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/* pdp11_xq.c: DEQNA/DELQA ethernet controller simulator
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Copyright (c) 2002-2006, David T. Hittner
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This DEQNA/DELQA simulation is based on:
Digital DELQA Users Guide, Part# EK-DELQA-UG-002
Digital DEQNA Users Guide, Part# EK-DEQNA-UG-001
These manuals can be found online at:
http://www.spies.com/~aek/pdf/dec/qbus
Certain adaptations have been made because this is an emulation:
Ethernet transceiver power flag CSR<12> is ON when attached.
External Loopback does not go out to the physical adapter, it is
implemented more like an extended Internal Loopback
Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) numbers are faked
The 10-second approx. hardware/software reset delay does not exist
Some physical ethernet receive events like Runts, Overruns, etc. are
never reported back, since the packet-level driver never sees them
Certain advantages are derived from this emulation:
If the real ethernet controller is faster than 10Mbit/sec, the speed is
seen by the simulated cpu since there are no minimum response times.
Known Bugs or Unsupported features, in priority order:
1) PDP11 bootstrap
2) MOP functionality not implemented
3) Local packet processing not implemented
Regression Tests:
VAX: 1. Console SHOW DEVICE
2. VMS v7.2 boots/initializes/shows device
3. VMS DECNET - SET HOST and COPY tests
4. VMS MultiNet - SET HOST/TELNET and FTP tests
5. VMS LAT - SET HOST/LAT tests
6. VMS Cluster - SHOW CLUSTER, SHOW DEVICE, and cluster COPY tests
7. Console boot into VMSCluster (>>>B XQAO)
PDP11: 1. RT-11 v5.3 - FTPSB copy test
2. RSTS/E v10.1 - detects/enables device
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Modification history:
07-Jan-06 RMS Fixed unaligned access bugs (found by Doug Carman)
07-Sep-05 DTH Removed unused variable
16-Aug-05 RMS Fixed C++ declaration and cast problems
01-Dec-04 DTH Added runtime attach prompt
27-Feb-04 DTH Removed struct timeb deuggers
31-Jan-04 DTH Replaced #ifdef debuggers with inline debugging
19-Jan-04 DTH Combined service timers into one for efficiency
16-Jan-04 DTH Added more info to SHOW MOD commands, added SET/SHOW XQ DEBUG
13-Jan-04 DTH Corrected interrupt code with help from Tom Evans
06-Jan-04 DTH Added protection against changing mac and type if attached
05-Jan-04 DTH Moved most of xq_setmac to sim_ether
26-Dec-03 DTH Moved ethernet show and queue functions to sim_ether
03-Dec-03 DTH Added minimum name length to show xq eth
25-Nov-03 DTH Reworked interrupts to fix broken XQB implementation
19-Nov-03 MP Rearranged timer reset sequencing to allow for a device to be
disabled after it had been enabled.
17-Nov-03 DTH Standardized #include of timeb.h
28-Sep-03 MP - Fixed bug in xq_process_setup which would leave the
device in promiscuous or all multicast mode once it
ever had been there.
- Fixed output format in show_xq_sanity to end in "\n"
- Added display of All Multicase and promiscuous to
xq_show_filters
- The stuck in All Multicast or Promiscuous issue is
worse than previously thought. See comments in
xq_process_setup.
- Change xq_setmac to also allow ":" as a address
separator character, since sim_ether's eth_mac_fmt
formats them with this separator character.
- Changed xq_sw_reset to behave more like the set of
actions described in Table 3-6 of the DELQA manua.
The manual mentions "N/A" which I'm interpreting to
mean "Not Affected".
05-Jun-03 DTH Added receive packet splitting
03-Jun-03 DTH Added SHOW XQ FILTERS
02-Jun-03 DTH Added SET/SHOW XQ STATS (packet statistics), runt & giant processing
28-May-03 DTH Modified message queue for dynamic size to shrink executable
28-May-03 MP Fixed bug in xq_setmac
06-May-03 DTH Changed 32-bit t_addr to uint32 for v3.0
Removed SET ADDRESS functionality
05-May-03 DTH Added second controller
26-Mar-03 DTH Added PDP11 bootrom loader
Adjusted xq_ex and xq_dev to allow pdp11 to look at bootrom
Patched bootrom to allow "pass" of diagnostics on RSTS/E
06-Mar-03 DTH Corrected interrupts on IE state transition (code by Tom Evans)
Added interrupt clear on soft reset (first noted by Bob Supnik)
Removed interrupt when setting XL or RL (multiple people)
16-Jan-03 DTH Merged Mark Pizzolato's enhancements with main source
Corrected PDP11 XQ_DEBUG compilation
15-Jan-03 MP Fixed the number of units in the xq device structure.
13-Jan-03 MP Reworked the timer management logic which initiated
the system id broadcast messages. The original
implementation triggered this on the CSR transition
of Receiver Enabled. This was an issue since the
it seems that at least VMS's XQ driver makes this
transition often and the resulting overhead reduces
the simulated CPU instruction execution throughput by
about 40%. I start the system id timer on device
reset and it fires once a second so that it can
leverage the reasonably recalibrated tmr_poll value.
13-Jan-03 MP Changed the scheduling of xq_svc to leverage the
dynamically computed clock values to achieve an
approximate interval of 100 per second. This is
more than sufficient for normal system behaviour
expecially since we service receives with every
transmit. The previous fixed value of 2500
attempted to get 200/sec but it was a guess that
didn't adapt. On faster host systems (possibly
most of them) the 2500 number spends too much time
polling.
10-Jan-03 DTH Removed XQ_DEBUG dependency from Borland #pragmas
Added SET XQ BOOTROM command for PDP11s
07-Jan-03 DTH Added pointer to online manuals
02-Jan-03 DTH Added local packet processing
30-Dec-02 DTH Added automatic system id broadcast
27-Dec-02 DTH Merged Mark Pizzolato's enhancements with main source
20-Dec-02 MP Fix bug that caused VMS system crashes when attempting cluster
operations. Added additional conditionally compiled debug
info needed to track down the issue.
17-Dec-02 MP Added SIMH "registers" describing the Ethernet state
so this information can be recorded in a "saved" snapshot.
05-Dec-02 MP Adjusted the rtime value from 100 to 2500 which increased the
available CPU cycles for Instruction execution by almost 100%.
This made sense after the below enhancements which, in general
caused the draining of the received data stream much more
agressively with less overhead.
05-Dec-02 MP Added a call to xq_svc after all successful calls to eth_write
to allow receive processing to happen before the next event
service time.
05-Dec-02 MP Restructured the flow of processing in xq_svc so that eth_read
is called repeatedly until either a packet isn't found or
there is no room for another one in the queue. Once that has
been done, xq_process_rdbl is called to pass the queued packets
into the simulated system as space is available there.
xq_process_rdbl is also called at the beginning of xq_svc to
drain the queue into the simulated system, making more room
available in the queue. No processing is done at all in
xq_svc if the receiver is disabled.
04-Dec-02 MP Changed interface and usage to xq_insert_queue to pass
the packet to be inserted by reference. This avoids 3K bytes
of buffer copy operations for each packet received. Now only
copy actual received packet data.
