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Introduces an explicit area of floating bus, starts adding bus errors.
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@ -83,7 +83,8 @@ class ConcreteMachine:
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// Set up basic memory map.
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memory_map_[0] = BusDevice::MostlyRAM;
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int c = 1;
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for(; c < 0x08; ++c) memory_map_[c] = BusDevice::RAM;
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for(; c < int(ram_.size() >> 15); ++c) memory_map_[c] = BusDevice::RAM;
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for(; c < 0x40; ++c) memory_map_[c] = BusDevice::Floating;
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for(; c < 0xff; ++c) memory_map_[c] = BusDevice::Unassigned;
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const bool is_early_tos = true;
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@ -174,19 +175,30 @@ class ConcreteMachine:
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// If this is a new strobing of the address signal, test for bus error and pre-DTack delay.
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//
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// DTack delay rule: if accessing RAM or the shifter, align with the two cycles next available
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// for the CPU to access that side of the bus.
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HalfCycles delay(0);
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if((cycle.operation & Microcycle::NewAddress) && (address < ram_.size() || (address == (0xff8260 >> 1)))) {
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// DTack will be implicit; work out how long until that should be,
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// and apply bus error constraints.
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const int i_phase = bus_phase_.as<int>() & 7;
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if(i_phase < 4) {
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delay = HalfCycles(4 - i_phase);
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advance_time(delay);
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if(cycle.operation & Microcycle::NewAddress) {
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if(
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// Anything unassigned should generate a bus error.
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(memory_map_[address >> 15] == BusDevice::Unassigned) ||
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// Bus errors also apply to unprivileged access to the first 0x800 bytes, or the IO area.
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(!is_supervisor && (address < 0x400 || memory_map_[address >> 15] == BusDevice::IO))
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) {
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mc68000_.set_bus_error(true);
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return delay; // TODO: there should be an extra delay here.
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}
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// TODO: presumably test is if(after declared memory size and (not supervisor or before hardware space)) bus_error?
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// DTack delay rule: if accessing RAM or the shifter, align with the two cycles next available
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// for the CPU to access that side of the bus.
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if(address < ram_.size() || (address == (0xff8260 >> 1))) {
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// DTack will be implicit; work out how long until that should be,
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// and apply bus error constraints.
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const int i_phase = bus_phase_.as<int>() & 7;
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if(i_phase < 4) {
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delay = HalfCycles(4 - i_phase);
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advance_time(delay);
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}
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}
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}
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uint16_t *memory = nullptr;
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@ -199,8 +211,6 @@ class ConcreteMachine:
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}
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case BusDevice::RAM:
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memory = ram_.data();
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address &= ram_.size() - 1;
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// TODO: align with the next access window.
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break;
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case BusDevice::ROM:
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@ -208,8 +218,9 @@ class ConcreteMachine:
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address %= rom_.size();
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break;
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case BusDevice::Floating:
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// TODO: provide vapour reads here. But: will these always be of the last video fetch?
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case BusDevice::Unassigned:
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// TODO: figure out the rules about bus errors.
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case BusDevice::Cartridge:
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/*
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TOS 1.0 appears to attempt to read from the catridge before it has setup
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@ -443,7 +454,20 @@ class ConcreteMachine:
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std::vector<uint16_t> rom_;
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enum class BusDevice {
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MostlyRAM, RAM, ROM, Cartridge, IO, Unassigned
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/// A mostly RAM page is one that returns ROM for the first 8 bytes, RAM elsewhere.
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MostlyRAM,
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/// Allows reads and writes to ram_.
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RAM,
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/// Nothing is mapped to this area, and it also doesn't trigger an exception upon access.
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Floating,
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/// Allows reading from rom_; writes do nothing.
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ROM,
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/// Allows interaction with a cartrige_.
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Cartridge,
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/// Marks the IO page, in which finer decoding will occur.
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IO,
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/// An unassigned page has nothing below it, in a way that triggers exceptions.
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Unassigned
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};
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BusDevice memory_map_[256];
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