dingusppc/devices/spdram.h

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/*
DingusPPC - The Experimental PowerPC Macintosh emulator
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*/
/** @file Serial presence detect (SPD) RAM module emulation.
Author: Max Poliakovski
@description
Serial presence detect (SPD) is a standard that prescribes an automatic way
to supply various information about a memory module.
A SPD-compatible memory module contains a small EEPROM that stores useful
information like memory size, configuration, speed, manufacturer etc.
The content depends on the module type.
This EEPROM is accessible via the I2C bus. The EEPROM I2C address will be
configured depending on the physical RAM slot the module is inserted to.
A 168-Pin SDRAM slot includes three specialized pins SA0-SA2 for setting
an unique I2C address for each module EEPROM. The SA0-SA2 pins are hardwired
differently for each RAM slot. Example:
Slot SA0-SA2 I2C address
A %000 0x50 + %000 = 0x50
B %001 0x50 + %001 = 0x51
Further reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_presence_detect
*/
#ifndef SPD_EEPROM_H
#define SPD_EEPROM_H
#include <cinttypes>
#include <string>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <thirdparty/loguru/loguru.hpp>
#include "i2c.h"
#include "hwcomponent.h"
enum RAMType : int {
SDRAM = 4
};
class SpdSdram168 : public HWComponent, public I2CDevice {
public:
SpdSdram168(uint8_t addr) {
this->dev_addr = addr;
this->pos = 0;
};
~SpdSdram168() = default;
bool supports_type(HWCompType type) { return type == HWCompType::RAM; };
void set_capacity(int capacity_megs) {
switch(capacity_megs) {
case 32:
this->eeprom_data[3] = 0xC; /* 12 rows */
this->eeprom_data[4] = 0x8; /* 8 columns */
this->eeprom_data[5] = 0x1; /* one bank */
break;
case 64:
this->eeprom_data[3] = 0xC; /* 12 rows */
this->eeprom_data[4] = 0x9; /* 9 columns */
this->eeprom_data[5] = 0x1; /* one bank */
break;
case 128:
this->eeprom_data[3] = 0xC; /* 12 rows */
this->eeprom_data[4] = 0xA; /* 10 columns */
this->eeprom_data[5] = 0x1; /* one bank */
break;
case 256:
this->eeprom_data[3] = 0xC; /* 12 rows */
this->eeprom_data[4] = 0xA; /* 10 columns */
this->eeprom_data[5] = 0x2; /* two banks */
break;
default:
throw std::invalid_argument(std::string("Unsupported capacity!"));
}
LOG_F(INFO, "SDRAM capacity set to %dMB, I2C addr = 0x%X",
capacity_megs, this->dev_addr);
};
void start_transaction() { this->pos = 0; };
bool send_subaddress(uint8_t sub_addr) {
this->pos = sub_addr;
LOG_F(9, "SDRAM subaddress set to 0x%X", sub_addr);
return true;
};
bool send_byte(uint8_t data) {
LOG_F(9, "SDRAM byte 0x%X received", data);
return true;
};
bool receive_byte(uint8_t *p_data) {
if (this->pos >= this->eeprom_data[0]) {
this->pos = 0; /* attempt to read past SPD data should wrap around */
}
LOG_F(9, "SDRAM sending EEPROM byte 0x%X", this->eeprom_data[this->pos]);
*p_data = this->eeprom_data[this->pos++];
return true;
};
private:
uint8_t dev_addr; /* I2C address */
int pos; /* actual read position */
/* EEPROM content */
uint8_t eeprom_data[256] = {
128, /* number of bytes present */
8, /* log2(EEPROM size) */
RAMType::SDRAM, /* memory type */
/* the following fields will be set up in set_capacity() */
0, /* number of row addresses */
0, /* number of column addresses */
0 /* number of banks */
};
};
#endif /* SPD_EEPROM_H */