- For pdm/amic, real_dma_xfer is called when SCSI_DMA_Ctrl has the run bit set.
- For tnt/grandcentral, dma_wait is called when the DBDMA is started (run bit is set). It will call real_dma_xfer when the phase and sequence are DATA_IN/RCV_DATA or DATA_OUT/SEND_DATA.
- dma_wait and real_dma_xfer uses a one shot timer instead of a loop to continue doing DMA while also giving time to the CPU. This and the above changes handles the case where the DBDMA is started before setting up the transfer phase and sequence.
- dma_stop will stop the one shot timer when the DBDMA channel is stopped.
bytes_out is used instead of the removed cur_buf_cnt.
data_ptr is setup by prepare_data instead of process_command.
Not sure why scsicdrom doesn't set bytes_out in prepare_data.
- Use macros for reading 2 byte or 4 byte big endian data. block_size is assumed to be < 64K so WRITE_DWORD_BE_A will write two leading zeros.
- Scalar pass by value parameters don't need to be const.
- Remove some unnecessary locals.
Make it a separate method like scsihd. It also checks the incoming param size. If it's zero then the phase is not switched. Is that wrong? Still probably unfinished.
In Xcode, type Command-Shift-B to analyze every source file or Command-Shift-Control-B to analyze the current source file.
For pseudo_dma_read report FIFO underrun and init data_word in that case.
scsibus has a new method attach_scsi_devices which is used by all machines to populate a SCSI bus with one or more hard drives or CD-ROM drives.
HDDs are specified by the hdd_img property.
CDs are specified by the cdr_img property.
Multiple images are delimited by a colon :
attach_scsi_devices is called by the scsi controller after the scsi controller has attached itself to the scsi bus.
The bus suffix is applied to the property name.
Curio has no suffix so it will use hdd_img and cdr_img properties.
Mesh is expected to have a suffix of 2 so it will use hdd_img2 and cdr_img2 properties.
HDDs will skip SCSI ID 3 unless 7 HDDs are added, in which case, the seventh HDD will use ID 3.
CDs will start at SCSI ID 3, go to 7, then down to 0.
SCSI IDs are skipped if a device is already using that SCSI ID.
ScsiCdrom and ScsiHD no longer use REGISTER_DEVICE or DeviceDescription or PropMap which is normal for devices that can have multiple instances.
