MB: rename consts AY0/AY1 to AY1/AY2 (for consistency with mb-audit code)

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tomcw 2023-03-07 21:51:24 +00:00
parent 57c26c59b2
commit 3f2f071fa6
1 changed files with 6 additions and 6 deletions

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@ -221,23 +221,23 @@ void MockingboardCard::WriteToORB(BYTE subunit)
#else
if (m_phasorEnable)
{
const int kAY0 = 2; // Phasor mode: bit4=0 (active low) selects the 1st AY8913, ie. the only AY8913 in Mockingboard mode (confirmed on real Phasor h/w)
const int kAY1 = 2; // Phasor mode: bit4=0 (active low) selects the 1st AY8913, ie. the only AY8913 in Mockingboard mode (confirmed on real Phasor h/w)
// Echo+ mode: bit3=1 (active high) selects the 1st AY8913
const int kAY1 = 1; // Phasor mode: bit3=0 (active low) selects the 2nd AY8913 attached to this 6522 (unavailable in Mockingboard mode)
const int kAY2 = 1; // Phasor mode: bit3=0 (active low) selects the 2nd AY8913 attached to this 6522 (unavailable in Mockingboard mode)
// Echo+ mode: bit4=1 (active high) selects the 2nd AY8913
const int nAY_CS = (m_phasorMode == PH_EchoPlus) ? ((value >> 4) & 1) | ((value >> 2) & 2) // swap bits 4 & 3
: (m_phasorMode == PH_Phasor) ? (~(value >> 3) & 3)
: kAY0; // Anything else is Mockingboard
: kAY1; // Anything else is Mockingboard
if (m_phasorMode == PH_EchoPlus)
subunit = SY6522_DEVICE_B;
// NB. For PH_Phasor, when selecting *both* AYs, then order matters: first do AY8913_DEVICE_A then AY8913_DEVICE_B
// Reason: from GAL logic: 'AY1 LATCH func' deselects AY2, then 'AY2 LATCH func' selects AY2 and AY1. (And we want both selected)
if (nAY_CS & kAY0)
if (nAY_CS & kAY1)
AY8910_Write(subunit, AY8913_DEVICE_A, value);
if (nAY_CS & kAY1)
if (nAY_CS & kAY2)
AY8910_Write(subunit, AY8913_DEVICE_B, value);
if (nAY_CS == 0)
@ -351,7 +351,7 @@ void MockingboardCard::AY8910_Write(BYTE subunit, BYTE ay, BYTE value)
state = nAYFunc;
if (state == AY_INACTIVE && m_phasorEnable) // Assume Phasor(even in MB mode) will read PortA inputs as high.
if (state == AY_INACTIVE && m_phasorEnable) // Phasor(even in MB mode) will read PortA inputs as high.
r6522.UpdatePortAForHiZ(); // Float high any PortA input bits (GH#1193)
}
}