void Intel8255::writeControl(const uint8_t data) {
if (data & 0x80) {
/* bit[7:7] = 1 mode set flag
* bit[6:5] = mode select 00=mode 0 01=mode 1 1x=mode 2
* bit[4:4] = Port A 1=input 0=output
* bit[3:3] = Port C upper 1=input 0=output
* bit[2:2] = mode select 0=mode 0 1=mode 1
* bit[1:1] = Port B 1=input 0=output
* bit[0:0] = Port C lower 1=input 0=output */
/* mode byte */
mode = data;
/* update write masks */
portAWriteMask = (mode & 0x10) ? 0x00 : 0xFF; /* bit 4 */
portBWriteMask = (mode & 0x02) ? 0x00 : 0xFF; /* bit 1 */
portCWriteMask = ((mode & 0x01) ? 0x00 : 0x0F) +/* bit 0 */
((mode & 0x08) ? 0x00 : 0xF0); /* bit 3 */
/* modes take additional bits from port C */
if (mode & 0x04) { /* port B mode 1 */
/* port C meanings:
*
* output:
* bit[2:2] = Acknowledge, from device (IN)
* bit[1:1] = Output buffer full aka CPU has written data to this port (OUT)
* bit[0:0] = Interrupt request B (OUT)
*
* input:
* bit[2:2] = Strobe input (loads data into the latch) (IN)
* bit[1:1] = Input buffer full (OUT)
* bit[0:0] = Interrupt request B (OUT) */
portCWriteMask &= ~0x07;
}
if (mode & 0x40) { /* port A mode 2 */
/* port C meanings:
*
* bit[7:7] = Output buffer full aka CPU has written data to this port (OUT)
* bit[6:6] = Acknowledge, from device. This latches the output. Else output is high impedance (IN)
* bit[5:5] = Input buffer full (OUT)
* bit[4:4] = Strobe input (loads data into the latch) (IN)
* bit[3:3] = Interrupt request A (OUT) */
portCWriteMask &= ~0xF8;
}
else if (mode & 0x20) { /* port A mode 1 */
/* port C meanings:
*
* output:
* bit[7:7] = Output buffer full aka CPU has written data to this port (OUT)
* bit[6:6] = Acknowledge, from device (IN)
* bit[3:3] = Interrupt request A (OUT)
*
* input:
* bit[5:5] = Input buffer full (OUT)
* bit[4:4] = Strobe input (loads data input the latch) (IN)
* bit[3:3] = Interrupt request A (OUT) */
portCWriteMask &= ~((mode & 0x10) ? 0x38 : 0xC8);
}
/* according to PC-98 hardware it seems changing a port to input makes the latch forget it's contents */
latchOutPortA &= ~portAWriteMask;
latchOutPortB &= ~portBWriteMask;
latchOutPortC &= ~portCWriteMask;
/* update */
outPortA(portAWriteMask);
outPortB(portBWriteMask);
outPortC(portCWriteMask);
/* HACK: I get the impression from the PC-98 platform and "Metal Force" that writing the mode
* byte can cause the chip to re-trigger an interrupt. So... */
/* FIXME: Or am I wrong here, and the retriggering of the interrupt may simply be that internal
* interrupts on the PC-98 are level triggered? */
INTR_A = INTR_B = false;
checkINTR_A();
checkINTR_B();
/* then reset actual state again */
updateINTR_A();
updateINTR_B();
checkINTR_A();
checkINTR_B();
}
else {
/* bit[7:7] = 0 bit set/reset
* bit[6:4] = X don't care
* bit[3:1] = bit bit select
* bit[0:0] = set/reset 1=set 0=reset */
/* single bit set/reset port C */
const uint8_t bit = ((unsigned int)data >> 1U) & 7U;
if (mode & 0x40) { /* Port A mode 2 */
if (bit == 4) {
INTE_2 = !!(data & 1);
updateINTR_A();
checkINTR_A();
}
else if (bit == 6) {
INTE_1 = !!(data & 1);
updateINTR_A();
checkINTR_A();
}
}
else if (mode & 0x20) { /* Port A mode 1 */
if (bit == ((mode & 0x10) ? /*input*/ 4 : /*output*/6)) {
INTE_A = !!(data & 1);
updateINTR_A();
checkINTR_A();
}
}
if (mode & 0x04) { /* Port B mode 1 */
if (bit == 2) {
INTE_B = !!(data & 1);
updateINTR_B();
checkINTR_B();
}
}
writePortC(/*data*/(data & 1U) << bit,/*mask*/1U << bit);
}
}
static inline void FPGACommandSend(unsigned char command) {
outPortC(0, bmBIT0);
outPortC(command, bmBIT2);
}
void Intel8255::writePortC(const uint8_t data,uint8_t mask) {
mask &= portCWriteMask;
latchOutPortC = (latchOutPortC & (~mask)) + (data & mask);
if (mask) outPortC(mask);
}
static inline unsigned char FPGACommandRecv(void) {
outPortC(0x80, bmBIT0);
return inPortC(bmBIT1);
}
