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94 lines
3.2 KiB
94 lines
3.2 KiB
// $Header: G:/SwDev/WDM/Video/bt848/rcs/Command.cpp 1.4 1998/04/29 22:43:30 tomz Exp $
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#include "command.h"
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#ifndef __PHYSADDR_H
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#include "physaddr.h"
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#endif
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BYTE Command::InstrSize_ [] =
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{
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2, 1, 1, 2, 2, 5, 2, 3, 0xFF
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};
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BYTE Command::InstrNumber_ [] =
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{
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8, 0, 1, 8, 8, 2, 8, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
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};
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/* Method: Command::CreateCommand
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* Purpose: Compiles an instruction based on the input
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* Input: lpDst: PVOID - pointer to the instruction
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* Instr: Instruction - opcode
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* awByteCnt: WORD [] - array of byte counts for various instructions
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* adwAddress: DWORD [] - array of addresses for various instructions
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* SOL: bool - value of the SOL bit
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* EOL: bool - value of the EOL bit
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* Intr: bool - value of the interrupt bit
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*/
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LPVOID Command::Create(
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LPVOID lpDst, Instruction Instr, WORD awByteCnt [], DWORD adwAddress [],
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bool, bool SOL, bool EOL, bool Intr )
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{
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// this is to be retrieved later to set EOL bit when instructions are split
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// due to the non-contiguous physical memory
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pdwInstrAddr_ = (PDWORD)lpDst;
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ThisInstr_ = Instr;
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DWORD dwAssembly [5]; // maximum instruction size
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// get pointer to the first dword of a command
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LPFIRSTDWORD lpFD = (LPFIRSTDWORD)dwAssembly;
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lpFD->Initer = 0; // virgin out the command
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// bingo - started new command
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lpFD->Gen.OpCode = Instr;
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// set all the flags
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lpFD->Gen.SOL = SOL;
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lpFD->Gen.EOL = EOL;
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lpFD->Gen.IRQ = Intr;
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switch ( Instr ) {
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case WRIT: // this command needs target address and byte count
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dwAssembly [1] = adwAddress [0]; // next DWORD is an address
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lpFD->Gen.ByteCount = awByteCnt [0];
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break;
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case SKIP: // these pair is interested in byte count only
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case WRITEC:
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lpFD->Gen.ByteCount = awByteCnt [0];
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break;
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case JUMP: // this command cares about target address only
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dwAssembly [1] = adwAddress [0];
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break;
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case SYNC:
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break;
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case WRITE123: // need everything here...
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lpFD->Gen.ByteCount = awByteCnt [0];
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LPFIRSTDWORD( &dwAssembly [1] )->CRByteCounts.ByteCountCb = awByteCnt [1];
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LPFIRSTDWORD( &dwAssembly [1] )->CRByteCounts.ByteCountCr = awByteCnt [2];
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dwAssembly [2] = adwAddress [0]; // third DWORD is an Y address
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dwAssembly [3] = adwAddress [1]; // third DWORD is an Cb address
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dwAssembly [4] = adwAddress [2]; // third DWORD is an Cr address
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break;
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case SKIP123:
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lpFD->Gen.ByteCount = awByteCnt [0];
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LPFIRSTDWORD( &dwAssembly [1] )->Gen.ByteCount = awByteCnt [1]; // second byte count is in DWORD #2
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break;
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case WRITE1S23: // this command needs Y byte count and dest. address
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lpFD->Gen.ByteCount = awByteCnt [0];
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LPFIRSTDWORD( &dwAssembly [1] )->CRByteCounts.ByteCountCb = awByteCnt [1];
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LPFIRSTDWORD( &dwAssembly [1] )->CRByteCounts.ByteCountCr = awByteCnt [2];
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dwAssembly [2] = adwAddress [0]; // third DWORD is an address
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break;
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default:
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return (LPVOID)-1;
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}
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RtlCopyMemory( lpDst, dwAssembly, GetInstrSize() * sizeof( DWORD ) );
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PDWORD pdwRet = (PDWORD)lpDst + GetInstrSize();
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*pdwRet = PROGRAM_TERMINATOR;
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return pdwRet;
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}
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