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[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
/*
* COPYRIGHT: GPL - See COPYING in the top level directory
* PROJECT: ReactOS Virtual DOS Machine
* FILE: bop.c
* PURPOSE: BIOS Operation Handlers
* PROGRAMMERS: Aleksandar Andrejevic <theflash AT sdf DOT lonestar DOT org>
* Hermes Belusca-Maito (hermes.belusca@sfr.fr)
*/
/* INCLUDES *******************************************************************/
#define NDEBUG
#include "emulator.h"
[FAST486] Fix the type of a variable. [NTVDM] Introduce a BOP handler table for the 256 possible BOP functions and use it. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60818
2013-11-01 02:28:47 +00:00
#include "bop.h"
[NTVDM] Start my work on modularizing registration of "32-bit" interrupts, i.e. interrupts that are implemented in 32-bit mode, but are stubbed with 16-bit code (so that 16-bit apps can call them). The 16-bit stub code uses a BOP call to our Control BOP function (BOP 0xFF) which can handle in theory many sub-functions (as the BOP 0x58 documented here: http://www.ragestorm.net/tutorial?id=27) specified as an additional BYTE in the call: 0xC4 0xC4 bop_code <optional_bop_subfunction> Here, for calling 32-bit interrupts we use our BOP 0xFF, subfunction 0xFF. The final aim would be to generate the 16-bit stub code when one calls the RegisterInt32 helper function (contrary to what's happening now, that is, the 16-bit stub code is generated for all of the interrupts at BIOS initialization time, and we use it for BIOS and DOS interrupts). svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60907
2013-11-09 22:15:40 +00:00
#include "bios.h"
[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
#include "dos.h"
[NTVDM] - BIOS: Implement INT 12h (BiosGetMemorySize) - BOP/DOS: Add some DPRINTs for INT 25h, 2Fh and for unimplemented functions of INT 21h. It's for helping in testing 4DOS.COM svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60889
2013-11-08 23:15:58 +00:00
#include "registers.h"
[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
LPCWSTR ExceptionName[] =
{
L"Division By Zero",
L"Debug",
L"Unexpected Error",
L"Breakpoint",
L"Integer Overflow",
L"Bound Range Exceeded",
L"Invalid Opcode",
L"FPU Not Available"
};
[NTVDM] Start my work on modularizing registration of "32-bit" interrupts, i.e. interrupts that are implemented in 32-bit mode, but are stubbed with 16-bit code (so that 16-bit apps can call them). The 16-bit stub code uses a BOP call to our Control BOP function (BOP 0xFF) which can handle in theory many sub-functions (as the BOP 0x58 documented here: http://www.ragestorm.net/tutorial?id=27) specified as an additional BYTE in the call: 0xC4 0xC4 bop_code <optional_bop_subfunction> Here, for calling 32-bit interrupts we use our BOP 0xFF, subfunction 0xFF. The final aim would be to generate the 16-bit stub code when one calls the RegisterInt32 helper function (contrary to what's happening now, that is, the 16-bit stub code is generated for all of the interrupts at BIOS initialization time, and we use it for BIOS and DOS interrupts). svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60907
2013-11-09 22:15:40 +00:00
/*
* This is the list of registered BOP handlers.
*/
[FAST486] Fix the type of a variable. [NTVDM] Introduce a BOP handler table for the 256 possible BOP functions and use it. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60818
2013-11-01 02:28:47 +00:00
EMULATOR_BOP_PROC BopProc[EMULATOR_MAX_BOP_NUM] =
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[NTVDM] Start my work on modularizing registration of "32-bit" interrupts, i.e. interrupts that are implemented in 32-bit mode, but are stubbed with 16-bit code (so that 16-bit apps can call them). The 16-bit stub code uses a BOP call to our Control BOP function (BOP 0xFF) which can handle in theory many sub-functions (as the BOP 0x58 documented here: http://www.ragestorm.net/tutorial?id=27) specified as an additional BYTE in the call: 0xC4 0xC4 bop_code <optional_bop_subfunction> Here, for calling 32-bit interrupts we use our BOP 0xFF, subfunction 0xFF. The final aim would be to generate the 16-bit stub code when one calls the RegisterInt32 helper function (contrary to what's happening now, that is, the 16-bit stub code is generated for all of the interrupts at BIOS initialization time, and we use it for BIOS and DOS interrupts). svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60907
2013-11-09 22:15:40 +00:00
/*
* This is the list of registered 32-bit Interrupt handlers.
