python-pdp1170/branches.py
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# MIT License
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# Copyright (c) 2023 Neil Webber
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# These tables are helpful to have for assembler, disassembler, etc
BRANCH_CODES = {
'br': 0o000400,
'bne': 0o001000,
'beq': 0o001400,
'bpl': 0o100000,
'bmi': 0o100400,
'bvc': 0o102000,
'bvs': 0o102400,
'bcc': 0o103000,
'bhis': 0o103000,
'bcs': 0o103400,
'blo': 0o103400,
'bge': 0o002000,
'blt': 0o002400,
'bgt': 0o003000,
'ble': 0o003400,
'bhi': 0o101000,
'blos': 0o101400
}
# There are some duplicates and they are chosen arbitrarily by this:
BRANCH_NAMES = {v: k for k, v in BRANCH_CODES.items()}
# keyed by masked "base code" (upper byte), not shifted
_brconds = {
# NOTE: 000400 case is handled in op000 dispatch separately
# 0o000400: lambda n, z, v, c: True, # BR
0o001000: lambda n, z, v, c: not z, # BNE
0o001400: lambda n, z, v, c: z, # BEQ
0o100000: lambda n, z, v, c: not n, # BPL
0o100400: lambda n, z, v, c: n, # BMI
0o102000: lambda n, z, v, c: not v, # BVC
0o102400: lambda n, z, v, c: v, # BVS
0o103000: lambda n, z, v, c: not c, # BCC
0o103400: lambda n, z, v, c: c, # BCS
# CAUTION: Python XOR ("^") is bitwise; hence bool() != for ^
0o002000: lambda n, z, v, c: bool(n) == bool(v), # BGE
0o002400: lambda n, z, v, c: bool(n) != bool(v), # BLT
0o003000: lambda n, z, v, c: (bool(n) == bool(v)) and not z, # BGT
0o003400: lambda n, z, v, c: (bool(n) != bool(v)) or z, # BLE
0o101000: lambda n, z, v, c: not (c or z), # BHI
0o101400: lambda n, z, v, c: c or z, # BLOS
# NOTE: These two are the same as BCC/BCS respectively
# 0o103000: lambda n, z, v, c: not c, # BHIS
# 0o103400: lambda n, z, v, c: c, # BLO
}
def branches(cpu, inst):
branch(cpu, inst, _brconds[inst & 0o177400])
def branch(cpu, inst, condition):
if condition(cpu.psw_n, cpu.psw_z, cpu.psw_v, cpu.psw_c):
offset = (inst & 0o377) * 2
if offset >= 256: # i.e., was a negative 8-bit value
offset -= 512
cpu.r[7] = cpu.u16add(cpu.r[7], offset)