v6502cpp/Circuit.cpp

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/*
* File: Circuit.cpp
* Author: Christopher
*
* Created on December 12, 2013, 7:04 PM
*/
#include "Circuit.h"
#include "trans.h"
/*
* Adds segment extendFrom, and all segments electrically connected to it.
* This happens recursively, but we don't recurse past ground or voltage supply.
*/
void Circuit::extend(Segment* extendFrom) {
auto ret = this->segs.insert(extendFrom);
if (!ret.second) {
/* We've already processed this segment. */
return;
}
/* Don't recurse past ground or voltage supply. */
if (extendFrom->vss || extendFrom->vcc) {
return;
}
/*
* For every ON transistor this seg is connected to via a leg (source or
* drain), add the seg that's connected to the OTHER leg of the transistor.
* This is a RECURSIVE addition.
*
* Also note that, upon system startup, all transistors are initialized
* to OFF, so at the time of the very first recalcAll call, *no* other
* segments will be added here.
*/
for (auto t : extendFrom->c1c2s) {
if (t->on) {
if (t->c1 == extendFrom) {
extend(t->c2);
} else if (t->c2 == extendFrom) {
extend(t->c1);
}
}
}
}
/*
* Upon system startup, this will return the "pullup" value of
* each segment, except for VCC and VSS (which will of course be
* ON and OFF respectively).
*/
bool Circuit::getValue() {
/* If group contains ground, it's OFF, */
for (auto s : this->segs) {
if (s->vss) {
return false;
}
}
/*
* otherwise, if any segment in the group is not floating,
* return that segment as the value, otherwise if any floating
* segment is ON, then return ON as the value.
*/
for (auto s : this->segs) {
if (s->pull != Pull::FLOAT) {
return (s->pull == Pull::UP);
} else if (s->on) {
return true;
}
}
/*
* otherwise, if we get here, it means that all segments in the
* group are floating and OFF, so return OFF as the value.
*/
return false;
}