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CLK/Processors/68000/Implementation/68000Storage.cpp

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//
// 68000Storage.cpp
// Clock Signal
//
// Created by Thomas Harte on 08/03/2019.
// Copyright © 2019 Thomas Harte. All rights reserved.
//
#include "../68000.hpp"
#include <array>
using namespace CPU::MC68000;
ProcessorStorage::ProcessorStorage() {
// Create the exception programs.
const size_t reset_offset = assemble_program("n- n- n- n- n- nn nF nf nV nv np np");
// Install all necessary access patterns.
const BusStepCollection bus_steps = assemble_standard_bus_steps();
// Install operations.
install_instructions(bus_steps);
// Realise the exception programs as direct pointers.
reset_program_ = &all_bus_steps_[reset_offset];
// Set initial state. Largely TODO.
active_step_ = reset_program_;
effective_address_ = 0;
is_supervisor_ = 1;
}
size_t ProcessorStorage::assemble_program(const char *access_pattern, const std::vector<uint32_t *> &addresses, bool read_full_words) {
const size_t start = all_bus_steps_.size();
auto address_iterator = addresses.begin();
RegisterPair32 *scratch_data_read = bus_data_;
RegisterPair32 *scratch_data_write = bus_data_;
// Parse the access pattern to build microcycles.
while(*access_pattern) {
BusStep step;
switch(*access_pattern) {
case '\t': case ' ': // White space acts as a no-op; it's for clarity only.
++access_pattern;
break;
case 'n': // This might be a plain NOP cycle, in which some internal calculation occurs,
// or it might pair off with something afterwards.
switch(access_pattern[1]) {
default: // This is probably a pure NOP; if what comes after this 'n' isn't actually
// valid, it should be caught in the outer switch the next time around the loop.
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
++access_pattern;
break;
case '-': // This is two NOPs in a row.
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
access_pattern += 2;
break;
case 'F': // Fetch SSP MSW.
case 'f': // Fetch SSP LSW.
step.microcycle.length = HalfCycles(5);
step.microcycle.operation = Microcycle::NewAddress | Microcycle::Read | Microcycle::IsProgram; // IsProgram is a guess.
step.microcycle.address = &effective_address_;
step.microcycle.value = isupper(access_pattern[1]) ? &stack_pointers_[1].halves.high : &stack_pointers_[1].halves.low;
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
step.microcycle.length = HalfCycles(3);
step.microcycle.operation = Microcycle::SelectWord | Microcycle::Read | Microcycle::IsProgram;
step.action = BusStep::Action::IncrementEffectiveAddress;
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
access_pattern += 2;
break;
case 'V': // Fetch exception vector low.
case 'v': // Fetch exception vector high.
step.microcycle.length = HalfCycles(5);
step.microcycle.operation = Microcycle::NewAddress | Microcycle::Read | Microcycle::IsProgram; // IsProgram is a guess.
step.microcycle.address = &effective_address_;
step.microcycle.value = isupper(access_pattern[1]) ? &program_counter_.halves.high : &program_counter_.halves.low;
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
step.microcycle.length = HalfCycles(3);
step.microcycle.operation |= Microcycle::SelectWord | Microcycle::Read | Microcycle::IsProgram;
step.action = BusStep::Action::IncrementEffectiveAddress;
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
access_pattern += 2;
break;
case 'p': // Fetch from the program counter into the prefetch queue.
step.microcycle.length = HalfCycles(5);
step.microcycle.operation = Microcycle::NewAddress | Microcycle::Read | Microcycle::IsProgram;
step.microcycle.address = &program_counter_.full;
step.microcycle.value = &prefetch_queue_[1];
step.action = BusStep::Action::AdvancePrefetch;
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
step.microcycle.length = HalfCycles(3);
step.microcycle.operation |= Microcycle::SelectWord | Microcycle::Read | Microcycle::IsProgram;
step.action = BusStep::Action::IncrementProgramCounter;
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
access_pattern += 2;
break;
case 'r': // Fetch LSW (or only) word (/byte)
case 'R': // Fetch MSW word
case 'w': // Store LSW (or only) word (/byte)
case 'W': { // Store MSW word
const bool is_read = tolower(access_pattern[1]) == 'r';
RegisterPair32 **scratch_data = is_read ? &scratch_data_read : &scratch_data_write;
step.microcycle.length = HalfCycles(5);
step.microcycle.operation = Microcycle::NewAddress | (is_read ? Microcycle::Read : 0);
step.microcycle.address = *address_iterator;
step.microcycle.value = isupper(access_pattern[1]) ? &(*scratch_data)->halves.high : &(*scratch_data)->halves.low;
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
step.microcycle.length = HalfCycles(3);
step.microcycle.operation |= (read_full_words ? Microcycle::SelectWord : Microcycle::SelectByte) | (is_read ? Microcycle::Read : 0);
all_bus_steps_.push_back(step);
++address_iterator;
if(!isupper(access_pattern[1])) ++(*scratch_data);
access_pattern += 2;
} break;
}
break;
default:
std::cerr << "MC68000 program builder; Unknown access type " << *access_pattern << std::endl;
assert(false);
}
}
// Add a final 'ScheduleNextProgram' sentinel.
