// // Commodore.hpp // Clock Signal // // Created by Thomas Harte on 06/11/2016. // Copyright 2016 Thomas Harte. All rights reserved. // #pragma once #include "TapeParser.hpp" #include #include namespace Storage::Tape::Commodore { enum class WaveType { Short, Medium, Long, Unrecognised }; enum class SymbolType { One, Zero, Word, EndOfBlock, LeadIn }; struct Header { enum { RelocatableProgram, NonRelocatableProgram, DataSequenceHeader, DataBlock, EndOfTape, Unknown } type; std::vector data; std::wstring name; std::vector raw_name; uint16_t starting_address; uint16_t ending_address; bool parity_was_valid; bool duplicate_matched; /*! Writes a byte serialised version of this header to @c target, writing at most @c length bytes. */ void serialise(uint8_t *target, uint16_t length); }; struct Data { std::vector data; bool parity_was_valid; bool duplicate_matched; }; class Parser: public Storage::Tape::PulseClassificationParser { public: Parser(); /*! Advances to the next block on the tape, treating it as a header, then consumes, parses, and returns it. Returns @c nullptr if any wave-encoding level errors are encountered. */ std::unique_ptr
get_next_header(const std::shared_ptr &tape); /*! Advances to the next block on the tape, treating it as data, then consumes, parses, and returns it. Returns @c nullptr if any wave-encoding level errors are encountered. */ std::unique_ptr get_next_data(const std::shared_ptr &tape); private: /*! Template for the logic in selecting which of two copies of something to consider authoritative, including setting the duplicate_matched flag. */ template std::unique_ptr duplicate_match(std::unique_ptr first_copy, std::unique_ptr second_copy); std::unique_ptr
get_next_header_body(const std::shared_ptr &tape, bool is_original); std::unique_ptr get_next_data_body(const std::shared_ptr &tape, bool is_original); /*! Finds and completes the next landing zone. */ void proceed_to_landing_zone(const std::shared_ptr &tape, bool is_original); /*! Swallows the next byte; sets the error flag if it is not equal to @c value. */ void expect_byte(const std::shared_ptr &tape, uint8_t value); uint8_t parity_byte_ = 0; void reset_parity_byte(); uint8_t get_parity_byte(); void add_parity_byte(uint8_t byte); /*! Proceeds to the next word marker then returns the result of @c get_next_byte_contents. */ uint8_t get_next_byte(const std::shared_ptr &tape); /*! Reads the next nine symbols and applies a binary test to each to differentiate between ::One and not-::One. Returns a byte composed of the first eight of those as bits; sets the error flag if any symbol is not ::One and not ::Zero, or if the ninth bit is not equal to the odd parity of the other eight. */ uint8_t get_next_byte_contents(const std::shared_ptr &tape); /*! Returns the result of two consecutive @c get_next_byte calls, arranged in little-endian format. */ uint16_t get_next_short(const std::shared_ptr &tape); /*! Per the contract with Analyser::Static::TapeParser; sums time across pulses. If this pulse indicates a high to low transition, inspects the time since the last transition, to produce a long, medium, short or unrecognised wave period. */ void process_pulse(const Storage::Tape::Pulse &pulse) override; bool previous_was_high_ = false; float wave_period_ = 0.0f; /*! Per the contract with Analyser::Static::TapeParser; produces any of a word marker, an end-of-block marker, a zero, a one or a lead-in symbol based on the currently captured waves. */ void inspect_waves(const std::vector &waves) override; }; }