31-Oct-02 DTH Cleaned up pointer warnings (found by Federico Schwindt)
Corrected unattached and no network behavior
Added message when SHOW XQ ETH finds no devices
23-Oct-02 DTH Beta 5 released
22-Oct-02 DTH Added all_multicast and promiscuous support
21-Oct-02 DTH Added write buffer max size check (code by Jason Thorpe)
Corrected copyright again
Implemented NXM testing and recovery
16-Oct-02 DTH Beta 4 released
Added and debugged Sanity Timer code
Corrected copyright
15-Oct-02 DTH Rollback to known good Beta3 and roll forward; TCP broken
12-Oct-02 DTH Fixed VAX network bootstrap; setup packets must return TDR > 0
11-Oct-02 DTH Added SET/SHOW XQ TYPE and SET/SHOW XQ SANITY commands
10-Oct-02 DTH Beta 3 released; Integrated with 2.10-0b1
Fixed off-by-1 bug on xq->setup.macs[7..13]
Added xq_make_checksum
Added rejection of multicast addresses in SET XQ MAC
08-Oct-02 DTH Beta 2 released; Integrated with 2.10-0p4
Added variable vector (fixes PDP11) and copyrights
03-Oct-02 DTH Beta version of xq/sim_ether released for SIMH 2.09-11
24-Sep-02 DTH Moved more code to Sim_Ether module, added SHOW ETH command
23-Sep-02 DTH Added SET/SHOW MAC command
22-Sep-02 DTH Multinet TCP/IP loaded, tests OK via SET HOST/TELNET
20-Sep-02 DTH Cleaned up code fragments, fixed non-DECNET MAC use
19-Sep-02 DTH DECNET finally stays up; successful SET HOST to another node
15-Sep-02 DTH Added ethernet packet read/write
13-Sep-02 DTH DECNET starts, but circuit keeps going up & down
26-Aug-02 DTH DECNET loaded, returns device timeout
22-Aug-02 DTH VMS 7.2 recognizes device as XQA0
18-Aug-02 DTH VAX sees device as XQA0; shows hardcoded MAC correctly
15-Aug-02 DTH Started XQ simulation
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*/
#include <assert.h>
#include "pdp11_xq.h"
#include "pdp11_xq_bootrom.h"
extern int32 tmr_poll, clk_tps;
extern FILE* sim_deb;
extern char* read_line (char *ptr, int32 size, FILE *stream);
/* forward declarations */
t_stat xq_rd(int32* data, int32 PA, int32 access);
t_stat xq_wr(int32 data, int32 PA, int32 access);
t_stat xq_svc(UNIT * uptr);
t_stat xq_reset (DEVICE * dptr);
t_stat xq_attach (UNIT * uptr, char * cptr);
t_stat xq_detach (UNIT * uptr);
t_stat xq_showmac (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc);
t_stat xq_setmac (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc);
t_stat xq_show_filters (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc);
t_stat xq_show_stats (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc);
t_stat xq_set_stats (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc);
t_stat xq_show_type (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc);
t_stat xq_set_type (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc);
t_stat xq_show_sanity (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc);
t_stat xq_set_sanity (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc);
t_stat xq_show_poll (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc);
t_stat xq_set_poll (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc);
t_stat xq_process_xbdl(CTLR* xq);
t_stat xq_dispatch_xbdl(CTLR* xq);
void xq_start_receiver(void);
void xq_sw_reset(CTLR* xq);
t_stat xq_ex (t_value *vptr, t_addr addr, UNIT *uptr, int32 sw);
t_stat xq_dep (t_value val, t_addr addr, UNIT *uptr, int32 sw);
void xq_reset_santmr(CTLR* xq);
t_stat xq_boot_host(CTLR* xq);
t_stat xq_system_id(CTLR* xq, const ETH_MAC dst, uint16 receipt_id);
void xqa_read_callback(int status);
void xqb_read_callback(int status);
void xqa_write_callback(int status);
void xqb_write_callback(int status);
void xq_setint (CTLR* xq);
void xq_clrint (CTLR* xq);
int32 xq_int (void);
void xq_csr_set_clr(CTLR* xq, uint16 set_bits, uint16 clear_bits);
struct xq_device xqa = {
xqa_read_callback, /* read callback routine */
xqa_write_callback, /* write callback routine */
{0x08, 0x00, 0x2B, 0xAA, 0xBB, 0xCC}, /* mac */
XQ_T_DELQA, /* type */
XQ_SERVICE_INTERVAL, /* poll */
{0} /* sanity */
};
struct xq_device xqb = {
xqb_read_callback, /* read callback routine */
xqb_write_callback, /* write callback routine */
{0x08, 0x00, 0x2B, 0xBB, 0xCC, 0xDD}, /* mac */
XQ_T_DELQA, /* type */
XQ_SERVICE_INTERVAL, /* poll */
{0} /* sanity */
};
/* SIMH device structures */
DIB xqa_dib = { IOBA_XQ, IOLN_XQ, &xq_rd, &xq_wr,
1, IVCL (XQ), 0, { &xq_int } };
UNIT xqa_unit[] = {
{ UDATA (&xq_svc, UNIT_ATTABLE + UNIT_DISABLE, 2047) }, /* receive timer */
};
REG xqa_reg[] = {
{ GRDATA ( SA0, xqa.addr[0], XQ_RDX, 8, 0), REG_RO|REG_FIT},
{ GRDATA ( SA1, xqa.addr[1], XQ_RDX, 8, 0), REG_RO|REG_FIT},
{ GRDATA ( SA2, xqa.addr[2], XQ_RDX, 8, 0), REG_RO|REG_FIT},
{ GRDATA ( SA3, xqa.addr[3], XQ_RDX, 8, 0), REG_RO|REG_FIT},
{ GRDATA ( SA4, xqa.addr[4], XQ_RDX, 8, 0), REG_RO|REG_FIT},
{ GRDATA ( SA5, xqa.addr[5], XQ_RDX, 8, 0), REG_RO|REG_FIT},
{ GRDATA ( RBDL, xqa.rbdl[0], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_FIT },
{ GRDATA ( RBDH, xqa.rbdl[1], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_FIT },
{ GRDATA ( XBDL, xqa.xbdl[0], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_FIT },
{ GRDATA ( XBDH, xqa.xbdl[1], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_FIT },
{ GRDATA ( VAR, xqa.var, XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_FIT },
{ GRDATA ( CSR, xqa.csr, XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_FIT },
{ FLDATA ( INT, xqa.irq, 0) },
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_PRM, xqa.setup.promiscuous, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_MLT, xqa.setup.multicast, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_L1, xqa.setup.l1, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_L2, xqa.setup.l2, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_L3, xqa.setup.l3, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_SAN, xqa.setup.sanity_timer, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ BRDATA ( SETUP_MACS, &xqa.setup.macs, XQ_RDX, 8, sizeof(xqa.setup.macs)), REG_HRO},
{ NULL },
};
DIB xqb_dib = { IOBA_XQB, IOLN_XQB, &xq_rd, &xq_wr,
1, IVCL (XQ), 0, { &xq_int } };
UNIT xqb_unit[] = {
{ UDATA (&xq_svc, UNIT_ATTABLE + UNIT_DISABLE, 2047) }, /* receive timer */
};
REG xqb_reg[] = {
{ GRDATA ( SA0, xqb.addr[0], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_RO},
{ GRDATA ( SA1, xqb.addr[1], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_RO},
{ GRDATA ( SA2, xqb.addr[2], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_RO},
{ GRDATA ( SA3, xqb.addr[3], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_RO},
{ GRDATA ( SA4, xqb.addr[4], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_RO},
{ GRDATA ( SA5, xqb.addr[5], XQ_RDX, 16, 0), REG_RO},
{ GRDATA ( RBDL, xqb.rbdl, XQ_RDX, 32, 0) },
{ GRDATA ( XBDL, xqb.xbdl, XQ_RDX, 32, 0) },
{ GRDATA ( VAR, xqb.var, XQ_RDX, 16, 0) },
{ GRDATA ( CSR, xqb.csr, XQ_RDX, 16, 0) },
{ FLDATA ( INT, xqb.irq, 0) },
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_PRM, xqb.setup.promiscuous, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_MLT, xqb.setup.multicast, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_L1, xqb.setup.l1, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_L2, xqb.setup.l2, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_L3, xqb.setup.l3, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ GRDATA ( SETUP_SAN, xqb.setup.sanity_timer, XQ_RDX, 32, 0), REG_HRO},
{ BRDATA ( SETUP_MACS, &xqb.setup.macs, XQ_RDX, 8, sizeof(xqb.setup.macs)), REG_HRO},
{ NULL },
};
MTAB xq_mod[] = {
{ MTAB_XTD|MTAB_VDV, 004, "ADDRESS", NULL,
NULL, &show_addr, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD|MTAB_VDV, 0, "VECTOR", NULL,
NULL, &show_vec, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD | MTAB_VDV, 0, "MAC", "MAC=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx",
&xq_setmac, &xq_showmac, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD | MTAB_VDV | MTAB_NMO, 0, "ETH", "ETH",
NULL, &eth_show, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD | MTAB_VDV | MTAB_NMO, 0, "FILTERS", "FILTERS",
NULL, &xq_show_filters, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD | MTAB_VDV | MTAB_NMO, 0, "STATS", "STATS",
&xq_set_stats, &xq_show_stats, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD | MTAB_VDV, 0, "TYPE", "TYPE={DEQNA|DELQA}",
&xq_set_type, &xq_show_type, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD | MTAB_VDV, 0, "POLL", "POLL={DEFAULT|4..2500]",
&xq_set_poll, &xq_show_poll, NULL },
{ MTAB_XTD | MTAB_VDV | MTAB_NMO, 0, "SANITY", "SANITY={ON|OFF}",
&xq_set_sanity, &xq_show_sanity, NULL },
{ 0 },
};
DEBTAB xq_debug[] = {
{"TRACE", DBG_TRC},
