/****************************************************************************
OS/A65 Version 2.0.0
Multitasking Operating System for 6502 Computers
Copyright (C) 1989-1998 Andre Fachat
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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****************************************************************************/
/***************************************************************************
*
* This file is included in the RESET routine of the kernel,
* after the "sei:cld". The routine starting at the bginning
* of this file must initialize the hardware to the system RAM
* in the beginning and the system ROM in the end of the memory
* map. Also the system stack (pointer) is setup.
*
* In addition to that the system interrupt timer (needed for
* task preemtion) must be setup.
*
* After that the file must define the following macros:
*
* GETFREQ() returns a=0 for 1Mhz, a=128 for 2MHz
* LEDPORT address of LED port to signal hardware failures
* LED_LED bit of LED bit in LEDPORT address
* H_ERROR() if LEDPORT is not defined, then H_ERROR replaces
* the LED toggle routine if needed.
* CLRTIMER() clear the system interrupt timer interrupt
* KERNELIRQ() returns if an interrupt occured in the kernel
* or outside. Is checked by "BNE IRQ_in_Kernel"
* SAVEMEM() save system mem config for interrupt
* RESTOREMEM() restore system mem config after interrupt
* STARTMEM() This is used to alloc/enable memory pages found
* during kernel init. Takes mem size in AC as given
* by the kernel init. It is called _after_ inimem!
*/
/* Kernel routines for ??? hardware */
/*
* init stack pointer for system stack
*/
ldx #<-1
txs
/*
* init memory configuration
*/
/*
lda #7
sta 0 /* CPU data direction register */
lda #5
sta 1 /* Memory configuration */
*/
/*
* C64 specific irq timer init, irq every 20ms
* We assume that the reset - or a loader program has disabled all irq
*/
/*
lda #<20000
sta C64CIA1+CIA_TBL ; load low byte
lda #>20000
sta C64CIA1+CIA_TBH ; load hi byte of counter value
lda #%00010001
sta C64CIA1+CIA_CRB ; start counter, counting system pulses
lda #%10000010
sta C64CIA1+CIA_ICR ; allow irq
*/
/*
* check zeropage RAM, jump to he_zero if failure
*/
#include "kernel/zerotest.a65"
/*
* check system RAM up to ROMSTART, jump to he_ram if failure
* returns available RAM in 256 byte blocks in AC
*/
#include "kernel/ramtest.a65"
/*
* originally SYSPORT specific, they have a value for the C64 also...
*/
#define GETFREQ() lda #0
#define LEDPORT $d020
#define LED_LED 1
/*
* as we have set the CIA1 TB irq in the kernel, we have to clear the
* CIA interrupt flag. This is done with reading the ICRegister.
* With C64NEEDCIA1 one can disable reading the ICR here. But then you
* have to have a device that does it!
*/
#if 0 /* ndef C64NEEDCIA1 */
#define CLRTIMER() lda C64CIA1+CIA_ICR
#else
#define CLRTIMER()
#endif
/*
* MMU systems may map task pages into kernel mem to make copying
* easier. This mapping has to be preserved during interrupt.
* SAVEMEM() saves the memory configuration, while RESTOREMEM()
* restores it, obviously.
* These routines are called _after_ "jsr memsys", so this routine
* has to preserve this mapping when called from kernel space,
* and so must memtask.
*/
#undef SAVEMEM
#undef RESTOREMEM
/*
* Check if we have an interrupt in the kernel
*/
#define KERNELIRQ() lda Syscnt:cmp #1
/*
* no memory management...
*/
#define STARTMEM()
