;;; Apple IIe Auxiliary memory audit routines ;;; Copyright © 2017 Zellyn Hunter !zone auxmem { .MEM_1 = %00 .MEM_2 = %01 .MEM_3 = %10 .MEM_4 = %11 .MEM_2_1_1_1 = (.MEM_2 << 0) + (.MEM_1 << 2) + (.MEM_1 << 4) + (.MEM_1 << 6) .MEM_3_2_2_2 = (.MEM_3 << 0) + (.MEM_2 << 2) + (.MEM_2 << 4) + (.MEM_2 << 6) .C_1 = %001 .C_3 = %010 .C_8 = %100 .C_138 = .C_1 | .C_3 | .C_8 .checkdata = tmp1 .ismain = tmp3 .region = tmp4 .actual = tmp1 .desired = tmp2 AUXMEMTESTS lda #0 sta AUXRESULT lda MEMORY cmp #65 bcs + +print !text "64K OR LESS:SKIPPING AUXMEM TEST",$8D +printed sec rts + +print !text "TESTING AUX MEM",$8D +printed lda LCRESULT bne .auxlc +print !text "LC FAILED BEFORE:SKIPPING AUXMEM LC",$8D +printed jmp .datadriventests .auxlc ;; Run langcard tests in auxmem lda LCRESULT sta LCRESULT1 lda #0 sta LCRESULT ;; Store distinct values in RAM areas, to see if they stay safe. lda $C08B ; Read and write bank 1 lda $C08B lda #$44 sta $D17B ; $D17B is $53 in Apple II/plus/e/enhanced sta $FE1F ; FE1F is $60 in Apple II/plus/e/enhanced lda $C083 ; Read and write bank 2 lda $C083 lda #$44 sta $D17B jsr zptoaux sta SET_ALTZP jsr LANGCARDTESTS_NO_CHECK sta RESET_ALTZP jsr zpfromaux lda LCRESULT bne + +prerr $0008 ;; E0008: We tried to run the langcard tests again with auxmem (ALTZP active), and they failed, so we're quitting the auxmem test. !text "QUITTING AUXMEM TEST DUE TO LC FAIL",$8D +prerred sec rts ;; Check that the stuff we stashed in main RAM was unaffected. + lda $C088 ; Read bank 1 lda $D17B cmp #$44 beq + pha +print !text "WANT BANK1 $D17B" +printed beq .lcerr + lda $C080 ; Read bank 2 lda $D17B cmp #$44 beq + pha +print !text "WANT BANK2 $D17B" +printed beq .lcerr + lda $FE1F cmp #$44 beq .datadriventests pha +print !text "WANT RAM $FE1F" +printed .lcerr +print !text "=$44;GOT $" +printed pla jsr PRBYTE +prerr $0009 ;; E0009: We wrote $44 to main RAM in the three test locations used by the LC test. They should have been unaffected by the LC test while it was using auxmem, but at least one of them was modified. !text "" +prerred sec rts .success lda #' ' sta $427 +print !text "AUXMEM TESTS SUCCEEDED",$8D +printed lda #1 sta AUXRESULT clc rts ;;; Main data-driven test. PCL,PCH holds the address of the next ;;; data-driven test routine. We expect the various softswitches ;;; to be reset each time we loop at .ddloop. .datadriventests lda #<.auxtests sta PCL lda #>.auxtests sta PCH ;;; Main data-drive-test loop. .ddloop ldy #0 lda (PCL),Y beq .success lda #3 sta SET_ALTZP sta SET_RAMWRT sta SET_RAMRD .initloop ; Loop twice: initialize aux to $3 and main to $1. ldy #.memorylen - ldx .memorylocs,y stx + +1 ldx .memorylocs+1,y stx + +2 + sta $ffff ;; this address gets replaced dey dey bpl - sta RESET_ALTZP sta RESET_RAMWRT sta RESET_RAMRD sec sbc #2 bcs .initloop jmp (PCL) ; Jump to test routine. ;; Test routine will JSR back to here, so the check data address is on the stack. ;; .checkdata (tmp1/tmp2) is the pointer to the current checkdata byte ;; .ismain (tmp3) is the main/aux loop counter. ;; .region (tmp4) is the zp/main/text/hires loop counter .check ;; Increment all the test memory locations, so we can see what we were reading and writing. inc $ff inc $100 inc $200 inc $3ff inc $427 inc $7ff inc $800 inc $1fff inc $2000 inc $3fff inc $4000 inc $5fff inc $bfff ;; pull address off of stack: it points just below check data for this test. pla sta .checkdata pla sta .checkdata+1 ;; First checkdata byte is for Cxxx tests. jsr .nextcheck jsr .checkCxxx ldx .checkdata ldy .checkdata+1 jsr RESETALL stx .checkdata sty .checkdata+1 ;; Do the next part twice. lda #1 sta .ismain jsr .nextcheck .checkloop ; Loop twice here: once for main, once for aux. lda #4 sta .region ldx #$fe ldy #0 .memlp inx inx lda .memorylocs,x sta SRC lda .memorylocs+1,x sta SRC+1 ora SRC beq .memlpinc ;; Perform the actual memory check. lda (SRC),y cmp (.checkdata),y bne .checkerr beq .memlp .memlpinc jsr .nextcheck dec .region ; loop four times: zero, main, text, hires bne .memlp dec .ismain bmi .checkdone ldx .checkdata ldy .checkdata+1 lda .ismain sta SET_ALTZP sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_RAMWRT stx .checkdata sty .checkdata+1 sta .ismain jmp .checkloop .checkdone ;; Jump PCL,PCH to next test, and loop. ldx .checkdata ldy .checkdata+1 jsr RESETALL stx PCL sty PCH jmp .ddloop .checkerr ;; X = index of memory location ;; A = actual ;; Y = 0 ;; desired = (.checkdata),y pha lda .ismain clc ror ror ora (.checkdata),y tay pla ;; Now: ;; X = index of memory location ;; A = actual ;; Y = desired | (high bit set if main, unset=aux) jsr RESETALL sta .actual sty .desired lda .memorylocs,x sta SRC lda .memorylocs+1,x sta SRC+1 +print !text "GOT $" +printed lda .actual jsr PRBYTE +print !text " AT $" +printed ldx SRC ldy SRC+1 jsr PRNTYX lda .desired bpl + eor #$80 sta .desired +print !text " OF MAIN MEM (WANT $" +printed beq ++ + +print !text " OF AUX MEM (WANT $" +printed ++ lda .desired jsr PRBYTE lda #')' jsr COUT lda #$8D jsr COUT jsr .printtest +prerr $000A ;; E000A: This is a data-driven test of main and auxiliary memory softswitch operation. We initialize $FF, $100, $200, $3FF, $427, $7FF, $800, $1FFF, $2000, $3FFF, $4000, $5FFF, and $BFFF in main RAM to value 1, and in auxiliary RAM to value 3. Then, we perform a testdata-driven sequence of instructions. Finally we (try to) increment all test locations. Then we test the expected values of the test locations in main and auxiliary memory. For more information on the operation of the auxiliary memory soft-switches, see Understanding the Apple IIe, by James Fielding Sather, Pg 5-22 to 5-28. !text "FOLLOWED BY INC OF TEST LOCATIONS. SEE" +prerred sec rts ;;; Check that the expected ROM areas are visible. .checkCxxx rts ;;; Increment .checkdata pointer to the next memory location, and load ;;; it into the accumulator. X and Y are preserved. .nextcheck inc .checkdata bne + inc .checkdata+1 + sty SCRATCH ldy #0 lda (.checkdata),y ldy SCRATCH ora #0 rts ;;; Print out the sequence of instructions at PCL,PCH, until we hit a JSR. .printtest +print !text "AFTER SEQUENCE",$8D +printed - ldy #0 lda (PCL),y cmp #$20 beq +++ lda #'-' jsr COUT lda #' ' jsr COUT ldx #0 lda (PCL,x) jsr $f88e ldx #3 jsr $f8ea jsr $f953 sta PCL sty PCH lda #$8D jsr COUT jmp - +++ rts ;;; Copy zero page to aux mem. Assumes zp pointing at main mem, and leaves it that way. zptoaux ldx #0 - sta RESET_ALTZP lda 0,x sta SET_ALTZP sta 0,x inx bne - sta RESET_ALTZP rts ;;; Copy zero page from aux mem. Assumes zp pointing at main mem, and leaves it that way. zpfromaux ldx #0 - sta SET_ALTZP lda 0,x sta RESET_ALTZP sta 0,x inx bne - rts .auxtests ;; Our four basic tests -------------------------------------- ;; Test 1: everything reset. lda #1 jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3 ;; Test 2: write to AUX but read from Main RAM, everything else normal. lda #2 sta SET_RAMWRT jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 1, 1, 3, 2, 2, 2 ;; Test 3: write to main but read AUX, everything else normal. lda #3 sta SET_RAMRD jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 4, 4, 4, 3, 3, 3, 3 ;; Test 4: write to AUX, read