{"CSR", DBG_CSR},
{"VAR", DBG_VAR},
{"WARN", DBG_WRN},
{"SETUP", DBG_SET},
{"SANITY", DBG_SAN},
{"REG", DBG_REG},
{"PACKET", DBG_PCK},
{"ETH", DBG_ETH},
{0}
};
DEVICE xq_dev = {
"XQ", xqa_unit, xqa_reg, xq_mod,
1, XQ_RDX, 11, 1, XQ_RDX, 16,
&xq_ex, &xq_dep, &xq_reset,
NULL, &xq_attach, &xq_detach,
&xqa_dib, DEV_DISABLE | DEV_QBUS | DEV_DEBUG,
0, xq_debug
};
DEVICE xqb_dev = {
"XQB", xqb_unit, xqb_reg, xq_mod,
1, XQ_RDX, 11, 1, XQ_RDX, 16,
&xq_ex, &xq_dep, &xq_reset,
NULL, &xq_attach, &xq_detach,
&xqb_dib, DEV_DISABLE | DEV_DIS | DEV_QBUS | DEV_DEBUG,
0, xq_debug
};
CTLR xq_ctrl[] = {
{&xq_dev, xqa_unit, &xqa_dib, &xqa}, /* XQA controller */
{&xqb_dev, xqb_unit, &xqb_dib, &xqb} /* XQB controller */
};
const char* const xq_recv_regnames[] = {
"MAC0", "MAC1", "MAC2", "MAC3", "MAC4", "MAC5", "VAR", "CSR"
};
const char* const xq_xmit_regnames[] = {
"", "", "RBDL-Lo", "RBDL-Hi", "XBDL-Lo", "XBDL-Hi", "VAR", "CSR"
};
const char* const xq_csr_bits[] = {
"RE", "SR", "NI", "BD", "XL", "RL", "IE", "XI",
"IL", "EL", "SE", "RR", "OK", "CA", "PE", "RI"
};
const char* const xq_var_bits[] = {
"ID", "RR", "V0", "V1", "V2", "V3", "V4", "V5",
"V6", "V7", "S1", "S2", "S3", "RS", "OS", "MS"
};
/* internal debugging routines */
void xq_debug_setup(CTLR* xq);
/*============================================================================*/
/* Multicontroller support */
CTLR* xq_unit2ctlr(UNIT* uptr)
{
unsigned int i,j;
for (i=0; i<XQ_MAX_CONTROLLERS; i++)
for (j=0; j<xq_ctrl[i].dev->numunits; j++)
if (&xq_ctrl[i].unit[j] == uptr)
return &xq_ctrl[i];
/* not found */
return 0;
}
CTLR* xq_dev2ctlr(DEVICE* dptr)
{
int i;
for (i=0; i<XQ_MAX_CONTROLLERS; i++)
if (xq_ctrl[i].dev == dptr)
return &xq_ctrl[i];
/* not found */
return 0;
}
CTLR* xq_pa2ctlr(uint32 PA)
{
int i;
for (i=0; i<XQ_MAX_CONTROLLERS; i++)
if ((PA >= xq_ctrl[i].dib->ba) && (PA < (xq_ctrl[i].dib->ba + xq_ctrl[i].dib->lnt)))
return &xq_ctrl[i];
/* not found */
return 0;
}
/*============================================================================*/
/* stop simh from reading non-existant unit data stream */
t_stat xq_ex (t_value* vptr, t_addr addr, UNIT* uptr, int32 sw)
{
/* on PDP-11, allow EX command to look at bootrom */
#ifdef VM_PDP11
if (addr <= sizeof(xq_bootrom)/2)
*vptr = xq_bootrom[addr];
else
*vptr = 0;
return SCPE_OK;
#else
return SCPE_NOFNC;
#endif
}
/* stop simh from writing non-existant unit data stream */
t_stat xq_dep (t_value val, t_addr addr, UNIT* uptr, int32 sw)
{
return SCPE_NOFNC;
}
t_stat xq_showmac (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
char buffer[20];
eth_mac_fmt((ETH_MAC*)xq->var->mac, buffer);
fprintf(st, "MAC=%s", buffer);
return SCPE_OK;
}
void xq_make_checksum(CTLR* xq)
{
/* checksum calculation routine detailed in vaxboot.zip/xqbtdrivr.mar */
uint32 checksum = 0;
const uint32 wmask = 0xFFFF;
int i;
for (i = 0; i < sizeof(ETH_MAC); i += 2) {
checksum <<= 1;
if (checksum > wmask)
checksum -= wmask;
checksum += (xq->var->mac[i] << 8) | xq->var->mac[i+1];
if (checksum > wmask)
checksum -= wmask;
}
if (checksum == wmask)
checksum = 0;
/* set checksum bytes */
xq->var->mac_checksum[0] = checksum & 0xFF;
xq->var->mac_checksum[1] = checksum >> 8;
}
t_stat xq_setmac (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc)
{
t_stat status;
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
if (!cptr) return SCPE_IERR;
if (uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT) return SCPE_ALATT;
status = eth_mac_scan(&xq->var->mac, cptr);
if (status != SCPE_OK)
return status;
/* calculate mac checksum */
xq_make_checksum(xq);
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_set_stats (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc)
{
/* this sets all ints in the stats structure to the integer passed */
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
if (cptr) {
/* set individual stats to passed parameter value */
int init = atoi(cptr);
int* stat_array = (int*) &xq->var->stats;
int elements = sizeof(struct xq_stats)/sizeof(int);
int i;
for (i=0; i<elements; i++)
stat_array[i] = init;
} else {
/* set stats to zero */
memset(&xq->var->stats, 0, sizeof(struct xq_stats));
}
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_show_stats (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc)
{
char* fmt = " %-15s%d\n";
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
fprintf(st, "Ethernet statistics:\n");
fprintf(st, fmt, "Recv:", xq->var->stats.recv);
fprintf(st, fmt, "Filtered:", xq->var->stats.filter);
fprintf(st, fmt, "Xmit:", xq->var->stats.xmit);
fprintf(st, fmt, "Xmit Fail:", xq->var->stats.fail);
fprintf(st, fmt, "Runts:", xq->var->stats.runt);
fprintf(st, fmt, "Oversize:", xq->var->stats.giant);
fprintf(st, fmt, "Setup:", xq->var->stats.setup);
fprintf(st, fmt, "Loopback:", xq->var->stats.loop);
fprintf(st, fmt, "ReadQ high:", xq->var->ReadQ.high);
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_show_filters (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
char buffer[20];
int i;
fprintf(st, "Filters:\n");
for (i=0; i<XQ_FILTER_MAX; i++) {
eth_mac_fmt((ETH_MAC*)xq->var->setup.macs[i], buffer);
fprintf(st, " [%2d]: %s\n", i, buffer);
};
if (xq->var->setup.multicast)
fprintf(st, "All Multicast Receive Mode\n");
if (xq->var->setup.promiscuous)
fprintf(st, "Promiscuous Receive Mode\n");
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_show_type (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
fprintf(st, "type=");
switch (xq->var->type) {
case XQ_T_DEQNA: fprintf(st, "DEQNA"); break;
case XQ_T_DELQA: fprintf(st, "DELQA"); break;
}
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_set_type (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
if (!cptr) return SCPE_IERR;
if (uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT) return SCPE_ALATT;
/* this assumes that the parameter has already been upcased */
if (!strcmp(cptr, "DEQNA")) xq->var->type = XQ_T_DEQNA;
else if (!strcmp(cptr, "DELQA")) xq->var->type = XQ_T_DELQA;
else return SCPE_ARG;
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_show_poll (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
fprintf(st, "poll=%d", xq->var->poll);
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_set_poll (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
if (!cptr) return SCPE_IERR;
if (uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT) return SCPE_ALATT;
/* this assumes that the parameter has already been upcased */
if (!strcmp(cptr, "DEFAULT"))
xq->var->poll = XQ_SERVICE_INTERVAL;
else {
int newpoll = 0;
sscanf(cptr, "%d", &newpoll);
if ((newpoll >= 4) && (newpoll <= 2500))
xq->var->poll = newpoll;
else
return SCPE_ARG;
}
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_show_sanity (FILE* st, UNIT* uptr, int32 val, void* desc)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
fprintf(st, "sanity=");
switch (xq->var->sanity.enabled) {
case 2: fprintf(st, "ON\n"); break;
default: fprintf(st, "OFF\n"); break;
}
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_set_sanity (UNIT* uptr, int32 val, char* cptr, void* desc)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
if (!cptr) return SCPE_IERR;
if (uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT) return SCPE_ALATT;
/* this assumes that the parameter has already been upcased */
if (!strcmp(cptr, "ON")) xq->var->sanity.enabled = 2;
else if (!strcmp(cptr, "OFF")) xq->var->sanity.enabled = 0;
else return SCPE_ARG;
return SCPE_OK;
}
/*============================================================================*/
t_stat xq_nxm_error(CTLR* xq)
{
const uint16 set_bits = XQ_CSR_NI | XQ_CSR_XI | XQ_CSR_XL | XQ_CSR_RL;
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "Non Existent Memory Error!\n");
/* set NXM and associated bits in CSR */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, set_bits , 0);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/*
** write callback
*/
void xq_write_callback (CTLR* xq, int status)
{
t_stat rstatus;
int32 wstatus;
const uint16 TDR = 100 + xq->var->write_buffer.len * 8; /* arbitrary value */
uint16 write_success[2] = {0};
uint16 write_failure[2] = {XQ_DSC_C};
write_success[1] = TDR & 0x03FF; /* Does TDR get set on successful packets ?? */
write_failure[1] = TDR & 0x03FF; /* TSW2<09:00> */
xq->var->stats.xmit += 1;
/* update write status words */
if (status == 0) { /* success */
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->xbdl_ba + 8, 4, write_success);
} else { /* failure */
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "Packet Write Error!\n");
xq->var->stats.fail += 1;