BusStep end_program;
end_program.action = BusStep::Action::ScheduleNextProgram;
all_bus_steps_.push_back(end_program);
return start;
}
ProcessorStorage::BusStepCollection ProcessorStorage::assemble_standard_bus_steps() {
ProcessorStorage::BusStepCollection collection;
collection.four_step_Dn = assemble_program("np");
collection.six_step_Dn = assemble_program("np n");
for(int s = 0; s < 8; ++s) {
for(int d = 0; d < 8; ++d) {
collection.double_predec_byte[s][d] = assemble_program("n nr nr np nw", { &address_[s].full, &address_[d].full, &address_[d].full }, false);
collection.double_predec_word[s][d] = assemble_program("n nr nr np nw", { &address_[s].full, &address_[d].full, &address_[d].full });
// collection.double_predec_long[s][d] = assemble_program("n nr nR nr nR nw np nW", { &address_[s].full, &address_[d].full, &address_[d].full });
}
}
return collection;
}
/*
install_instruction acts, in effect, in the manner of a disassembler. So this class is
formulated to run through all potential 65536 instuction encodings and attempt to
disassemble each, rather than going in the opposite direction.
This has two benefits:
(i) which addressing modes go with which instructions falls out automatically;
(ii) it is a lot easier during the manual verification stage of development to work
from known instructions to their disassembly rather than vice versa; especially
(iii) given that there are plentiful disassemblers against which to test work in progress.
*/
void ProcessorStorage::install_instructions(const BusStepCollection &bus_step_collection) {
enum class Decoder {
Decimal,
RegOpModeReg,
SizeModeRegisterImmediate,
DataSizeModeQuick
};
struct PatternMapping {
uint16_t mask, value;
Operation operation;
Decoder decoder;
};
/*
Inspired partly by 'wrm' (https://github.com/wrm-za I assume); the following
table draws from the M68000 Programmer's Reference Manual, currently available at
https://www.nxp.com/files-static/archives/doc/ref_manual/M68000PRM.pdf
After each line is the internal page number on which documentation of that
instruction mapping can be found, followed by the page number within the PDF
linked above.
NB: a vector is used to allow easy iteration.
*/
const std::vector<PatternMapping> mappings = {
{0xf1f0, 0x8100, Operation::SBCD, Decoder::Decimal}, // 4-171 (p275)
{0xf1f0, 0xc100, Operation::ABCD, Decoder::Decimal}, // 4-3 (p107)
{0xf000, 0x8000, Operation::OR, Decoder::RegOpModeReg}, // 4-150 (p226)
{0xf000, 0x9000, Operation::SUB, Decoder::RegOpModeReg}, // 4-174 (p278)
{0xf000, 0xb000, Operation::EOR, Decoder::RegOpModeReg}, // 4-100 (p204)
{0xf000, 0xc000, Operation::AND, Decoder::RegOpModeReg}, // 4-15 (p119)
{0xf000, 0xd000, Operation::ADD, Decoder::RegOpModeReg}, // 4-4 (p108)
{0xff00, 0x0600, Operation::ADD, Decoder::SizeModeRegisterImmediate}, // 4-9 (p113)
{0xff00, 0x0600, Operation::ADD, Decoder::DataSizeModeQuick}, // 4-11 (p115)
};
std::vector<size_t> micro_op_pointers(65536, std::numeric_limits<size_t>::max());
// Perform a linear search of the mappings above for this instruction.
for(size_t instruction = 0; instruction < 65536; ++instruction) {
for(const auto &mapping: mappings) {
if((instruction & mapping.mask) == mapping.value) {
// Install the operation and make a note of where micro-ops begin.
instructions[instruction].operation = mapping.operation;
micro_op_pointers[instruction] = all_micro_ops_.size();
switch(mapping.decoder) {
case Decoder::Decimal: {
const int destination = (instruction >> 9) & 7;
const int source = instruction & 7;
if(instruction & 8) {
instructions[instruction].source = &bus_data_[0];
instructions[instruction].destination = &bus_data_[1];
all_micro_ops_.emplace_back(
MicroOp::Action::PredecrementSourceAndDestination1,
&all_bus_steps_[bus_step_collection.double_predec_byte[source][destination]]);
all_micro_ops_.emplace_back(MicroOp::Action::PerformOperation);
all_micro_ops_.emplace_back();
} else {
instructions[instruction].source = &data_[source];
instructions[instruction].destination = &data_[destination];
all_micro_ops_.emplace_back(
MicroOp::Action::PerformOperation,
&all_bus_steps_[bus_step_collection.six_step_Dn]);
all_micro_ops_.emplace_back();
}
} break;
case Decoder::RegOpModeReg: {
} break;
default:
std::cerr << "Unhandled decoder " << int(mapping.decoder) << std::endl;
break;
}
// Don't search further through the list of possibilities.
break;
}
}
}
// Finalise micro-op pointers.
for(size_t instruction = 0; instruction < 65536; ++instruction) {
if(micro_op_pointers[instruction] != std::numeric_limits<size_t>::max()) {
instructions[instruction].micro_operations = &all_micro_ops_[micro_op_pointers[instruction]];
}
}
}