Proper initialization of the ADCS6 unit data structure depended on the
ADCS6 device being enabled. In cases where the ADCS6 unit was not
enabled, non-debug builds may crash on some host platforms depending on
compiler/memory layout.
As pointed out by @markpizz , the only allowed macro to initialize UNIT
structures is the UDATA macro.
Setting additional UNIT data structure items should be set through explicit
initialization code in the DEVICE reset routine.
AltairZ80 uses 0 for the VM-specific HLT instruction stop code.
SCP defines SCPE_OK as 0.
SCP uses 0 to mean all errors ("ON ERROR").
The command "ON 0" will generate "%SIM-ERROR: Invalid argument: 0".
This PR changes the HALT stop code from 0 to 5.
* Add support for 8259 interrupt controller.
* Add support for Cromemco and Tarbell Monitor ROMs.
* To allow port 0xFE to be used by the simh_dev.
* Use the CPU's SR instead of a SCP300F-specific one.
* 9513 RTC support.
MASM generates REP CS:MOVSW as:
REP
CS:
MOVSW
The Seattle Computer Products 8086 assembler allows the segment override
as a discrete opcode. This means that:
CS:
REP
MOVSW
is also possible, and in fact used in the SCP Monitor v1.6.
The i86 emulator was clearing the override flags when REPE/REPNE,
is encountered, which causes the segment override to be lost.
Verifying the behavior of a real 80286 processor in an IBM PC/AT
(5170) using MS-DOS 6.22 DEBUG shows that both instruction sequences
yield the desired segment override.
* AltairZ80: SS1: Fix disable after reset.
The CompuPro System Support 1 could not be disabled after enabled and
used due to timers causing it to be busy. Reset properly so that "set
ss1 disabled" works after reset.
* AltairZ80: wd179x: Properly reset 179x state.
* AltairZ80: M68K: Fix compile with VS2008.
* Musashi: Fix compilation with Visual Studio 2008.
* AltairZ80: M68K: Resolve warnings in softfloat.
* AltairZ80: Add headers to .vcproj
The North Star MDS-AD disk controller supports both single- and
double-density operation. While mixed-density is supported by the
controller, it is not supported by AltairZ80 due to a limitation of the
.nsi image file format. The .nsi image file format requires all sectors
to be of the same density.
The "Window" bit was getting cleared too late, causing the "next" sector
to be written under North Star DOS. Due to differences between CP/M and
North Star disk access routines, this was not an issue under CP/M.
Test: Verify that North Star DOS and CP/M can format, copy and verify an
entire disk.
North Star Disk Operating System, Version 2.1.1, at 100
+GO DT 2
SINGLE(S) OR DOUBLE(D) DENSITY TEST? D
BOTH SIDES (Y OR N)? Y
LOAD DISKETTE THEN PRESS RETURN TO BEGIN TEST
PASS COMPLETE
PASS COMPLETE
PASS COMPLETE
PASS COMPLETE
PASS COMPLETE
CONTROL-C STOP
+GO CD 1 2
COPY BOTH SIDES (Y OR N)? Y
LOAD DISKETTES AND PRESS RETURN WHEN READY.
COPY COMPLETED.
+GO CK 1
DISKETTE CHECK, VERSION 1
CHECK CODE: 46513
+GO CK 2
DISKETTE CHECK, VERSION 1
CHECK CODE: 46513
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