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[svn] - PSF2 support (everything is BORKED right now)
author | nenolod |
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date | Sun, 19 Mar 2006 12:51:03 -0800 |
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/*************************************************************************** dma.c - description ------------------- begin : Wed May 15 2002 copyright : (C) 2002 by Pete Bernert email : BlackDove@addcom.de ***************************************************************************/ /*************************************************************************** * * * 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 * * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or * * (at your option) any later version. See also the license.txt file for * * additional informations. * * * ***************************************************************************/ //*************************************************************************// // History of changes: // // 2004/04/04 - Pete // - changed plugin to emulate PS2 spu // // 2002/05/15 - Pete // - generic cleanup for the Peops release // //*************************************************************************// #include "stdafx.h" #define _IN_DMA #include "externals.h" #include "registers.h" #include "debug.h" //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // READ DMA (many values) //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// EXPORT_GCC void CALLBACK SPU2readDMA4Mem(unsigned short * pusPSXMem,int iSize) { int i; #ifdef _WINDOWS if(iDebugMode==1) { logprintf("READDMA4 %X - %X\r\n",spuAddr2[0],iSize); if(spuAddr2[0]<=0x1fff) logprintf("# OUTPUT AREA ACCESS #############\r\n"); } #endif for(i=0;i<iSize;i++) { *pusPSXMem++=spuMem[spuAddr2[0]]; // spu addr 0 got by writeregister spuAddr2[0]++; // inc spu addr if(spuAddr2[0]>0xfffff) spuAddr2[0]=0; // wrap } spuAddr2[0]+=0x20; //????? iSpuAsyncWait=0; // got from J.F. and Kanodin... is it needed? regArea[(PS2_C0_ADMAS)>>1]=0; // Auto DMA complete spuStat2[0]=0x80; // DMA complete } EXPORT_GCC void CALLBACK SPU2readDMA7Mem(unsigned short * pusPSXMem,int iSize) { int i; #ifdef _WINDOWS if(iDebugMode==1) { logprintf("READDMA7 %X - %X\r\n",spuAddr2[1],iSize); if(spuAddr2[1]<=0x1fff) logprintf("# OUTPUT AREA ACCESS #############\r\n"); } #endif for(i=0;i<iSize;i++) { *pusPSXMem++=spuMem[spuAddr2[1]]; // spu addr 1 got by writeregister spuAddr2[1]++; // inc spu addr if(spuAddr2[1]>0xfffff) spuAddr2[1]=0; // wrap } spuAddr2[1]+=0x20; //????? iSpuAsyncWait=0; // got from J.F. and Kanodin... is it needed? regArea[(PS2_C1_ADMAS)>>1]=0; // Auto DMA complete spuStat2[1]=0x80; // DMA complete } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // to investigate: do sound data updates by writedma affect spu // irqs? Will an irq be triggered, if new data is written to // the memory irq address? //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // WRITE DMA (many values) //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// EXPORT_GCC void CALLBACK SPU2writeDMA4Mem(unsigned short * pusPSXMem,int iSize) { int i; #ifdef _WINDOWS if(iDebugMode==1) { logprintf("WRITEDMA4 %X - %X\r\n",spuAddr2[0],iSize); if(spuAddr2[0]>=0x2000 && spuAddr2[0]<=0x27ff) logprintf("# RAW INPUT ###############\r\n"); } #endif for(i=0;i<iSize;i++) { spuMem[spuAddr2[0]] = *pusPSXMem++; // spu addr 0 got by writeregister spuAddr2[0]++; // inc spu addr if(spuAddr2[0]>0xfffff) spuAddr2[0]=0; // wrap } iSpuAsyncWait=0; // got from J.F. and Kanodin... is it needed? spuStat2[0]=0x80; // DMA complete } EXPORT_GCC void CALLBACK SPU2writeDMA7Mem(unsigned short * pusPSXMem,int iSize) { int i; #ifdef _WINDOWS if(iDebugMode==1) { logprintf("WRITEDMA7 %X - %X\r\n",spuAddr2[1],iSize); if(spuAddr2[1]>=0x2000 && spuAddr2[1]<=0x27ff) logprintf("# RAW INPUT ###############\r\n"); } #endif for(i=0;i<iSize;i++) { spuMem[spuAddr2[1]] = *pusPSXMem++; // spu addr 1 got by writeregister spuAddr2[1]++; // inc spu addr if(spuAddr2[1]>0xfffff) spuAddr2[1]=0; // wrap } iSpuAsyncWait=0; // got from J.F. and Kanodin... is it needed? spuStat2[1]=0x80; // DMA complete } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // INTERRUPTS //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// void InterruptDMA4(void) { // taken from linuzappz NULL spu2 // spu2Rs16(CORE0_ATTR)&= ~0x30; // spu2Rs16(REG__1B0) = 0; // spu2Rs16(SPU2_STATX_WRDY_M)|= 0x80; #ifdef _WINDOWS if(iDebugMode==1) logprintf("IRQDMA4\r\n"); #endif spuCtrl2[0]&=~0x30; regArea[(PS2_C0_ADMAS)>>1]=0; spuStat2[0]|=0x80; } EXPORT_GCC void CALLBACK SPU2interruptDMA4(void) { InterruptDMA4(); } void InterruptDMA7(void) { // taken from linuzappz NULL spu2 // spu2Rs16(CORE1_ATTR)&= ~0x30; // spu2Rs16(REG__5B0) = 0; // spu2Rs16(SPU2_STATX_DREQ)|= 0x80; #ifdef _WINDOWS if(iDebugMode==1) logprintf("IRQDMA7\r\n"); #endif spuCtrl2[1]&=~0x30; regArea[(PS2_C1_ADMAS)>>1]=0; spuStat2[1]|=0x80; } EXPORT_GCC void CALLBACK SPU2interruptDMA7(void) { InterruptDMA7(); }