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Disabled my various bits of rate interchange debugging; improved test for when to call update_display due to a RAM write.
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@ -17,6 +17,8 @@ static const unsigned int cycles_per_frame = 312*cycles_per_line;
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static const unsigned int crt_cycles_multiplier = 8;
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static const unsigned int crt_cycles_per_line = crt_cycles_multiplier * cycles_per_line;
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const int first_graphics_line = 28;
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Machine::Machine() :
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_interruptControl(0),
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_frameCycles(0),
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@ -52,20 +54,28 @@ unsigned int Machine::perform_bus_operation(CPU6502::BusOperation operation, uin
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}
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else
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{
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// TODO: range check on address; a lot of the time the machine will be running code outside of
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// the screen area, meaning that no update is required.
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// If we're still before the display will start to be painted, or the address is
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// less than both the current line address and 0x3000, (the minimum screen mode
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// base address) then there's no way this write can affect the current frame. Sp
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// no need to flush the display. Otherwise, output up until now so that any
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// write doesn't have retroactive effect on the video output.
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if(!(
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(_frameCycles < first_graphics_line * cycles_per_line) ||
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(address < _startLineAddress && address < 0x3000)
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))
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update_display();
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_ram[address] = *value;
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}
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// TODO: RAM timing for Modes 0–3
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// for the entire frame, RAM is accessible only on odd cycles; in modes below 4
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// it's also accessible only outside of the pixel regions
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cycles += (_frameCycles&1)^1;
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if(_screenMode < 4)
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{
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const int current_line = _frameCycles >> 7;
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const int line_position = _frameCycles & 127;
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if(current_line >= 28 && current_line < 28+256 && line_position >= 24 && line_position < 104)
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if(current_line >= first_graphics_line && current_line < first_graphics_line+256 && line_position >= 24 && line_position < 104)
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cycles = (unsigned int)(104 - line_position);
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}
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}
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@ -410,7 +420,6 @@ inline void Machine::update_display()
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{
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const int lines_of_hsync = 3;
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const int end_of_hsync = lines_of_hsync * cycles_per_line;
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const int first_graphics_line = 28;
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if(_frameCycles >= end_of_hsync)
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{
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@ -15,12 +15,12 @@
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@implementation CSElectron {
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Electron::Machine _electron;
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NSTimeInterval _periodicStart;
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int _numberOfCycles;
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// NSTimeInterval _periodicStart;
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// int _numberOfCycles;
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}
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- (void)doRunForNumberOfCycles:(int)numberOfCycles {
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_numberOfCycles += numberOfCycles;
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/* _numberOfCycles += numberOfCycles;
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NSTimeInterval timeNow = [NSDate timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate];
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NSTimeInterval difference = timeNow - _periodicStart;
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if(difference > 1.0)
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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
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NSLog(@"cycles: %0.0f", (double)_numberOfCycles / difference);
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_periodicStart = timeNow;
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_numberOfCycles = 0;
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}
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}*/
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_electron.run_for_cycles(numberOfCycles);
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}
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{
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if(_coefficients_are_dirty) update_filter_coefficients();
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_periodic_cycles += input_cycles;
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time_t time_now = time(nullptr);
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if(time_now > _periodic_start)
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{
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printf("input audio samples: %d\n", _periodic_cycles);
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printf("output audio samples: %d\n", _periodic_output);
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_periodic_cycles = 0;
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_periodic_output = 0;
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_periodic_start = time_now;
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}
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// _periodic_cycles += input_cycles;
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// time_t time_now = time(nullptr);
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// if(time_now > _periodic_start)
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// {
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// printf("input audio samples: %d\n", _periodic_cycles);
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// printf("output audio samples: %d\n", _periodic_output);
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// _periodic_cycles = 0;
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// _periodic_output = 0;
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// _periodic_start = time_now;
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// }
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// point sample for now, as a temporary measure
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input_cycles += _input_cycles_carry;
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@ -111,17 +111,17 @@ template <class T> class Filter: public Speaker {
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if(steps > 1)
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static_cast<T *>(this)->skip_samples((unsigned int)(steps-1));
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input_cycles -= steps;
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_periodic_output ++;
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// _periodic_output ++;
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}
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_input_cycles_carry = input_cycles;
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}
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Filter() : _periodic_cycles(0), _periodic_start(0) {}
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Filter() {} // _periodic_cycles(0), _periodic_start(0)
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private:
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time_t _periodic_start;
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int _periodic_cycles;
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int _periodic_output;
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// time_t _periodic_start;
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// int _periodic_cycles;
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// int _periodic_output;
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SignalProcessing::Stepper *_stepper;
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int _input_cycles_carry;
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