Ryukojiro-apple1/src/pia.h

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//
// pia.h
// apple1
//
// Created by Daniel Loffgren on 9/12/15.
// Copyright (c) 2015 Daniel Loffgren. All rights reserved.
//
#ifndef __apple1__pia__
#define __apple1__pia__
#include <v6502/cpu.h>
#include <curses.h>
#define A1PIA_KEYBOARD_INPUT_REGISTER 0xD010
#define A1PIA_KEYBOARD_READY_REGISTER 0xD011
#define A1PIA_VIDEO_OUTPUT_REGISTER 0xD012
#define A1PIA_VIDEO_ATTR_REGISTER 0xD013
typedef struct {
/** @brief Curses output object */
WINDOW *screen;
/** @brief Hardwired cpu used to trap video activity and report
* keyboard input back via memory mapped registers. */
v6502_cpu *cpu;
char buf;
int signalled;
int suspended;
char history[2048];
int hist_pos;
} a1pia;
a1pia *pia_create(v6502_cpu *cpu);
void pia_destroy(a1pia *pia);
void pia_start(a1pia *pia, int continuous);
void pia_stop(a1pia *pia);
/* The freeze format is as follows:
* 0x00000-0x0FFFF: The contents of memory
* 0x10001-0x10002: CPU Program Counter (Network byte order)
* 0x10003: CPU Accumulator
* 0x10004: CPU X Register
* 0x10005: CPU Y Register
* 0x10006: CPU Status Register
* 0x10007-0x10807: Video Buffer History
*
* The video buffer history is a 2 kilobyte ring buffer that is preserved
* by the PIA. On load, it is replayed, which should restore the video
* output to a pretty close approximation, depending on terminal size and
* history.
*/
void saveFreeze(a1pia *pia, const char *fname);
void loadFreeze(a1pia *pia, const char *fname);
#endif /* defined(__apple1__pia__) */