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Update ClockConverter for potential alternative clocks.
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@ -274,24 +274,21 @@ void TMS9918<personality>::run_for(const HalfCycles cycles) {
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// ------------------------
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// Perform memory accesses.
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// ------------------------
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#define fetch(function) \
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if(final_window != this->clock_converter_.AccessWindowCyclesPerLine) { \
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function<true>(first_window, final_window);\
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} else {\
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function<false>(first_window, final_window);\
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#define fetch(function, converter) \
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const int first_window = this->clock_converter_.converter(this->write_pointer_.column); \
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const int final_window = this->clock_converter_.converter(end_column); \
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if(first_window != final_window) break; \
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if(final_window != TMSAccessWindowsPerLine) { \
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function<true>(first_window, final_window); \
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} else { \
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function<false>(first_window, final_window); \
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}
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// Adjust column_ and end_column to the access-window clock before calling
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// the mode-applicable fetch function.
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const int first_window = this->clock_converter_.to_access_clock(this->write_pointer_.column);
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const int final_window = this->clock_converter_.to_access_clock(end_column);
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if(first_window != final_window) {
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switch(line_buffer.line_mode) {
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case LineMode::Text: fetch(this->template fetch_tms_text); break;
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case LineMode::Character: fetch(this->template fetch_tms_character); break;
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case LineMode::SMS: fetch(this->template fetch_sms); break;
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case LineMode::Refresh: fetch(this->template fetch_tms_refresh); break;
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}
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case LineMode::Text: { fetch(this->template fetch_tms_text, to_tms_access_clock); } break;
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case LineMode::Character: { fetch(this->template fetch_tms_character, to_tms_access_clock); } break;
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case LineMode::SMS: { fetch(this->template fetch_sms, to_tms_access_clock); } break;
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case LineMode::Refresh: { fetch(this->template fetch_tms_refresh, to_tms_access_clock); } break;
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}
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#undef fetch
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@ -14,6 +14,17 @@
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namespace TI {
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namespace TMS {
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template <Personality personality> constexpr int cycles_per_line() {
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switch(personality) {
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default: return 342;
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case Personality::V9938:
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case Personality::V9958: return 1368;
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case Personality::MDVDP: return 3420;
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}
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}
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constexpr int TMSAccessWindowsPerLine = 171;
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/*!
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This implementation of the TMS, etc mediates between three clocks:
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@ -47,38 +58,83 @@ template <Personality personality> class ClockConverter {
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Given that another @c source external **half-cycles** has occurred,
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indicates how many complete internal **cycles** have additionally elapsed
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since the last call to @c to_internal.
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E.g. for the TMS, @c source will count 456 ticks per line, and the internal clock
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runs at 342 ticks per line, so the proper conversion is to multiply by 3/4.
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*/
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int to_internal(int source) {
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// Default behaviour is top apply a multiplication by 3/4.
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switch(personality) {
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// Default behaviour is to apply a multiplication by 3/4;
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// this is correct for the TMS and Sega VDPs other than the Mega Drive.
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default: {
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const int result = source * 3 + cycles_error_;
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cycles_error_ = result & 3;
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return result >> 2;
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}
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// The two Yamaha chips have an internal clock that is four times
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// as fast as the TMS, therefore a stateless translation is possible.
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case Personality::V9938:
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case Personality::V9958:
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return source * 3;
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// The Mega Drive runs at 3420 master clocks per line, which is then
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// divided by 4 or 5 depending on other state. That's 7 times the
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// rate provided to the CPU; given that the input is in half-cycles
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// the proper multiplier is therefore 3.5.
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case Personality::MDVDP: {
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const int result = source * 7 + cycles_error_;
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cycles_error_ = result & 1;
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return result >> 1;
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}
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}
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}
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/*!
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Provides the number of complete external cycles that lie between now and
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@c internal_cycles into the future. Any trailing fractional external cycle
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is discarded.
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*/
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HalfCycles half_cycles_before_internal_cycles(int internal_cycles) const {
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// Logic here correlates with multipliers as per @c to_internal.
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switch(personality) {
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default:
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return HalfCycles(
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((internal_cycles << 2) + (2 - cycles_error_)) / 3
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);
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case Personality::V9938:
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case Personality::V9958:
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return HalfCycles(internal_cycles / 3);
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case Personality::MDVDP:
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return HalfCycles(
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((internal_cycles << 1) + (1 - cycles_error_)) / 7
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);
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}
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}
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/*!
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Converts a position in internal cycles to its corresponding position
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on the memory-access clock.
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on the TMS memory-access clock, i.e. scales down to 171 clocks
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per line
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*/
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static constexpr int to_access_clock(int source) {
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static constexpr int to_tms_access_clock(int source) {
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switch(personality) {
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default:
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return source >> 1;
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case Personality::V9938:
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case Personality::V9958:
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return source >> 3;
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case Personality::MDVDP:
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return source / 20;
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}
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}
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/// The number of internal cycles in a single line.
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constexpr static int CyclesPerLine = 342;
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/// Indicates the number of access-window cycles in a single line.
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constexpr static int AccessWindowCyclesPerLine = 171;
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constexpr static int CyclesPerLine = cycles_per_line<personality>();
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private:
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// Holds current residue in conversion from the external to
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