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->xbdl_ba + 8, 4, write_failure);
}
if (wstatus) {
xq_nxm_error(xq);
return;
}
/* update csr */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_XI, 0);
/* reset sanity timer */
xq_reset_santmr(xq);
/* clear write buffer */
xq->var->write_buffer.len = 0;
/* next descriptor (implicit) */
xq->var->xbdl_ba += 12;
/* finish processing xbdl */
rstatus = xq_process_xbdl(xq);
}
void xqa_write_callback (int status)
{
xq_write_callback(&xq_ctrl[0], status);
}
void xqb_write_callback (int status)
{
xq_write_callback(&xq_ctrl[1], status);
}
/* read registers: */
t_stat xq_rd(int32* data, int32 PA, int32 access)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_pa2ctlr(PA);
int index = (PA >> 1) & 07; /* word index */
sim_debug(DBG_REG, xq->dev, "xq_rd(PA=0x%08X [%s], access=%d)\n", PA, xq_recv_regnames[index], access);
switch (index) {
case 0:
case 1:
/* return checksum in external loopback mode */
if (xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_EL)
*data = 0xFF00 | xq->var->mac_checksum[index];
else
*data = 0xFF00 | xq->var->mac[index];
break;
case 2:
case 3:
case 4:
case 5:
*data = 0xFF00 | xq->var->mac[index];
break;
case 6:
sim_debug_u16(DBG_VAR, xq->dev, xq_var_bits, xq->var->var, xq->var->var, 0);
sim_debug (DBG_VAR, xq->dev, ", vec = 0%o\n", (xq->var->var & XQ_VEC_IV));
*data = xq->var->var;
break;
case 7:
sim_debug_u16(DBG_CSR, xq->dev, xq_csr_bits, xq->var->csr, xq->var->csr, 1);
*data = xq->var->csr;
break;
}
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* dispatch ethernet read request
procedure documented in sec. 3.2.2 */
t_stat xq_process_rbdl(CTLR* xq)
{
int32 rstatus, wstatus;
uint16 b_length, w_length, rbl;
uint32 address;
ETH_ITEM* item;
uint8* rbuf;
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_process_rdbl\n");
/* process buffer descriptors */
while(1) {
/* get receive bdl from memory */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[0] = 0xFFFF;
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->rbdl_ba, 2, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[0]);
rstatus = Map_ReadW (xq->var->rbdl_ba + 2, 6, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[1]);
if (rstatus || wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* invalid buffer? */
if (~xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_V) {
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_RL, 0);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* explicit chain buffer? */
if (xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_C) {
xq->var->rbdl_ba = ((xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & 0x3F) << 16) | xq->var->rbdl_buf[2];
continue;
}
/* stop processing if nothing in read queue */
if (!xq->var->ReadQ.count) break;
/* get status words */
rstatus = Map_ReadW(xq->var->rbdl_ba + 8, 4, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[4]);
if (rstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* get host memory address */
address = ((xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & 0x3F) << 16) | xq->var->rbdl_buf[2];
/* decode buffer length - two's complement (in words) */
w_length = ~xq->var->rbdl_buf[3] + 1;
b_length = w_length * 2;
if (xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_H) b_length -= 1;
if (xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_L) b_length -= 1;
item = &xq->var->ReadQ.item[xq->var->ReadQ.head];
rbl = item->packet.len;
rbuf = item->packet.msg;
/* see if packet must be size-adjusted or is splitting */
if (item->packet.used) {
int used = item->packet.used;
rbl -= used;
rbuf = &item->packet.msg[used];
} else {
/* adjust runt packets */
if (rbl < ETH_MIN_PACKET) {
xq->var->stats.runt += 1;
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "Runt detected, size = %d\n", rbl);
/* pad runts with zeros up to minimum size - this allows "legal" (size - 60)
processing of those weird short ARP packets that seem to occur occasionally */
memset(&item->packet.msg[rbl], 0, ETH_MIN_PACKET-rbl);
rbl = ETH_MIN_PACKET;
};
/* adjust oversized packets */
if (rbl > ETH_MAX_PACKET) {
xq->var->stats.giant += 1;
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "Giant detected, size=%d\n", rbl);
/* trim giants down to maximum size - no documentation on how to handle the data loss */
item->packet.len = ETH_MAX_PACKET;
rbl = ETH_MAX_PACKET;
};
};
/* make sure entire packet fits in buffer - if not, will need to split into multiple buffers */
if (rbl > b_length)
rbl = b_length;
item->packet.used += rbl;
/* send data to host */
wstatus = Map_WriteB(address, rbl, rbuf);
if (wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* set receive size into RBL - RBL<10:8> maps into Status1<10:8>,
RBL<7:0> maps into Status2<7:0>, and Status2<15:8> (copy) */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] = 0;
switch (item->type) {
case 0: /* setup packet */
xq->var->stats.setup += 1;
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] = 0x2700; /* set esetup and RBL 10:8 */
break;
case 1: /* loopback packet */
xq->var->stats.loop += 1;
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] = 0x2000; /* loopback flag */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] |= (rbl & 0x0700); /* high bits of rbl */
break;
case 2: /* normal packet */
rbl -= 60; /* keeps max packet size in 11 bits */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] = (rbl & 0x0700); /* high bits of rbl */
break;
}
if (item->packet.used < item->packet.len)
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] |= 0xC000; /* not last segment */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[5] = ((rbl & 0x00FF) << 8) | (rbl & 0x00FF);
if (xq->var->ReadQ.loss) {
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "ReadQ overflow!\n");
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] |= 0x0001; /* set overflow bit */
xq->var->ReadQ.loss = 0; /* reset loss counter */
}
/* update read status words*/
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->rbdl_ba + 8, 4, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[4]);
if (wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* remove packet from queue */
if (item->packet.used >= item->packet.len)
ethq_remove(&xq->var->ReadQ);
/* mark transmission complete */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_RI, 0);
/* set to next bdl (implicit chain) */
xq->var->rbdl_ba += 12;
} /* while */
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_process_mop(CTLR* xq)
{
uint32 address;
uint16 size;
int32 wstatus;
struct xq_meb* meb = (struct xq_meb*) &xq->var->write_buffer.msg[0200];
const struct xq_meb* limit = (struct xq_meb*) &xq->var->write_buffer.msg[0400];
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_process_mop()\n");
if (xq->var->type == XQ_T_DEQNA) /* DEQNA's don't MOP */
return SCPE_NOFNC;
while ((meb->type != 0) && (meb < limit)) {
address = (meb->add_hi << 16) || (meb->add_mi << 8) || meb->add_lo;
size = (meb->siz_hi << 8) || meb->siz_lo;
/* MOP stuff here - NOT YET FULLY IMPLEMENTED */
sim_debug (DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "Processing MEB type: %d\n", meb->type);
switch (meb->type) {
case 0: /* MOP Termination */
break;
case 1: /* MOP Read Ethernet Address */
wstatus = Map_WriteB(address, sizeof(ETH_MAC), (uint8*) &xq->var->setup.macs[0]);
if (wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
break;
case 2: /* MOP Reset System ID */
break;
case 3: /* MOP Read Last MOP Boot */
break;
case 4: /* MOP Read Boot Password */
break;
case 5: /* MOP Write Boot Password */
break;
case 6: /* MOP Read System ID */
break;
case 7: /* MOP Write System ID */
break;
case 8: /* MOP Read Counters */
break;
case 9: /* Mop Read/Clear Counters */
break;
} /* switch */
/* process next meb */
meb += sizeof(struct xq_meb);
} /* while */
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_process_setup(CTLR* xq)
{
int i,j;
int count = 0;
float secs;
t_stat status;
ETH_MAC zeros = {0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0};
ETH_MAC filters[XQ_FILTER_MAX + 1];
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_process_setup()\n");
/* extract filter addresses from setup packet */
memset(xq->var->setup.macs, '\0', sizeof(xq->var->setup.macs));
for (i = 0; i < 7; i++)
for (j = 0; j < 6; j++) {
xq->var->setup.macs[i] [j] = xq->var->write_buffer.msg[(i + 01) + (j * 8)];
if (xq->var->write_buffer.len > 112)
xq->var->setup.macs[i+7][j] = xq->var->write_buffer.msg[(i + 0101) + (j * 8)];
}
/*
Under VMS the setup packet that is passed to turn promiscuous
off after it has been on doesn't seem to follow the rules documented
in both the DEQNA and DELQA manuals.
