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pt3_lib: update to version 0.2
includes more documentation and Mockingboard slot detection
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The PT3_player Library
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The PT3_player Library version 0.2
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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by Vince "Deater" Weaver
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7 June 2019
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http://www.deater.net/weave/vmwprod/pt3_player/
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by Vince "Deater" Weaver <vince@deater.net>
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http://www.deater.net/weave/vmwprod/pt3_lib/
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Last Update: 28 December 2019
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Plays Vortex Tracker II .pt3 files on the Apple II
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Background:
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~~~~~~~~~~~
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This code is meant as a relatively simple, reasonably optimized version
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of the PT3 Vortex-Tracker player for use in other programs.
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The orignal player code can be found in ../pt3_player/
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That codebase is being *extremely* optimized to the point it's no longer
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A much more optimized version can be found in ../pt3_player/
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That codebase has been *extremely* optimized to the point it's no longer
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very straightforward to reuse the code.
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For some more background on this you can watch the talk I gave
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at Demosplash 2019 on this topic.
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What is a PT3 file?
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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A PT3 file is a tracker format with a compact file size used on systems
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with AY-3-8910 based audio. This is most commonly the ZX-spectrum
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and Atari ST machines.
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Originally most PT3 players were in z80 assembly language for use on Z80
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based machines. I have written code that will play the files on modern
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systems (using C) and also the included code designed for the 6502-based
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Apple II machines with Mockingboard sound cards installed.
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You can find many pt3 files on the internet, or you can use the
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VortexTracker tracker to write your own.
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Using the Code (irq driven):
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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See the "pt3_test.s" example.
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The code is in cc65 6502 assembly language but should be relatively
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easy to port to other assemblers.
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To get a pt3 file playing:
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+ Optionally include "pt3_lib_mockingboard_detect.s" and
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call "mockingboard_detect" and "mockingboard_patch" if
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you want to auto-detect which slot the mockingboard is in.
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Otherwise it will default to Slot#4
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The patch code does a vaguely unsafe find/replace of $C4
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live patch of the slot values, if you want a safer (but much
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larger) version you can go into the file and ifdef out
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the right code.
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+ Be sure to either include the pt3 file as a binary, or load
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it from disk to a buffer pointed to by PT3_LOC.
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Not the beginning of the song needs to be aligned on
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a page boundary (this makes the decode code a bit
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more simple)
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+ If you want to make the code more compact but use a lot of
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the zero page, you can set PT3_USE_ZERO_PAGE in
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"pt3_lib_core.s" This will use zp $80-$FF
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but make the pt3 code a bit faster/smaller
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+ You can set the interrupt speed in pt3_lib_mockingboard_setup.s
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Generally files you find online are 50Hz.
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For less overhead you can set something like 25Hz but
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in that case you'll want to adjust the speed in the
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tracker otherwise the songs will play at the wrong speed.
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+ Vortex tracker by default assumes a system with a 1.77MHz
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clock and sets frequencies accordingly. The Mockingboard
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runs at 1MHz, so the pt3_lib converts on the fly.
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For less overhead you can have the tracker generate
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1MHz music and strip out the 1.77MHz conversion code.
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+ If you want the music to Loop then set the LOOP value to 1.
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Using the Code (cycle-counted):
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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I started work on a cycle-counted (deterministic cycle count) pt3
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decoder, but it turned out to be large and complex enough to not be
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worth the trouble.
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You can still use pt3 files in cycle-counted demos. See the
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../demosplash2019/ directory for an example. What this code does
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is decode the pt3 files to memory during non-cycle-counted times,
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and then use a deterministic playback function to play back this music.
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Each frame of music decodes to 11bytes of register info, which means
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at 60Hz you can get roughly 4s of music per 3kB of RAM.
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Overhead:
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~~~~~~~~~
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It depends exactly on what features you use, but in general it will use
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around 3KB of RAM plus the size of the PT3 file (which is often a few K).
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Playback overhead depends on the complexity of the sound file but is typically
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in the 10% to 15% range when playing back at 50Hz.
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The player also uses 26 zero-page locations. More compact/faster code
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can be generated if you're willing to sacrifice 128+ zero page locations.
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10 PRINT "PT3 LIB TEST V0.1"
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10 PRINT "PT3 LIB TEST V0.2"
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100 PRINT CHR$ (4)"BRUN PT3_TEST"
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Binary file not shown.
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NOTE_STRUCT_SIZE=40
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.ifdef USE_ZERO_PAGE
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.ifdef PT3_USE_ZERO_PAGE
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note_a = $80
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note_b = $80+(NOTE_STRUCT_SIZE*1)
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note_c = $80+(NOTE_STRUCT_SIZE*2)
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end_vars=$80+(NOTE_STRUCT_SIZE*3)
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.else ; !USE_ZERO_PAGE
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.else ; !PT3_USE_ZERO_PAGE
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begin_vars:
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note_a: ; reset?
