powermac-rom/NanoKernel/NKEquates.s
Elliot Nunn c7d4cdd367 Reverse power management functions
This is part of the work to get the mini running well. The
kcPowerDispatch and kcCacheDispatch entry points were explored. The dead
code implementing a Timer "Heartbeat" was also used to label some
structures better.
2018-03-17 20:24:02 +08:00

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;_______________________________________________________________________
; Equates for the whole NanoKernel
;_______________________________________________________________________
kNanoKernelVersion equ $0228
; PowerPC Machine Status Register (MSR) bits
; (borrowing the _bitEqu macro from NKInfoRecordsPriv.s)
_bitEqu MSR_POW, 13
_bitEqu MSR_ILE, 15
_bitEqu MSR_EE, 16
_bitEqu MSR_PR, 17
_bitEqu MSR_FP, 18
_bitEqu MSR_ME, 19
_bitEqu MSR_FE0, 20
_bitEqu MSR_SE, 21
_bitEqu MSR_BE, 22
_bitEqu MSR_FE1, 23
_bitEqu MSR_IP, 25
_bitEqu MSR_IR, 26
_bitEqu MSR_DR, 27
_bitEqu MSR_RI, 30
_bitEqu MSR_LE, 31
; Special Purpose Registers (SPRs) not understood by MPW
l2cr equ 1017
; Alignment for NanoKernel interrupt routines (mostly Interrupts.s)
kIntAlign equ 5
; Junk
; IRP is 10 pages below KDP (measured start to start)
IRPOffset equ (-10) * 4096
kKDPfromIRP equ 10 * 4096
; Branch instruction BO fields
; (disregarding static prediction :)
BO_IF equ 12
BO_IF_NOT equ 4
Z equ 0x80000000
; SIGP (SIGnal Plugin) selectors used by the kernel:
kStartProcessor equ 1 ; r4 = target CPU idx, r5 = cpu's entry point, r6 = entry point's r3 (CPU struct ptr)
kStopProcessor equ 3 ; r4 = target CPU idx
kResetProcessor equ 4 ; r4 = target CPU idx
kAlert equ 5 ; r4 = target CPU idx? ; my name, has something to do with timers
kSIGP6 equ 6 ; r4 = target CPU idx?
kSIGP7 equ 7 ; r4 = target CPU idx?
kSynchClock equ 8 ; r4 = target CPU idx,
kSIGP9 equ 9 ; no args?
kGetProcessorTemp equ 12 ; r4 = selector (ignored on Core99), r5 = cpu ID ; my name
kSIGP17 equ 17 ; r4 = target CPU idx?