These rules seem to say that setup packets less than 128 should only
modify the address filter set and probably not the All-Multicast and
Promiscuous modes, however, VMS V5-5 and V7.3 seem to send a 127 byte
packet to turn this functionality off. I'm not sure how real hardware
behaves in this case, since the only consequence is extra interrupt
load. To realize and retain the benefits of the newly added BPF
functionality in sim_ether, I've modified the logic implemented here
to disable Promiscuous mode when a "small" setup packet is processed.
I'm deliberately not modifying the All-Multicast mode the same way
since I don't have an observable case of its behavior. These two
different modes come from very different usage situations:
1) Promiscuous mode is usually entered for relatively short periods
of time due to the needs of a specific application program which
is doing some sort of management/monitoring function (i.e. tcpdump)
2) All-Multicast mode is only entered by the OS Kernel Port Driver
when it happens to have clients (usually network stacks or service
programs) which as a group need to listen to more multicast ethernet
addresses than the 12 (or so) which the hardware supports directly.
so, I believe that the All-Multicast mode, is first rarely used, and if
it ever is used, once set, it will probably be set either forever or for
long periods of time, and the additional interrupt processing load to
deal with the distinctly lower multicast traffic set is clearly lower than
that of the promiscuous mode.
*/
xq->var->setup.promiscuous = 0;
/* process high byte count */
if (xq->var->write_buffer.len > 128) {
uint16 len = xq->var->write_buffer.len;
uint16 led, san;
xq->var->setup.multicast = (0 != (len & XQ_SETUP_MC));
xq->var->setup.promiscuous = (0 != (len & XQ_SETUP_PM));
if (led = (len & XQ_SETUP_LD) >> 2) {
switch (led) {
case 1: xq->var->setup.l1 = 0; break;
case 2: xq->var->setup.l2 = 0; break;
case 3: xq->var->setup.l3 = 0; break;
} /* switch */
} /* if led */
/* set sanity timer timeout */
san = (len & XQ_SETUP_ST) >> 4;
switch(san) {
case 0: secs = 0.25; break; /* 1/4 second */
case 1: secs = 1; break; /* 1 second */
case 2: secs = 4; break; /* 4 seconds */
case 3: secs = 16; break; /* 16 seconds */
case 4: secs = 1 * 60; break; /* 1 minute */
case 5: secs = 4 * 60; break; /* 4 minutes */
case 6: secs = 16 * 60; break; /* 16 minutes */
case 7: secs = 64 * 60; break; /* 64 minutes */
}
xq->var->sanity.quarter_secs = (int) (secs * 4);
xq->var->sanity.max = (int) (secs * xq->var->poll);
}
/* finalize sanity timer state */
xq->var->sanity.timer = xq->var->sanity.max;
if (xq->var->sanity.enabled != 2) {
if (xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_SE)
xq->var->sanity.enabled = 1;
else
xq->var->sanity.enabled = 0;
}
/* set ethernet filter */
/* memcpy (filters[count++], xq->mac, sizeof(ETH_MAC)); */
for (i = 0; i < XQ_FILTER_MAX; i++)
if (memcmp(zeros, &xq->var->setup.macs[i], sizeof(ETH_MAC)))
memcpy (filters[count++], xq->var->setup.macs[i], sizeof(ETH_MAC));
status = eth_filter (xq->var->etherface, count, filters, xq->var->setup.multicast, xq->var->setup.promiscuous);
/* process MOP information */
if (xq->var->write_buffer.msg[0])
status = xq_process_mop(xq);
/* mark setup block valid */
xq->var->setup.valid = 1;
if (sim_deb && (xq->dev->dctrl & DBG_SET))
xq_debug_setup(xq);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/*
Dispatch Write Operation
The DELQA manual does not explicitly state whether or not multiple packets
can be written in one transmit operation, so a maximum of 1 packet is assumed.
*/
t_stat xq_process_xbdl(CTLR* xq)
{
const uint16 implicit_chain_status[2] = {XQ_DSC_V | XQ_DSC_C, 1};
const uint16 write_success[2] = {0, 1 /*Non-Zero TDR*/};
uint16 b_length, w_length;
int32 rstatus, wstatus;
uint32 address;
t_stat status;
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_process_xbdl()\n");
/* clear write buffer */
xq->var->write_buffer.len = 0;
/* process buffer descriptors until not valid */
while (1) {
/* Get transmit bdl from memory */
rstatus = Map_ReadW (xq->var->xbdl_ba, 12, &xq->var->xbdl_buf[0]);
xq->var->xbdl_buf[0] = 0xFFFF;
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->xbdl_ba, 2, &xq->var->xbdl_buf[0]);
if (rstatus || wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* invalid buffer? */
if (~xq->var->xbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_V) {
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_XL, 0);
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "XBDL List empty\n");
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* compute host memory address */
address = ((xq->var->xbdl_buf[1] & 0x3F) << 16) | xq->var->xbdl_buf[2];
/* decode buffer length - two's complement (in words) */
w_length = ~xq->var->xbdl_buf[3] + 1;
b_length = w_length * 2;
if (xq->var->xbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_H) b_length -= 1;
if (xq->var->xbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_L) b_length -= 1;
/* explicit chain buffer? */
if (xq->var->xbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_C) {
xq->var->xbdl_ba = address;
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "XBDL chained buffer encountered: %d\n", b_length);
continue;
}
/* add to transmit buffer, making sure it's not too big */
if ((xq->var->write_buffer.len + b_length) > sizeof(xq->var->write_buffer.msg))
b_length = sizeof(xq->var->write_buffer.msg) - xq->var->write_buffer.len;
rstatus = Map_ReadB(address, b_length, &xq->var->write_buffer.msg[xq->var->write_buffer.len]);
if (rstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
xq->var->write_buffer.len += b_length;
/* end of message? */
if (xq->var->xbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_E) {
if (((~xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_RE) && ((~xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_IL) || (xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_EL))) || /* loopback */
(xq->var->xbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_S)) { /* or setup packet (forces loopback regardless of state) */
if (xq->var->xbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_S) { /* setup packet */
status = xq_process_setup(xq);
/* put packet in read buffer */
ethq_insert (&xq->var->ReadQ, 0, &xq->var->write_buffer, status);
} else { /* loopback */
/* put packet in read buffer */
ethq_insert (&xq->var->ReadQ, 1, &xq->var->write_buffer, 0);
}
/* update write status */
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->xbdl_ba + 8, 4, (uint16*) write_success);
if (wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* clear write buffer */
xq->var->write_buffer.len = 0;
/* reset sanity timer */
xq_reset_santmr(xq);
/* mark transmission complete */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_XI, 0);
/* now trigger "read" of setup or loopback packet */
if (~xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_RL)
status = xq_process_rbdl(xq);
} else { /* not loopback */
status = eth_write(xq->var->etherface, &xq->var->write_buffer, xq->var->wcallback);
if (status != SCPE_OK) /* not implemented or unattached */
xq_write_callback(xq, 1); /* fake failure */
#if 0
else
xq_svc(&xq->unit[0]); /* service any received data */
#endif
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "XBDL completed processing write\n");
return SCPE_OK;
} /* loopback/non-loopback */
} else { /* not at end-of-message */
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "XBDL processing implicit chain buffer segment\n");
/* update bdl status words */
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->xbdl_ba + 8, 4, (uint16*) implicit_chain_status);
if(wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
}
/* set to next bdl (implicit chain) */
xq->var->xbdl_ba += 12;
} /* while */
}
t_stat xq_dispatch_rbdl(CTLR* xq)
{
int i;
int32 rstatus, wstatus;
t_stat status;
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_dispatch_rbdl()\n");
/* mark receive bdl valid */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, 0, XQ_CSR_RL);
/* init receive bdl buffer */
for (i=0; i<6; i++)
xq->var->rbdl_buf[i] = 0;
/* get address of first receive buffer */
xq->var->rbdl_ba = ((xq->var->rbdl[1] & 0x3F) << 16) | (xq->var->rbdl[0] & ~01);
/* get first receive buffer */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[0] = 0xFFFF;
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->rbdl_ba, 2, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[0]);
rstatus = Map_ReadW (xq->var->rbdl_ba + 2, 6, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[1]);
if (rstatus || wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* is buffer valid? */
if (~xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_V) {
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_RL, 0);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* process any waiting packets in receive queue */
if (xq->var->ReadQ.count)
status = xq_process_rbdl(xq);
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_dispatch_xbdl(CTLR* xq)
{
int i;
t_stat status;
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_dispatch_xbdl()\n");
/* mark transmit bdl valid */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, 0, XQ_CSR_XL);
/* initialize transmit bdl buffers */
for (i=0; i<6; i++)
xq->var->xbdl_buf[i] = 0;
/* clear transmit buffer */
xq->var->write_buffer.len = 0;
/* get base address of first transmit descriptor */
xq->var->xbdl_ba = ((xq->var->xbdl[1] & 0x3F) << 16) | (xq->var->xbdl[0] & ~01);
/* process xbdl */
status = xq_process_xbdl(xq);
return status;
}
t_stat xq_process_loopback(CTLR* xq, ETH_PACK* pack)
{
ETH_PACK reply;
ETH_MAC physical_address;
t_stat status;
int offset = pack->msg[14] | (pack->msg[15] << 8);
int function = pack->msg[offset] | (pack->msg[offset+1] << 8);
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_process_loopback()\n");
if (function != 2 /*forward*/)
return SCPE_NOFNC;
/* create reply packet */
memcpy (&reply, pack, sizeof(ETH_PACK));
memcpy (physical_address, xq->var->setup.valid ? xq->var->setup.macs[0] : xq->var->mac, sizeof(ETH_MAC));
memcpy (&reply.msg[0], &reply.msg[offset+2], sizeof(ETH_MAC));
memcpy (&reply.msg[6], physical_address, sizeof(ETH_MAC));
memcpy (&reply.msg[offset+2], physical_address, sizeof(ETH_MAC));
reply.msg[offset] = 0x01;
offset += 8;
reply.msg[14] = offset & 0xFF;
reply.msg[15] = (offset >> 8) & 0xFF;
/* send reply packet */
status = eth_write(xq->var->etherface, &reply, NULL);
return status;
}
t_stat xq_process_remote_console (CTLR* xq, ETH_PACK* pack)
{
t_stat status;
ETH_MAC source;
uint16 receipt;
int code = pack->msg[16];
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_process_remote_console()\n");
switch (code) {
case 0x05: /* request id */
receipt = pack->msg[18] | (pack->msg[19] << 8);
memcpy(source, &pack->msg[6], sizeof(ETH_MAC));
/* send system id to requestor */
status = xq_system_id (xq, source, receipt);
return status;
break;
case 0x06: /* boot */
/*
NOTE: the verification field should be checked here against the
verification value established in the setup packet. If they match the
reboot should occur, otherwise nothing happens, and the packet
is passed on to the host.
