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Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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;
; Copyright (c) 2008, Swedish Institute of Computer Science.
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; DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS
; OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
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; LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
; OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
; SUCH DAMAGE.
;
; This file is part of the Contiki operating system.
;
; Author: Oliver Schmidt <ol.sc@web.de>
;
;---------------------------------------------------------------------
.constructor init_pfs
Leverage the recently added exec() cmdline support in the cc65 C library for the Apple ][.
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.destructor done_pfs
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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.importzp ptr1
Leverage the recently added exec() cmdline support in the cc65 C library for the Apple ][.
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.import popax, _uip_aligned_buf
.export _pfs_open, _pfs_read, _pfs_close
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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;---------------------------------------------------------------------
pathname := $0280
mli := $BF00
Leverage the recently added exec() cmdline support in the cc65 C library for the Apple ][.
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level := $BF94
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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OPEN_CALL = $C8
READ_CALL = $CA
CLOSE_CALL = $CC
;---------------------------------------------------------------------
.bss
prefix: .res 1
;---------------------------------------------------------------------
.data
Adjusted assembler to reference uip_aligned_buf instead of uip_buf.
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open_param: .byte $03 ;PARAM_COUNT
.addr pathname ;PATHNAME
.byte $00 ;IO_BUFFER (Lo)
.byte >_uip_aligned_buf+1 ;IO_BUFFER (Hi)
open_fd: .byte $00 ;REF_NUM
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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Adjusted assembler to reference uip_aligned_buf instead of uip_buf.
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read_param: .byte $04 ;PARAM_COUNT
read_fd: .byte $00 ;REF_NUM
read_buffer: .addr $0000 ;DATA_BUFFER
read_count_in: .word $0000 ;REQUEST_COUNT
read_count_out: .word $0000 ;TRANS_COUNT
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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Adjusted assembler to reference uip_aligned_buf instead of uip_buf.
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close_param: .byte $01 ;PARAM_COUNT
close_fd: .byte $00 ;REF_NUM
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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;---------------------------------------------------------------------
Adjusted segment names to match recent cc65 change.
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.segment "ONCE"
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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init_pfs:
Leverage the recently added exec() cmdline support in the cc65 C library for the Apple ][.
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; Allow exec() to keep file open
inc level
; Get prefix len of path used to load binary
ldx pathname
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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: lda pathname,x
cmp #'/'
beq :+
dex
bne :-
: stx prefix
rts
;---------------------------------------------------------------------
.code
Leverage the recently added exec() cmdline support in the cc65 C library for the Apple ][.
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done_pfs:
; Close all file
lda #$00
jsr _pfs_close
; Allow exec() to keep file open
dec level
rts
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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_pfs_open:
; Pop and store name
jsr popax
sta ptr1
stx ptr1+1
; Append name to prefix
ldy #$00
ldx prefix
: lda (ptr1),y
beq :+
sta pathname+1,x
iny
inx
bne :-
: stx pathname
jsr mli
.byte OPEN_CALL
.addr open_param
bcs error
; Return fd
lda open_fd
ldx #$00
rts
_pfs_read:
; Store len requested
sta read_count_in
stx read_count_in+1
; Pop and store buf
jsr popax
sta read_buffer
stx read_buffer+1
; Pop and store fd
jsr popax
sta read_fd
jsr mli
.byte READ_CALL
.addr read_param
bcs error
; Return len read
lda read_count_out
ldx read_count_out+1
rts
_pfs_close:
Leverage the recently added exec() cmdline support in the cc65 C library for the Apple ][.
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; Store fd
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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sta close_fd
jsr mli
.byte CLOSE_CALL
.addr close_param
bcs error
rts
error:
; Return -1
lda #$FF
Leverage the recently added exec() cmdline support in the cc65 C library for the Apple ][.
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tax
rts
Introduced very lightweight pfs implementation based on Apple ProDOS. ProDOS requires for each opened file a user-supplied page-aligned 1024 byte i/o buffer. This makes the generic POSIX file i/o library contained in the cc65 C-library quite heavyweight. In contrast the lightweight pfs implementation uses the uIP packet buffer as ProDOS i/o buffer. Therefore: - Only one file may be open at any time. - That file may not be open while the uIP packet buffer is used by uIP. The open()/read()/close() sequence should be completed before Contiki event scheduling or inside handling a single Contiki event. - The uIP packet buffer must be large enough to hold the ProDOS I/O buffer. Depending on the position of the uIP buffer in memory this means between 1024 and 1024 + 256 bytes. Therefore in an Ethernet environment setting the MTU_SIZE to at least 1266 is safe (So the default of 1500 is just fine).
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;---------------------------------------------------------------------
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