from AUX, everything else normal. lda #4 sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_RAMWRT jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 1, 1, 3, 4, 4, 4 ;; Our four basic tests, but with 80STORE ON ----------------- ;; (400-7ff is pointing at main mem) ;; Test 5: everything reset. lda #5 sta SET_80STORE jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3 ;; Test 6: write to aux lda #6 sta SET_RAMWRT sta SET_80STORE jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 2, 1, 3, 2, 3, 2 ;; Test 7: read from aux lda #7 sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_80STORE jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 4, 2, 4, 3, 3, 3, 3 ;; Test 8: read and write aux lda #8 sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_RAMWRT sta SET_80STORE jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 2, 1, 3, 4, 3, 4 ;; Our four basic tests, but with 80STORE and PAGE2 ON ------- ;; (400-7ff is pointing at aux mem) ;; Test 9: everything reset. lda #9 sta SET_80STORE sta SET_PAGE2 jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 2, 1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 3 ;; Test A: write to aux lda #$a sta SET_RAMWRT sta SET_80STORE sta SET_PAGE2 jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 1, 1, 3, 2, 4, 2 ;; Test B: read from aux lda #$b sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_80STORE sta SET_PAGE2 jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 4, 1, 4, 3, 3, 4, 3 ;; Test C: read and write aux lda #$c sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_RAMWRT sta SET_80STORE sta SET_PAGE2 jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 1, 1, 3, 4, 4, 4 ;; Our four basic tests, but with 80STORE and HIRES ON ------- ;; (400-7ff and 2000-3fff are pointing at main mem) ;; Test D: everything reset. lda #$d sta SET_80STORE sta SET_HIRES jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3 ;; Test E: write to aux lda #$e sta SET_RAMWRT sta SET_80STORE sta SET_HIRES jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 2, 2, 3, 2, 3, 3 ;; Test F: read from aux lda #$f sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_80STORE sta SET_HIRES jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 4, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 3 ;; Test 10: read and write aux lda #$10 sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_RAMWRT sta SET_80STORE sta SET_HIRES jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 3, 3 ;; Our four basic tests, but with 80STORE, HIRES, PAGE2 ON --- ;; (400-7ff and 2000-3fff are pointing at aux mem) ;; Test 11: everything reset. lda #$11 sta SET_80STORE sta SET_HIRES sta SET_PAGE2 jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 2, 1, 1, 3, 3, 4, 4 ;; Test 12: write to aux lda #$12 sta SET_RAMWRT sta SET_80STORE sta SET_HIRES sta SET_PAGE2 jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 1, 1, 3, 2, 4, 4 ;; Test 13: read from aux lda #$13 sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_80STORE sta SET_HIRES sta SET_PAGE2 jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 4, 1, 1, 3, 3, 4, 4 ;; Test 14: read and write aux lda #$14 sta SET_RAMRD sta SET_RAMWRT sta SET_80STORE sta SET_HIRES sta SET_PAGE2 jsr .check !byte .C_138, 2, 1, 1, 1, 3, 4, 4, 4 !byte 0 ; end of tests .memorylocs ;; zero page locations !word $ff, $100, 0 ;; main memory locations !word $200, $3ff, $800, $1fff, $4000, $5fff, $bfff, 0 ;; text locations !word $427, $7ff, 0 ;; hires locations !word $2000, $3fff, 0 ;; end .memorylen = * - .memorylocs - 2 !word 0 } ;auxmem