Verification is not implemented, since the setup packet processing code
isn't complete yet.
Various values are also passed: processor, control, and software id.
These control the various boot parameters, however SIMH does not
have a mechanism to pass these to the host, so just reboot.
*/
status = xq_boot_host(xq);
return status;
break;
} /* switch */
return SCPE_NOFNC;
}
t_stat xq_process_local (CTLR* xq, ETH_PACK* pack)
{
/* returns SCPE_OK if local processing occurred,
otherwise returns SCPE_NOFNC or some other code */
int protocol;
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_process_local()\n");
/* DEQNA's have no local processing capability */
if (xq->var->type == XQ_T_DEQNA)
return SCPE_NOFNC;
protocol = pack->msg[12] | (pack->msg[13] << 8);
switch (protocol) {
case 0x0090: /* ethernet loopback */
return xq_process_loopback(xq, pack);
break;
case 0x0260: /* MOP remote console */
return xq_process_remote_console(xq, pack);
break;
}
return SCPE_NOFNC;
}
void xq_read_callback(CTLR* xq, int status)
{
xq->var->stats.recv += 1;
if (xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_RE) { /* receiver enabled */
/* process any packets locally that can be */
t_stat status = xq_process_local (xq, &xq->var->read_buffer);
/* add packet to read queue */
if (status != SCPE_OK)
ethq_insert(&xq->var->ReadQ, 2, &xq->var->read_buffer, status);
} else {
sim_debug(DBG_WRN, xq->dev, "packet received with receiver disabled\n");
}
}
void xqa_read_callback(int status)
{
xq_read_callback(&xq_ctrl[0], status);
}
void xqb_read_callback(int status)
{
xq_read_callback(&xq_ctrl[1], status);
}
void xq_sw_reset(CTLR* xq)
{
const uint16 set_bits = XQ_CSR_XL | XQ_CSR_RL;
int i;
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_sw_reset()\n");
/* reset csr bits */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, set_bits, (uint16) ~set_bits);
if (xq->var->etherface)
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_OK, 0);
/* clear interrupt unconditionally */
xq_clrint(xq);
/* flush read queue */
ethq_clear(&xq->var->ReadQ);
/* clear setup info */
xq->var->setup.multicast = 0;
xq->var->setup.promiscuous = 0;
if (xq->var->etherface) {
int count = 0;
ETH_MAC zeros = {0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0};
ETH_MAC filters[XQ_FILTER_MAX + 1];
/* set ethernet filter */
/* memcpy (filters[count++], xq->mac, sizeof(ETH_MAC)); */
for (i = 0; i < XQ_FILTER_MAX; i++)
if (memcmp(zeros, &xq->var->setup.macs[i], sizeof(ETH_MAC)))
memcpy (filters[count++], xq->var->setup.macs[i], sizeof(ETH_MAC));
eth_filter (xq->var->etherface, count, filters, xq->var->setup.multicast, xq->var->setup.promiscuous);
}
}
/* write registers: */
t_stat xq_wr_var(CTLR* xq, int32 data)
{
uint16 save_var = xq->var->var;
sim_debug(DBG_REG, xq->dev, "xq_wr_var(data= 0x%08X\n", data);
switch (xq->var->type) {
case XQ_T_DEQNA:
xq->var->var = (data & XQ_VEC_IV);
break;
case XQ_T_DELQA:
xq->var->var = (xq->var->var & XQ_VEC_RO) | (data & XQ_VEC_RW);
/* if switching to DEQNA-LOCK mode clear VAR<14:10> */
if (~xq->var->var & XQ_VEC_MS)
xq->var->var &= ~(XQ_VEC_OS | XQ_VEC_RS | XQ_VEC_ST);
break;
}
/* set vector of SIMH device */
if (data & XQ_VEC_IV)
xq->dib->vec = (data & XQ_VEC_IV) + VEC_Q;
else
xq->dib->vec = 0;
sim_debug_u16(DBG_VAR, xq->dev, xq_var_bits, save_var, xq->var->var, 1);
return SCPE_OK;
}
#ifdef VM_PDP11
t_stat xq_process_bootrom (CTLR* xq)
{
/*
NOTE: BOOT ROMs are a PDP-11ism, since they contain PDP-11 binary code.
the host is responsible for creating two *2KB* receive buffers.
RSTS/E v10.1 source (INIONE.MAR/XHLOOK:) indicates that both the DEQNA and
DELQA will set receive status word 1 bits 15 & 14 on both packets. It also
states that a hardware bug in the DEQNA will set receive status word 1 bit 15
(only) in the *third* receive buffer (oops!).
RSTS/E v10.1 will run the Citizenship test from the bootrom after loading it.
Documentation on the Boot ROM can be found in INIQNA.MAR.
*/
int32 rstatus, wstatus;
uint16 b_length, w_length;
uint32 address;
uint8* bootrom = (uint8*) xq_bootrom;
int i, checksum;
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_process_bootrom()\n");
/*
RSTS/E v10.1 invokes the Citizenship tests in the Bootrom. For some
reason, the current state of the XQ emulator cannot pass these. So,
to get moving on RSTE/E support, we will replace the following line in
INIQNA.MAR/CITQNA::
70$: MOV (R2),R0 ;get the status word
with
70$: CLR R0 ;force success
to cause the Citizenship test to return success to RSTS/E.
At some point, the real problem (failure to pass citizenship diagnostics)
does need to be corrected to find incompatibilities in the emulation, and to
ultimately allow it to pass Digital hardware diagnostic tests.