*/
EMULATOR_INT32_PROC Int32Proc[EMULATOR_MAX_INT_NUM] =
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[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
VOID WINAPI Exception(BYTE ExceptionNumber, LPWORD Stack)
{
WORD CodeSegment, InstructionPointer;
[NTVDM] Display the opcode when an unhandled exception occurs. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60897
2013-11-09 15:48:07 +00:00
PBYTE Opcode;
[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
ASSERT(ExceptionNumber < 8);
/* Get the CS:IP */
InstructionPointer = Stack[STACK_IP];
CodeSegment = Stack[STACK_CS];
[NTVDM] Display the opcode when an unhandled exception occurs. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60897
2013-11-09 15:48:07 +00:00
Opcode = (PBYTE)SEG_OFF_TO_PTR(CodeSegment, InstructionPointer);
[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
/* Display a message to the user */
[NTVDM] Display the opcode when an unhandled exception occurs. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60897
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DisplayMessage(L"Exception: %s occured at %04X:%04X\n"
L"Opcode: %02X %02X %02X %02X %02X %02X %02X %02X %02X %02X",
[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
ExceptionName[ExceptionNumber],
CodeSegment,
[NTVDM] Display the opcode when an unhandled exception occurs. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60897
2013-11-09 15:48:07 +00:00
InstructionPointer,
Opcode[0],
Opcode[1],
Opcode[2],
Opcode[3],
Opcode[4],
Opcode[5],
Opcode[6],
Opcode[7],
Opcode[8],
Opcode[9]);
[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
/* Stop the VDM */
VdmRunning = FALSE;
return;
}
// VOID WINAPI IrqDispatch(BYTE IrqNumber, LPWORD Stack)
// {
// /* Check if this was an PIC IRQ */
// if (IntNum >= BIOS_PIC_MASTER_INT && IntNum < BIOS_PIC_MASTER_INT + 8)
// {
// /* It was an IRQ from the master PIC */
// BiosHandleIrq(IntNum - BIOS_PIC_MASTER_INT, Stack);
// }
// else if (IntNum >= BIOS_PIC_SLAVE_INT && IntNum < BIOS_PIC_SLAVE_INT + 8)
// {
// /* It was an IRQ from the slave PIC */
// BiosHandleIrq(IntNum - BIOS_PIC_SLAVE_INT + 8, Stack);
// }
// return;
// }
[NTVDM] Start my work on modularizing registration of "32-bit" interrupts, i.e. interrupts that are implemented in 32-bit mode, but are stubbed with 16-bit code (so that 16-bit apps can call them). The 16-bit stub code uses a BOP call to our Control BOP function (BOP 0xFF) which can handle in theory many sub-functions (as the BOP 0x58 documented here: http://www.ragestorm.net/tutorial?id=27) specified as an additional BYTE in the call: 0xC4 0xC4 bop_code <optional_bop_subfunction> Here, for calling 32-bit interrupts we use our BOP 0xFF, subfunction 0xFF. The final aim would be to generate the 16-bit stub code when one calls the RegisterInt32 helper function (contrary to what's happening now, that is, the 16-bit stub code is generated for all of the interrupts at BIOS initialization time, and we use it for BIOS and DOS interrupts). svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60907
2013-11-09 22:15:40 +00:00
VOID WINAPI Int32Dispatch(LPWORD Stack)
[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
{
BYTE IntNum;
/* Get the interrupt number */
IntNum = LOBYTE(Stack[STACK_INT_NUM]);
/* Check if this was an exception */
if (IntNum < 8)
{
Exception(IntNum, Stack);
return;
}
/* Check if this was an PIC IRQ */
if (IntNum >= BIOS_PIC_MASTER_INT && IntNum < BIOS_PIC_MASTER_INT + 8)
{
/* It was an IRQ from the master PIC */
BiosHandleIrq(IntNum - BIOS_PIC_MASTER_INT, Stack);
return;
}
else if (IntNum >= BIOS_PIC_SLAVE_INT && IntNum < BIOS_PIC_SLAVE_INT + 8)
{
/* It was an IRQ from the slave PIC */
BiosHandleIrq(IntNum - BIOS_PIC_SLAVE_INT + 8, Stack);
return;
}
