:
        return rc;
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        *val = 0xffffffff;
        return SCPE_OK;
    case SCPE_OK:
        /* 68000/08/10 do not like unaligned access */
        if (cputype < 3 && (a & 1)) return STOP_ERRADR;
        dat1 = *(mem-3) & BMASK;
        dat2 = *(mem-2) & BMASK;
        dat3 = *(mem-1) & BMASK;
        dat4 = *mem & BMASK;
        *val = (((((dat1 << 8) | dat2) << 8) | dat3) << 8) | dat4;
        return SCPE_OK;
    }
}

t_stat WritePB(t_addr a, uint32 val)
{
    uint8* mem;
    
    t_stat rc = Mem(a&addrmask,&mem);
    switch (rc) {
    default:
        return rc;
    case SCPE_OK:
        *mem = val & BMASK;
        /*fallthru*/
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        return SCPE_OK;
    }
}

t_stat WritePW(t_addr a, uint32 val)
{
    uint8* mem;
    t_stat rc = Mem((a+1)&addrmask,&mem);
    switch (rc) {
    default:
        return rc;
    case SCPE_OK:
        /* 68000/08/10 do not like unaligned access */
        if (cputype < 3 && (a & 1)) return STOP_ERRADR;
        *(mem-1) = (val >> 8) & BMASK;
        *mem     =  val       & BMASK;
        /*fallthru*/
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        return SCPE_OK;
    }
}

t_stat WritePL(t_addr a, uint32 val)
{
    uint8* mem;

    t_stat rc = Mem((a+3)&addrmask,&mem);
    switch (rc) {
    default:
        return rc;
    case SCPE_OK:
        /* 68000/08/10 do not like unaligned access */
        if (cputype < 3 && (a & 1)) return STOP_ERRADR;
        *(mem-3) = (val >> 24) & BMASK;
        *(mem-2) = (val >> 16) & BMASK;
        *(mem-1) = (val >>  8) & BMASK;
        *mem     =  val        & BMASK;
        /*fallthru*/
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        return SCPE_OK;
    }
}

t_stat ReadVB(t_addr a, uint32* val)
{
    t_addr addr;
    IOHANDLER* ioh;
    t_stat rc = TranslateAddr(a,&addr,&ioh,MEM_READ,m68k_fcode,m68k_dma);
    switch (rc) {
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        /* note this is a hack to persuade memory testing code that there is no memory:
         * writing to such an address is a bit bucket,
         * and reading from it will return some arbitrary value.
         * 
         * SIM_NOMEM has to be defined for systems without a strict memory handling that will
         * result in reading out anything without trapping a memory fault
         */
        *val = 0xff;
        return SCPE_OK;
    case SIM_ISIO:
        return ioh->io(ioh,val,IO_READ,BMASK);
    case SCPE_OK:
        return ReadPB(addr,val);
    default:
        return rc;
    }
}

t_stat ReadVW(t_addr a, uint32* val)
{
    t_addr addr;
    IOHANDLER* ioh;
    t_stat rc = TranslateAddr(a,&addr,&ioh,MEM_READ,m68k_fcode,m68k_dma);
    switch (rc) {
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        *val = 0xffff;
        return SCPE_OK;
    case SIM_ISIO:
        return ioh->io(ioh,val,IO_READ,WMASK);
    case SCPE_OK:
        return ReadPW(addr,val);
    default:
        return rc;
    }
}

t_stat ReadVL(t_addr a, uint32* val)
{
    t_addr addr;
    IOHANDLER* ioh;
    t_stat rc = TranslateAddr(a,&addr,&ioh,MEM_READ,m68k_fcode,m68k_dma);
    switch (rc) {
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        *val = 0xffffffff;
        return SCPE_OK;
    case SIM_ISIO:
        return ioh->io(ioh,val,IO_READ,LMASK);
    case SCPE_OK:
        return ReadPL(addr,val);
    default:
        return rc;
    }
}

t_stat WriteVB(t_addr a, uint32 val)
{
    t_addr addr;
    IOHANDLER* ioh;
    t_stat rc = TranslateAddr(a,&addr,&ioh,MEM_WRITE,m68k_fcode,m68k_dma);
    switch (rc) {
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        /* part 2 of hack for less strict memory handling: ignore anything written
         * to a nonexisting address
         */
        return SCPE_OK;
    case SIM_ISIO:
        return ioh->io(ioh,&val,IO_WRITE,BMASK);
    case SCPE_OK:
        return WritePB(addr,val);
    default:
        return rc;
    }
}

t_stat WriteVW(t_addr a, uint32 val)
{
    t_addr addr;
    IOHANDLER* ioh;
    t_stat rc = TranslateAddr(a,&addr,&ioh,MEM_WRITE,m68k_fcode,m68k_dma);
    switch (rc) {
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        return SCPE_OK;
    case SIM_ISIO:
        return ioh->io(ioh,&val,IO_WRITE,WMASK);
    case SCPE_OK:
        return WritePW(addr,val);
    default:
        return rc;
    }
}

t_stat WriteVL(t_addr a, uint32 val)
{
    t_addr addr;
    IOHANDLER* ioh;
    t_stat rc = TranslateAddr(a,&addr,&ioh,MEM_WRITE,m68k_fcode,m68k_dma);
    switch (rc) {
    case SIM_NOMEM:
        return SCPE_OK;
    case SIM_ISIO:
        return ioh->io(ioh,&val,IO_WRITE,LMASK);
    case SCPE_OK:
        return WritePL(addr,val);
    default:
        return rc;
    }
}