*/
for (i=0; i<sizeof(xq_bootrom)/2; i++)
if (xq_bootrom[i] == 011200) { /* MOV (R2),R0 */
xq_bootrom[i] = 005000; /* CLR R0 */
break;
}
/* recalculate checksum, which is a simple byte sum */
for (i=0, checksum=0; i<sizeof(xq_bootrom)-2; i++)
checksum += bootrom[i];
/* set new checksum */
xq_bootrom[sizeof(xq_bootrom)/2-1] = checksum;
/* --------------------------- bootrom part 1 -----------------------------*/
/* get receive bdl from memory */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[0] = 0xFFFF;
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->rbdl_ba, 2, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[0]);
rstatus = Map_ReadW (xq->var->rbdl_ba + 2, 6, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[1]);
if (rstatus || wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* invalid buffer? */
if (~xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_V) {
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_RL, 0);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* get status words */
rstatus = Map_ReadW(xq->var->rbdl_ba + 8, 4, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[4]);
if (rstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* get host memory address */
address = ((xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & 0x3F) << 16) | xq->var->rbdl_buf[2];
/* decode buffer length - two's complement (in words) */
w_length = ~xq->var->rbdl_buf[3] + 1;
b_length = w_length * 2;
if (xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_H) b_length -= 1;
if (xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_L) b_length -= 1;
/* make sure entire packet fits in buffer */
assert(b_length >= sizeof(xq_bootrom)/2);
/* send data to host */
wstatus = Map_WriteB(address, sizeof(xq_bootrom)/2, bootrom);
if (wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* update read status words */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] = XQ_DSC_V | XQ_DSC_C; /* valid, chain */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[5] = 0;
/* update read status words*/
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->rbdl_ba + 8, 4, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[4]);
if (wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* set to next bdl (implicit chain) */
xq->var->rbdl_ba += 12;
/* --------------------------- bootrom part 2 -----------------------------*/
/* get receive bdl from memory */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[0] = 0xFFFF;
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->rbdl_ba, 2, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[0]);
rstatus = Map_ReadW (xq->var->rbdl_ba + 2, 6, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[1]);
if (rstatus || wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* invalid buffer? */
if (~xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_V) {
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_RL, 0);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* get status words */
rstatus = Map_ReadW(xq->var->rbdl_ba + 8, 4, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[4]);
if (rstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* get host memory address */
address = ((xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & 0x3F) << 16) | xq->var->rbdl_buf[2];
/* decode buffer length - two's complement (in words) */
w_length = ~xq->var->rbdl_buf[3] + 1;
b_length = w_length * 2;
if (xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_H) b_length -= 1;
if (xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_L) b_length -= 1;
/* make sure entire packet fits in buffer */
assert(b_length >= sizeof(xq_bootrom)/2);
/* send data to host */
wstatus = Map_WriteB(address, sizeof(xq_bootrom)/2, &bootrom[2048]);
if (wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* update read status words */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] = XQ_DSC_V | XQ_DSC_C; /* valid, chain */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[5] = 0;
/* update read status words*/
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->rbdl_ba + 8, 4, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[4]);
if (wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* set to next bdl (implicit chain) */
xq->var->rbdl_ba += 12;
/* --------------------------- bootrom part 3 -----------------------------*/
switch (xq->var->type) {
case XQ_T_DEQNA:
/* get receive bdl from memory */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[0] = 0xFFFF;
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->rbdl_ba, 2, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[0]);
rstatus = Map_ReadW (xq->var->rbdl_ba + 2, 6, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[1]);
if (rstatus || wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* invalid buffer? */
if (~xq->var->rbdl_buf[1] & XQ_DSC_V) {
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_RL, 0);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* get status words */
rstatus = Map_ReadW(xq->var->rbdl_ba + 8, 4, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[4]);
if (rstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* update read status words */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[4] = XQ_DSC_V; /* valid */
xq->var->rbdl_buf[5] = 0;
/* update read status words*/
wstatus = Map_WriteW(xq->var->rbdl_ba + 8, 4, &xq->var->rbdl_buf[4]);
if (wstatus) return xq_nxm_error(xq);
/* set to next bdl (implicit chain) */
xq->var->rbdl_ba += 12;
break;
} /* switch */
/* --------------------------- Done, finish up -----------------------------*/
/* mark transmission complete */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_RI, 0);
/* reset sanity timer */
xq_reset_santmr(xq);
return SCPE_OK;
}
#endif /* ifdef VM_PDP11 */
t_stat xq_wr_csr(CTLR* xq, int32 data)
{
uint16 set_bits = data & XQ_CSR_RW; /* set RW set bits */
uint16 clr_bits = ((data ^ XQ_CSR_RW) & XQ_CSR_RW) /* clear RW cleared bits */
| (data & XQ_CSR_W1) /* write 1 to clear bits */
| ((data & XQ_CSR_XI) ? XQ_CSR_NI : 0); /* clearing XI clears NI */
sim_debug(DBG_REG, xq->dev, "xq_wr_csr(data=0x%08X)\n", data);
/* reset controller when SR transitions to cleared */
if (xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_SR & ~data) {
xq_sw_reset(xq);
return SCPE_OK;
}
#if 0 /* controller should ALWAYS have an active timer if enabled (for HW sanity) */
/* start/stop receive timer when RE transitions */
if ((xq->var->csr ^ data) & XQ_CSR_RE) {
if (data & XQ_CSR_RE)
sim_activate(&xq->unit[0], (clk_tps * tmr_poll)/xq->var->poll);
else
sim_cancel(&xq->unit[0]);
}
#endif
/* update CSR bits */
xq_csr_set_clr (xq, set_bits, clr_bits);
#ifdef VM_PDP11
/* request boot/diagnostic rom? [PDP-11 only] */
if ((xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_BP) == XQ_CSR_BP) /* all bits must be on */
xq_process_bootrom(xq);
#endif
return SCPE_OK;
}
t_stat xq_wr(int32 data, int32 PA, int32 access)
{
t_stat status;
CTLR* xq = xq_pa2ctlr(PA);
int index = (PA >> 1) & 07; /* word index */
sim_debug(DBG_REG, xq->dev, "xq_wr(data=0x%08X, PA=0x%08X[%s], access=%d)\n", data, PA, xq_xmit_regnames[index], access);
switch (index) {
case 0: /* these should not be written */
case 1:
break;
case 2: /* receive bdl low bits */
xq->var->rbdl[0] = data;
break;
case 3: /* receive bdl high bits */
xq->var->rbdl[1] = data;
status = xq_dispatch_rbdl(xq); /* start receive operation */
break;
case 4: /* transmit bdl low bits */
xq->var->xbdl[0] = data;
break;
case 5: /* transmit bdl high bits */
xq->var->xbdl[1] = data;
status = xq_dispatch_xbdl(xq); /* start transmit operation */
break;
case 6: /* vector address register */
status = xq_wr_var(xq, data);
break;
case 7: /* control and status register */
status = xq_wr_csr(xq, data);
break;
}
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* reset device */
t_stat xq_reset(DEVICE* dptr)
{
t_stat status;
CTLR* xq = xq_dev2ctlr(dptr);
const uint16 set_bits = XQ_CSR_RL | XQ_CSR_XL;
/* must be recalculated each time since tmr_poll is a dynamic number */
const int32 one_second = clk_tps * tmr_poll;
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_reset()\n");
/* calculate MAC checksum */
xq_make_checksum(xq);
/* init vector address register */
switch (xq->var->type) {
case XQ_T_DEQNA:
xq->var->var = 0;
break;
case XQ_T_DELQA:
xq->var->var = XQ_VEC_MS | XQ_VEC_OS;
break;
}
xq->dib->vec = 0;
/* init control status register */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, set_bits, (uint16) ~set_bits);
/* clear interrupts unconditionally */
xq_clrint(xq);
/* init read queue (first time only) */
status = ethq_init(&xq->var->ReadQ, XQ_QUE_MAX);
if (status != SCPE_OK)
return status;
/* clear read queue */
ethq_clear(&xq->var->ReadQ);
/* reset ethernet interface */
if (xq->var->etherface) {
status = eth_filter (xq->var->etherface, 1, &xq->var->mac, 0, 0);
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_OK, 0);
/* start service timer */
sim_activate(&xq->unit[0], one_second/xq->var->poll);
}
/* set hardware sanity controls */
if (xq->var->sanity.enabled) {
xq->var->sanity.quarter_secs = XQ_HW_SANITY_SECS * 4/*qsec*/;
xq->var->sanity.max = XQ_HW_SANITY_SECS * xq->var->poll;
}
return SCPE_OK;
}
void xq_reset_santmr(CTLR* xq)
{
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_reset_santmr()\n");
if (xq->var->sanity.enabled) {
sim_debug(DBG_SAN, xq->dev, "SANITY TIMER RESETTING, qsecs: %d\n", xq->var->sanity.quarter_secs);
/* reset sanity countdown timer to max count */
xq->var->sanity.timer = xq->var->sanity.max;
}
}
t_stat xq_boot_host(CTLR* xq)
{
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_boot_host()\n");
/*
The manual says the hardware should force the Qbus BDCOK low for
3.6 microseconds, which will cause the host to reboot.
Since the SIMH Qbus emulator does not have this functionality, we call
a special STOP_ code, and let the CPU stop dispatch routine decide
what the appropriate cpu-specific behavior should be.