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; if card was found, X = #$Cn where n is the slot number of the card
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; C clear if no Mockingboard found
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; other flags clobbered
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; zp $85-$87 clobbered
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; zp $65-$67 clobbered
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; A/Y clobbered
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;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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;===================================================================
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; code to patch mockingboard if not in slot#4
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;===================================================================
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; this is the brute force version, we have to patch 39 locations
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; see further below if you want to try a smaller, more dangerous, patch
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.if 0
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mockingboard_patch:
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lda MB_ADDR_H
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sta pt3_irq_smc1+2
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sta pt3_irq_smc1+2 ; 1
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sta pt3_irq_smc2+2
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sta pt3_irq_smc2+5
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sta pt3_irq_smc2+2 ; 2
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sta pt3_irq_smc2+5 ; 3
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sta pt3_irq_smc3+2
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sta pt3_irq_smc3+5
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sta pt3_irq_smc3+2 ; 4
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sta pt3_irq_smc3+5 ; 5
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sta pt3_irq_smc4+2
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sta pt3_irq_smc4+5
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sta pt3_irq_smc4+2 ; 6
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sta pt3_irq_smc4+5 ; 7
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sta pt3_irq_smc5+2 ; 8
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sta pt3_irq_smc5+5 ; 9
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sta pt3_irq_smc6+2 ; 10
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sta pt3_irq_smc6+5 ; 11
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sta pt3_irq_smc7+2 ; 12
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sta pt3_irq_smc7+5 ; 13
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sta mock_init_smc1+2 ; 14
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sta mock_init_smc1+5 ; 15
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sta mock_init_smc2+2 ; 16
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sta mock_init_smc2+5 ; 17
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sta reset_ay_smc1+2 ; 18
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sta reset_ay_smc2+2 ; 19
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sta reset_ay_smc3+2 ; 20
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sta reset_ay_smc4+2 ; 21
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sta write_ay_smc1+2 ; 22
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sta write_ay_smc1+5 ; 23
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sta write_ay_smc2+2 ; 24
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sta write_ay_smc2+5 ; 25
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sta write_ay_smc3+2 ; 26
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sta write_ay_smc3+5 ; 27
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sta write_ay_smc4+2 ; 28
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sta write_ay_smc4+5 ; 29
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sta write_ay_smc5+2 ; 30
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sta write_ay_smc5+5 ; 31
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sta write_ay_smc6+2 ; 32
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sta write_ay_smc6+5 ; 33
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sta setup_irq_smc1+2 ; 34
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sta setup_irq_smc2+2 ; 35
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sta setup_irq_smc3+2 ; 36
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sta setup_irq_smc4+2 ; 37
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sta setup_irq_smc5+2 ; 38
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sta setup_irq_smc6+2 ; 39
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rts
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.endif
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;===================================================================
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; dangerous code to patch mockingboard if not in slot#4
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;===================================================================
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; this code patches any $C4 value to the proper slot# if not slot4
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; this can be dangerous, it might over-write other important values
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; that should be $C4
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; safer ways to do this:
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; only do this if 2 bytes after a LDA/STA/LDX/STX
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; count total and if not 39 then print error message
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mockingboard_patch:
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; from mockingboard_init $1BBF
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; to done_pt3_irq_handler $1D85
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ldx MB_ADDR_H
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ldy #0
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lda #<mockingboard_init
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sta MB_ADDR_L
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lda #>mockingboard_init
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sta MB_ADDR_H
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mb_patch_loop:
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lda (MB_ADDR_L),Y
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cmp #$C4
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bne mb_patch_nomatch
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txa
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sta (MB_ADDR_L),Y
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mb_patch_nomatch:
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inc MB_ADDR_L
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lda MB_ADDR_L
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bne mb_patch_oflo
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inc MB_ADDR_H
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mb_patch_oflo:
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lda MB_ADDR_H
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cmp #>done_pt3_irq_handler
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bne mb_patch_loop
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lda MB_ADDR_L
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cmp #<done_pt3_irq_handler
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bne mb_patch_loop
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mb_patch_done:
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rts
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.if 0
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mockingboard_init:
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lda #$ff ; all output (1)
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mock_init_smc1:
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sta MOCK_6522_DDRB1
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sta MOCK_6522_DDRA1
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mock_init_smc2:
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sta MOCK_6522_DDRB2
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sta MOCK_6522_DDRA2
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rts
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;===================================
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;===================================
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; Reset Both AY-3-8910s
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;===================================
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;===================================
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;======================
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; Reset Left AY-3-8910
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;======================
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reset_ay_both:
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lda #MOCK_AY_RESET
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reset_ay_smc1:
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sta MOCK_6522_ORB1
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lda #MOCK_AY_INACTIVE
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reset_ay_smc2:
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sta MOCK_6522_ORB1
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;======================
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;reset_ay_right:
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;could be merged with both
