bradford-hamilton-apple-1/internal/vm/vm.go

239 lines
5.6 KiB
Go

package vm
import (
"errors"
"fmt"
"time"
)
const clockSpeed = 1 // 1 MHz
// VM represents the Apple 1 virutal machine
type VM struct {
cpu *Mos6502 // virtual mos6502 cpu
mem block // available memory (64kiB)
clock *time.Ticker // the "cpu" clock
ShutdownC chan struct{} //
}
// New returns a pointer to an initialized VM with a brand spankin new CPU
func New() *VM {
return &VM{
cpu: newCPU(),
mem: newBlock(),
clock: time.NewTicker(time.Second / time.Duration(clockSpeed)),
}
}
// Run starts the vm and emulates a clock that runs by default at 60MHz
// This can be changed with a flag.
func (vm *VM) Run() {
for {
select {
case <-vm.clock.C:
vm.emulateCycle()
continue
case <-vm.ShutdownC:
break
}
break
}
vm.sigTerm("gracefully shutting down...")
}
func (vm *VM) emulateCycle() {
operation, err := operationByCode(vm.mem[vm.cpu.pc])
if err != nil {
fmt.Println("TODO")
}
vm.cpu.pc += uint16(operation.size)
if err := operation.exec(vm, operation); err != nil {
fmt.Println("TODO")
}
}
func (vm *VM) sigTerm(msg string) {
fmt.Println(msg)
vm.ShutdownC <- struct{}{}
}
// load puts the provided data into the apple1's memory block starting at the provided address
func (vm *VM) load(addr uint16, data []byte) {
vm.mem.load(addr, data)
vm.cpu.pc = addr
}
func (vm *VM) getAddr(o operation) (uint16, error) {
switch o.addrMode {
// TODO: will these ever apply here?
// case accumulator:
//
// case implied:
//
case absolute:
return vm.nextDWord(), nil
case absoluteXIndexed:
return vm.nextDWord() + uint16(vm.cpu.x), nil
case absoluteYIndexed:
return vm.nextDWord() + uint16(vm.cpu.y), nil
case immediate:
return vm.cpu.pc - 1, nil
case indirect:
return uint16(vm.nextWord()), nil
case indirectXIndexed:
addr := (uint16(vm.nextWord()) + uint16(vm.cpu.x)) & 0xFF
return vm.littleEndianToUint16(vm.mem[addr+1], vm.mem[addr]), nil
case indirectYIndexed:
addr := uint16(vm.nextWord())
val := vm.littleEndianToUint16(vm.mem[addr+1], vm.mem[addr])
return val + uint16(vm.cpu.y), nil
case relative:
return vm.cpu.pc - 1, nil
case zeroPage:
return uint16(vm.nextWord()) & 0xFF, nil
case zeroPageXIndexed:
return (uint16(vm.nextWord()) + uint16(vm.cpu.x)) & 0xFF, nil
case zeroPageYIndexed:
return (uint16(vm.nextWord()) + uint16(vm.cpu.y)) & 0xFF, nil
default:
return 0, errors.New("unkown addressing mode")
}
}
func (vm *VM) getOperand(o operation) (byte, error) {
if o.addrMode == accumulator {
return vm.cpu.a, nil
}
b, err := vm.getAddr(o)
if err != nil {
return 0, err
}
return vm.mem[b], nil
}
func (vm *VM) littleEndianToUint16(big, little byte) uint16 {
return uint16(vm.mem[big])<<8 | uint16(vm.mem[little])
}
// pushWordToStack pushes the given word (byte) into memory and sets the new stack pointer
func (vm *VM) pushWordToStack(b byte) {
vm.mem[StackBottom+uint16(vm.cpu.sp)] = b
vm.cpu.sp = byte((uint16(vm.cpu.sp) - 1) & 0xFF)
}
// pushWordToStack splits the high and low byte of the data passed in, and pushes them to the stack
func (vm *VM) pushDWordToStack(data uint16) {
h := byte((data >> 8) & 0xFF)
l := byte(data & 0xFF)
vm.pushWordToStack(h)
vm.pushWordToStack(l)
}
// popStackWord sets the new stack pointer and returns the appropriate byte in memory
func (vm *VM) popStackWord() byte {
vm.cpu.sp = byte((uint16(vm.cpu.sp) + 1) & 0xFF)
return vm.mem[StackBottom+uint16(vm.cpu.sp)]
}
// popStackDWord pops two stack words (a double word - uint16) off the stack
func (vm *VM) popStackDWord() uint16 {
l := vm.popStackWord()
h := vm.popStackWord()
return (uint16(h) << 8) | uint16(l)
}
// nextWord returns the next byte in memory
func (vm *VM) nextWord() byte {
return vm.mem[vm.cpu.pc-1]
}
// nextDWord returns the next two bytes (double word)
func (vm *VM) nextDWord() uint16 {
return vm.littleEndianToUint16(vm.mem[vm.cpu.pc-1], vm.mem[vm.cpu.pc-2])
}
// maybeSetFlagZero takes a single word (byte), clears flagZero, and sets flagZero if word is 0
func (vm *VM) maybeSetFlagZero(word byte) {
vm.clearFlag(flagZero)
if word == 0 {
vm.setFlag(flagZero)
}
}
func (vm *VM) getFlag(flag byte) byte {
return vm.cpu.ps & flag
}
func (vm *VM) setFlag(flag byte) {
vm.cpu.ps |= flag
}
func (vm *VM) clearFlag(flag byte) {
vm.cpu.ps &^= flag
}
func (vm *VM) maybeSetFlagOverflow(word byte) {
vm.clearFlag(flagNegative)
if word > 127 {
vm.setFlag(flagNegative)
}
}
// Branch offsets are signed 8-bit values, -128 ... +127, negative offsets in two's
// complement. Page transitions may occur and add an extra cycle to the exucution
func (vm *VM) branch(o operation) error {
offset, err := vm.getOperand(o)
if err != nil {
return err
}
if offset > 127 {
vm.cpu.pc -= 256 - uint16(offset)
} else {
vm.cpu.pc += uint16(offset)
}
return nil
}
// compare clears zero, carry, and negative flags, compares the two bytes, and sets the
// appropriate flags based on the comparison between the bytes.
func (vm *VM) compare(b1, b2 byte) {
vm.clearFlag(flagZero)
vm.clearFlag(flagCarry)
vm.clearFlag(flagNegative)
if b1 == b2 {
vm.setFlag(flagZero)
vm.setFlag(flagCarry)
}
if b1 > b2 {
vm.setFlag(flagCarry)
}
b := byte(uint16(b1) - uint16(b2))
vm.maybeSetFlagOverflow(b)
}
func (vm *VM) setMem(o operation, operand byte) error {
addr, err := vm.getAddr(o)
if err != nil {
return err
}
vm.mem[addr] = operand
return nil
}
// func (vm *VM) execBRK(o operation) error {
// // set processer status flag to BRK
// vm.cpu.ps = flagBreak
// vm.pushDWordToStack(vm.cpu.pc + 1)
// vm.pushWordToStack(vm.cpu.ps)
// vm.setFlag(flagDisableInterrupts)
// vm.cpu.pc = uint16(vm.mem[0xFFFF])<<8 | uint16(vm.mem[0xFFFE])
// return nil
// }