*/
return STOP_SANITY;
}
t_stat xq_system_id (CTLR* xq, const ETH_MAC dest, uint16 receipt_id)
{
static uint16 receipt = 0;
ETH_PACK system_id;
uint8* const msg = &system_id.msg[0];
t_stat status;
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_system_id()\n");
if (xq->var->type != XQ_T_DELQA) /* DELQA-only function */
return SCPE_NOFNC;
memset (&system_id, 0, sizeof(system_id));
memcpy (&msg[0], dest, sizeof(ETH_MAC));
memcpy (&msg[6], xq->var->setup.valid ? xq->var->setup.macs[0] : xq->var->mac, sizeof(ETH_MAC));
msg[12] = 0x60; /* type */
msg[13] = 0x02; /* type */
msg[14] = 0x1C; /* character count */
msg[15] = 0x00; /* character count */
msg[16] = 0x07; /* code */
msg[17] = 0x00; /* zero pad */
if (receipt_id) {
msg[18] = receipt_id & 0xFF; /* receipt number */
msg[19] = (receipt_id >> 8) & 0xFF; /* receipt number */
} else {
msg[18] = receipt & 0xFF; /* receipt number */
msg[19] = (receipt++ >> 8) & 0xFF; /* receipt number */
}
/* MOP VERSION */
msg[20] = 0x01; /* type */
msg[21] = 0x00; /* type */
msg[22] = 0x03; /* length */
msg[23] = 0x03; /* version */
msg[24] = 0x01; /* eco */
msg[25] = 0x00; /* user eco */
/* FUNCTION */
msg[26] = 0x02; /* type */
msg[27] = 0x00; /* type */
msg[28] = 0x02; /* length */
msg[29] = 0x00; /* value 1 ??? */
msg[30] = 0x00; /* value 2 */
/* HARDWARE ADDRESS */
msg[31] = 0x07; /* type */
msg[32] = 0x00; /* type */
msg[33] = 0x06; /* length */
memcpy (&msg[34], xq->var->mac, sizeof(ETH_MAC)); /* ROM address */
/* DEVICE TYPE */
msg[40] = 37; /* type */
msg[41] = 0x00; /* type */
msg[42] = 0x01; /* length */
msg[43] = 0x11; /* value (0x11=DELQA) */
/* write system id */
system_id.len = 60;
status = eth_write(xq->var->etherface, &system_id, NULL);
return status;
}
/*
** service routine - used for ethernet reading loop
*/
t_stat xq_svc(UNIT* uptr)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
/* must be recalculated each time since tmr_poll is a dynamic number */
const int32 one_second = clk_tps * tmr_poll;
/* if the receiver is enabled */
if (xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_RE) {
t_stat status;
int queue_size;
/* First pump any queued packets into the system */
if ((xq->var->ReadQ.count > 0) && (~xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_RL))
status = xq_process_rbdl(xq);
/* Now read and queue packets that have arrived */
/* This is repeated as long as they are available and we have room */
do
{
queue_size = xq->var->ReadQ.count;
/* read a packet from the ethernet - processing is via the callback */
status = eth_read (xq->var->etherface, &xq->var->read_buffer, xq->var->rcallback);
} while (queue_size != xq->var->ReadQ.count);
/* Now pump any still queued packets into the system */
if ((xq->var->ReadQ.count > 0) && (~xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_RL))
status = xq_process_rbdl(xq);
}
/* has sanity timer expired? if so, reboot */
if (xq->var->sanity.enabled)
if (--xq->var->sanity.timer <= 0)
xq_boot_host(xq);
/* has system id timer expired? if so, do system id */
if (--xq->var->idtmr <= 0) {
const ETH_MAC mop_multicast = {0xAB, 0x00, 0x00, 0x02, 0x00, 0x00};
xq_system_id(xq, mop_multicast, 0);
/* reset system ID counter for next event */
xq->var->idtmr = XQ_SYSTEM_ID_SECS * xq->var->poll;
}
/* resubmit service timer */
sim_activate(&xq->unit[0], one_second/xq->var->poll);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* attach device: */
t_stat xq_attach(UNIT* uptr, char* cptr)
{
t_stat status;
char* tptr;
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
char buffer[80]; /* buffer for runtime input */
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_attach(cptr=%s)\n", cptr);
/* runtime selection of ethernet port? */
if (*cptr == '?') { /* I/O style derived from main() */
memset (buffer, 0, sizeof(buffer)); /* clear read buffer */
eth_show (stdout, uptr, 0, NULL); /* show ETH devices */
printf ("Select device (ethX or <device_name>)? "); /* prompt for device */
cptr = read_line (buffer, sizeof(buffer), stdin); /* read command line */
if (cptr == NULL) return SCPE_ARG; /* ignore EOF */
if (*cptr == 0) return SCPE_ARG; /* ignore blank */
} /* resume attaching */
tptr = (char *) malloc(strlen(cptr) + 1);
if (tptr == NULL) return SCPE_MEM;
strcpy(tptr, cptr);
xq->var->etherface = (ETH_DEV *) malloc(sizeof(ETH_DEV));
if (!xq->var->etherface) return SCPE_MEM;
status = eth_open(xq->var->etherface, cptr, xq->dev, DBG_ETH);
if (status != SCPE_OK) {
free(tptr);
free(xq->var->etherface);
xq->var->etherface = 0;
return status;
}
uptr->filename = tptr;
uptr->flags |= UNIT_ATT;
/* turn on transceiver power indicator */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, XQ_CSR_OK, 0);
/* reset the device with the new attach info */
xq_reset(xq->dev);
return SCPE_OK;
}
/* detach device: */
t_stat xq_detach(UNIT* uptr)
{
CTLR* xq = xq_unit2ctlr(uptr);
sim_debug(DBG_TRC, xq->dev, "xq_detach()\n");
if (uptr->flags & UNIT_ATT) {
eth_close (xq->var->etherface);
free(xq->var->etherface);
xq->var->etherface = 0;
free(uptr->filename);
uptr->filename = NULL;
uptr->flags &= ~UNIT_ATT;
/* cancel service timer */
sim_cancel(&xq->unit[0]);
}
/* turn off transceiver power indicator */
xq_csr_set_clr(xq, 0, XQ_CSR_OK);
return SCPE_OK;
}
void xq_setint(CTLR* xq)
{
xq->var->irq = 1;
SET_INT(XQ);
return;
}
void xq_clrint(CTLR* xq)
{
int i;
xq->var->irq = 0; /* set controller irq off */
/* clear master interrupt? */
for (i=0; i<XQ_MAX_CONTROLLERS; i++) /* check all controllers.. */
if (xq_ctrl[i].var->irq) { /* if any irqs enabled */
SET_INT(XQ); /* set master interrupt on */
return;
}
CLR_INT(XQ); /* clear master interrupt */
return;
}
int32 xq_int (void)
{
int i;
for (i=0; i<XQ_MAX_CONTROLLERS; i++) {
CTLR* xq = &xq_ctrl[i];
if (xq->var->irq) { /* if interrupt pending */
xq_clrint(xq); /* clear interrupt */
return xq->dib->vec; /* return vector */
}
}
return 0; /* no interrupt request active */
}
void xq_csr_set_clr (CTLR* xq, uint16 set_bits, uint16 clear_bits)
{
uint16 saved_csr = xq->var->csr;
/* set the bits in the csr */
xq->var->csr = (xq->var->csr | set_bits) & ~clear_bits;
sim_debug_u16(DBG_CSR, xq->dev, xq_csr_bits, saved_csr, xq->var->csr, 1);
/* check and correct the state of controller interrupt */
/* if IE is transitioning, process it */
if ((saved_csr ^ xq->var->csr) & XQ_CSR_IE) {
/* if IE transitioning low and interrupt set, clear interrupt */
if ((clear_bits & XQ_CSR_IE) && xq->var->irq)
xq_clrint(xq);
/* if IE transitioning high, and XI or RI is high,
set interrupt if interrupt is off */
if ((set_bits & XQ_CSR_IE) && (xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_XIRI) && !xq->var->irq)
xq_setint(xq);
} else { /* IE is not transitioning */
/* if interrupts are enabled */
if (xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_IE) {
/* if XI or RI transitioning high and interrupt off, set interrupt */
if (((saved_csr ^ xq->var->csr) & (set_bits & XQ_CSR_XIRI)) && !xq->var->irq) {
xq_setint(xq);
} else {
/* if XI or RI transitioning low, and both XI and RI are now low,
clear interrupt if interrupt is on */
if (((saved_csr ^ xq->var->csr) & (clear_bits & XQ_CSR_XIRI))
&& !(xq->var->csr & XQ_CSR_XIRI)
&& xq->var->irq)
xq_clrint(xq);
}
} /* IE enabled */
} /* IE transitioning */
}
/*==============================================================================
/ debugging routines
/=============================================================================*/
void xq_debug_setup(CTLR* xq)
{
int i;
char buffer[20];
if (xq->var->write_buffer.msg[0])
printf ("%s: setup> MOP info present!\n", xq->dev->name);
for (i = 0; i < XQ_FILTER_MAX; i++) {
eth_mac_fmt(&xq->var->setup.macs[i], buffer);
printf ("%s: setup> set addr[%d]: %s\n", xq->dev->name, i, buffer);
}
if (xq->var->write_buffer.len > 128) {
char buffer[20] = {0};
uint16 len = xq->var->write_buffer.len;
if (len & XQ_SETUP_MC) strcat(buffer, "MC ");
if (len & XQ_SETUP_PM) strcat(buffer, "PM ");
if (len & XQ_SETUP_LD) strcat(buffer, "LD ");
if (len & XQ_SETUP_ST) strcat(buffer, "ST ");
printf ("%s: setup> Length [%d =0x%X, LD:%d, ST:%d] info: %s\n",
xq->dev->name, len, len, (len & XQ_SETUP_LD) >> 2, (len & XQ_SETUP_ST) >> 4, buffer);
}
}