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lda #MOCK_AY_RESET
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reset_ay_smc3:
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sta MOCK_6522_ORB2
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lda #MOCK_AY_INACTIVE
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reset_ay_smc4:
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sta MOCK_6522_ORB2
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rts
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write_ay_both:
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; address
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write_ay_smc1:
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stx MOCK_6522_ORA1 ; put address on PA1 ; 3
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stx MOCK_6522_ORA2 ; put address on PA2 ; 3
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lda #MOCK_AY_LATCH_ADDR ; latch_address on PB1 ; 2
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write_ay_smc2:
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sta MOCK_6522_ORB1 ; latch_address on PB1 ; 3
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sta MOCK_6522_ORB2 ; latch_address on PB2 ; 3
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ldy #MOCK_AY_INACTIVE ; go inactive ; 2
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write_ay_smc3:
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sty MOCK_6522_ORB1 ; 3
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sty MOCK_6522_ORB2 ; 3
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; value
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lda MB_VALUE ; 3
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write_ay_smc4:
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sta MOCK_6522_ORA1 ; put value on PA1 ; 3
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sta MOCK_6522_ORA2 ; put value on PA2 ; 3
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lda #MOCK_AY_WRITE ; ; 2
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write_ay_smc5:
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sta MOCK_6522_ORB1 ; write on PB1 ; 3
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sta MOCK_6522_ORB2 ; write on PB2 ; 3
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write_ay_smc6:
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sty MOCK_6522_ORB1 ; 3
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sty MOCK_6522_ORB2 ; 3
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sei ; disable interrupts just in case
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lda #$40 ; Continuous interrupts, don't touch PB7
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setup_irq_smc1:
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sta MOCK_6522_ACR ; ACR register
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lda #$7F ; clear all interrupt flags
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setup_irq_smc2:
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sta MOCK_6522_IER ; IER register (interrupt enable)
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lda #$C0
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setup_irq_smc3:
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sta MOCK_6522_IFR ; IFR: 1100, enable interrupt on timer one oflow
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setup_irq_smc4:
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sta MOCK_6522_IER ; IER: 1100, enable timer one interrupt
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lda #$E7
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setup_irq_smc5:
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sta MOCK_6522_T1CL ; write into low-order latch
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lda #$4f
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setup_irq_smc6:
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sta MOCK_6522_T1CH ; write into high-order latch,
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; load both values into counter
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; clear interrupt and start counting
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PT3_LOC = song
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; the below will make for more compact code, at the expense
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; of using $80 - $ff by our routines. You'll also need to
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; grab the zp.inc file from the pt3_player code
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; of using $80 - $ff zero page addresses by the decoder.
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; PT3_USE_ZERO_PAGE = 1
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lda #0
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sta DONE_PLAYING
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sta LOOP
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sta LOOP ; change to 1 to loop forever
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;=======================
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; Detect mockingboard
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;========================
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jsr print_mockingboard_detect
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jsr print_mockingboard_detect ; print message
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jsr mockingboard_detect ; call detection routine
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bcs mockingboard_found
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jsr print_mocking_notfound
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;jmp forever_loop
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; can't detect on IIc so just run with it anyway
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; possibly can't detect on IIc so just try with slot#4 anyway
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; even if not detected
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jmp setup_interrupt
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mockingboard_found:
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; print found message
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; modify message to print slot value
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lda MB_ADDR_H
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sec
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sbc #$10
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jsr print_mocking_found
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setup_interrupt:
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;==================================================
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; patch the playing code with the proper slot value
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;==================================================
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jsr mockingboard_patch
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;=======================
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; Set up 50Hz interrupt
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;========================
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.include "pt3_lib_core.s"
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.include "pt3_lib_init.s"
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.include "pt3_lib_mockingboard_setup.s"
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.include "pt3_lib_mockingboard_detect.s"
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.include "interrupt_handler.s"
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; if you're self patching, detect has to be after interrupt_handler.s
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.include "pt3_lib_mockingboard_detect.s"
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;=============
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; include song
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;; Zero page addresses
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ORNAMENT_L = $60
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ORNAMENT_H = $61
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SAMPLE_L = $62
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SAMPLE_H = $63
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LOOP = $64
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MB_ADDR_L = $65
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MB_ADDR_H = $66
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MB_VALUE = $67
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DONE_PLAYING = $68
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DONE_SONG = $69
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PT3_TEMP = $6A
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AY_REGISTERS = $70
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A_FINE_TONE = $70
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A_COARSE_TONE = $71
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PATTERN_L = $7E
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PATTERN_H = $7F
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ORNAMENT_L = $80
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ORNAMENT_H = $81
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SAMPLE_L = $82
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SAMPLE_H = $83
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LOOP = $84
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MB_ADDR_L = $85
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MB_ADDR_H = $86
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MB_VALUE = $87
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DONE_PLAYING = $88
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DONE_SONG = $89
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PT3_TEMP = $8A
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