[NTVDM] Start my work on modularizing registration of "32-bit" interrupts, i.e. interrupts that are implemented in 32-bit mode, but are stubbed with 16-bit code (so that 16-bit apps can call them). The 16-bit stub code uses a BOP call to our Control BOP function (BOP 0xFF) which can handle in theory many sub-functions (as the BOP 0x58 documented here: http://www.ragestorm.net/tutorial?id=27) specified as an additional BYTE in the call: 0xC4 0xC4 bop_code <optional_bop_subfunction> Here, for calling 32-bit interrupts we use our BOP 0xFF, subfunction 0xFF. The final aim would be to generate the 16-bit stub code when one calls the RegisterInt32 helper function (contrary to what's happening now, that is, the 16-bit stub code is generated for all of the interrupts at BIOS initialization time, and we use it for BIOS and DOS interrupts). svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60907
2013-11-09 22:15:40 +00:00
/* Call the 32-bit Interrupt handler */
if (Int32Proc[IntNum] != NULL)
Int32Proc[IntNum](Stack);
else
DPRINT1("Unhandled 32-bit interrupt: 0x%02X\n", IntNum);
[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
2013-11-01 00:01:07 +00:00
}
VOID WINAPI ControlBop(LPWORD Stack)
{
[NTVDM] Start my work on modularizing registration of "32-bit" interrupts, i.e. interrupts that are implemented in 32-bit mode, but are stubbed with 16-bit code (so that 16-bit apps can call them). The 16-bit stub code uses a BOP call to our Control BOP function (BOP 0xFF) which can handle in theory many sub-functions (as the BOP 0x58 documented here: http://www.ragestorm.net/tutorial?id=27) specified as an additional BYTE in the call: 0xC4 0xC4 bop_code <optional_bop_subfunction> Here, for calling 32-bit interrupts we use our BOP 0xFF, subfunction 0xFF. The final aim would be to generate the 16-bit stub code when one calls the RegisterInt32 helper function (contrary to what's happening now, that is, the 16-bit stub code is generated for all of the interrupts at BIOS initialization time, and we use it for BIOS and DOS interrupts). svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60907
2013-11-09 22:15:40 +00:00
/* Get the Function Number and skip it */
BYTE FuncNum = *(PBYTE)SEG_OFF_TO_PTR(getCS(), getIP());
setIP(getIP() + 1);
if (FuncNum == CTRL_BOP_INT32)
Int32Dispatch(Stack);
else
DPRINT1("Unassigned Control BOP Function: 0x%02X\n", FuncNum);
}
VOID WINAPI RegisterInt32(BYTE IntNumber, EMULATOR_INT32_PROC IntHandler)
{
Int32Proc[IntNumber] = IntHandler;
}
VOID WINAPI EmulatorBiosOperation(PFAST486_STATE State, UCHAR BopCode)
{
WORD StackSegment, StackPointer;
LPWORD Stack;
/* Get the SS:SP */
StackSegment = State->SegmentRegs[FAST486_REG_SS].Selector;
StackPointer = State->GeneralRegs[FAST486_REG_ESP].LowWord;
/* Get the stack */
Stack = (LPWORD)SEG_OFF_TO_PTR(StackSegment, StackPointer);
/* Call the BOP handler */
if (BopProc[BopCode] != NULL)
BopProc[BopCode](Stack);
else
DPRINT1("Invalid BOP code: 0x%02X\n", BopCode);
[FAST486][NTVDM] BOP numbers are 1 byte and map to a function (over 255). But one can pass additional "parameters" to those functions by adding extra bytes, however such functions must advance "by hand" the instruction pointer. [NTVDM] - Take into account our previous remark for the BIOS interrupt stubs, and comment them. - Rework EmulatorBiosOperation (move almost all of its existing code into subfunctions in bop.c) so that one can call many other BOP functions in the future (WIP). The BOP number (still called) EMULATOR_INT_BOP (of value 0xFF) is used for internal 16 --> 32 bit switching for our 32bit bios. - It appears that the IoRead/WriteCallback and IdleCallback must not be NULL for using fast486. I'm committing a temporary fix that I will definitely fix in a subsequent commit. svn path=/branches/ntvdm/; revision=60812
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