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version equ 4 include defs.asm include 8250defs.asm ; ; Dave Price. October 30th 1990. 12:35. ; Things much better now. I have had my standard ; 'FTP' test running at 2.5 Kbytes per second. ; There is still a transmit bug though.. It appears ; as the transmission of giant packets. I think I know ; the source of the bug. I believe it occurs when we are ; transmitting the last few bytes of a packet. Before ; we change the interrupt mask to expect only TXDONE and ; TXURUN, the TX fifo drains so that the TX419 condition ; becomes true. The result is that the 8952 is already ; waiting to interrupt us with the TX419. My code does not ; expect anymore of these and acts incorrectly when ; one arrives! ; ; Dave Price. October 30th 1990 10:08. ; After several minor changes the driver was almost ; working. Some problems still existed however and ; transferring data with FTP for instance ; seemed to take a very long time. It appeared that ; data was being lost, or that the routers or distant ; host were so busy that packets were being dropped. ; A further possible cause was that the timers used ; by the TCP protocol engines were inappropriate or ; in some sense incompatible. A carefull reading of ; the data sheets implies that one can use the 'FIFO empty' ; bits providing you make sure that at least 2 cycles ; of a 2mHz clock occur after you read data and before you ; read the interrupt flag register. This only amounts to ; 16 bus cycles on a 16Mhz PC. This is really very few ; instructions. I have talked to Jeremy Bicknall at MITEL ; and he seems to agree (I reported a potential design ; bug with the 8952 generating false RX1519s - he will persue). ; I have thus decided to use the RXBYTE bits to decide how ; to process each item of data but use the RXFIFO empty state ; to cease reading data. ; ; ; Dave Price. October 24th 1990 11:10. ; More changes again. The main idea now is ; to only have two states in the RX protocol engine. ; It is either 'building' a frame or 'skipping' ; to the next one. The actual interrupts will just ; be used to indicate the point at which you should ; stop processing the RXFIFO. There will be several ; items to help. A minimum numbers of bytes to read, ; a maximum number of bytes to read and a stop condition. ; Processing the FIFO will cease when either the maximum ; number of bytes have been processed, or BOTH the stop ; condition and the minimum number have been processed. ; On considering a new item of data a mask will be built ; containing 5 bits that reflect a condition implied ; by the data. Four bits are used to simply indicate ; a packet byte, first byte, good last byte or bad last ; byte. The fifth bit is used to indicate a frame abort ; condition; this can only be determined by deciding ; that the byte about to be read is a 'first' byte and ; we already BUILDING a packet. ; This change is a radical departure from previous ; approaches to the RX code and might perhaps work ; (HA, Ha!) ; ; Dave Price. October 23rd 1990 16:06. ; Some change of thought again.. I hate 8952s! ; I am moving to four states in RX protocol engine. ; 'idle' will mean - finished one packet, awaiting next ; 'skipping' will mean we failed to get a buffer so ; we are awaiting this packet to go by before trying ; again for a buffer. I.E. we are discarding all input ; waiting for an FA or EOPD etc etc ; 'found' means that the NEXT byte in the fifo ; is a 'first' byte. I.E. here comes the packet... ; 'building' means we have a buffer and we are off ; making up the next packet. ; ; Dave Price. October 23rd 1990 09:40. ; Having got completely fed up with lots of minor bugs ; in the RX code, I am now carrying on with the changes ; started earlier on 17th to attempt to have ; some more clean code for the RX side. Most of the ; code has been developed over the weekend but is ; handwriiten on the last listing. Problems ; mainly arise with odd combinations of events ; rather than simple circumstances. A major change is ; that the RX code will now longer go and get itself ; a buffer until the 'first byte' has been located. In ; particular the completion of the collection of one ; packet was immediately followed by the allocation ; of a new buffer. This will now not happen. ; I also intend at a later date to add fields to the ; hdlc datastructure to hold port addresses etc. This ; will start to pave the way for making the driver handle ; multiple channels. It will require other changes as ; well though (mainly stopping the code use constructions ; like hdlc0.fred and instead move to set bx; [bx].fred. ; This is not straightforward though as bs is already ; used as a pointer. It will imply lots of pushing and ; popping probably. All this is the next fix NOT ; this change anyway. ; ; October 17th 1990 20:30. Work starts to alter RX data ; structures with a view to adding a 'state' variable ; and dealing with input quite differently. ; ; October 17th 1990. ; Several new patches of code added to try to ; the remaining bugs. Most bugs are caused by too long ; packets being received (possibly because rx fails to ; deal with FAs and RXOFLOWs correctly). ; ; October 16th 1990. The code has now been used ; fairly successfully. Some files have been transfered ; using FTP from a sun via one NOS router over a 64Kbps ; link from a second NOS PC. The central router had to ; be rebooted once during the transfer as the driver ; ran out of receive buffers! Amazingly the file ; transfered o.k! The file was a 43Kbyte binary ; of a virus checking program. ; Code has been added to cope with RXofloe and Frame ; abort, but bugs exist. ; ; October 11th 1990. The code has been running now ; used by NOS. Some problems had occurred with ; events like txdone also having tx419 set. ; Even though only txdone was enabled as an interrupt, ; reading the 'interrupt flag register' showed both ; bits set. As the code allows for several conditions ; to be true it obeyed the one set of code and then ; attempted to handle the other condition too! This ; resulted in errors. ; The code now carefully processes txdone and then avoids ; the tx419 condition! ; Similar problems exist with eopd and fa! ; ; October 1st 1990. Code is now in place to handle ; rx and tx interrupts. user can also specify -n ; so board acts as an NT. ; Only RX1519, and EOPD handled on receive and TXDONE and ; TX419 handles on transmit. ; ; Buffer strategy Changed again. 25 September 1990. Dave Price ; The idea now is that there will be a ring of ; structures, each structure containing a little control ; information plus a Data Unit in which will be placed ; an IP frame (or potentially any other type of frame). ; There will be two such rings, one for transmission ; and one for reception. ; The rings will be statically allocated. ; The Data Units will be set at 1500 bytes, the same ; as the maximum MTU for ethernet packet drivers. ; ; Simple byte-ring-buffer has proved awkward to ; code. One often seems to be fighting the INTEL CPU. ; On reflection a 'frame' based approach might be better. ; ; Added Code for RJG suggested Buffer Management. The ; idea is described in an ARUW?? document. There will ; be a circular ring buffer of bytes (like the slip ; drivers) with an associated structure to hold the ; state of the buffers. ; ; More bits from Dave Price to initialize ; MITEL express card. Just plugs voice so far. ; 30/8/90 ; ; This is a hacked version of slip8250 packet driver. ; The hack is beginning on 28/8/90. ; First attempts are just to change messages etc! ; ; Changes started by Dave Price ; ;Ported from Phil Karn's asy.c and slip.c, a C-language driver for the IBM-PC ;8250 by Russell Nelson. Any bugs are due to Russell Nelson. ;16550 support ruthlessly stolen from Phil Karn's 8250.c. Bugs by Denis DeLaRoca ; Copyright, 1988-1992, Russell Nelson, Crynwr Software ; 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, version 1. ; ; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the ; GNU General Public License for more details. ; ; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ; along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software ; Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA. code segment byte public assume cs:code, ds:code ; ; Constants etc from MITEL Express card ; ; First the DX (8980) ; board_w_dx dw 0300h dx_b_con equ 0000h dx_b_cm_base equ 0400h dx_con_cmh equ 00011000b dx_con_cml equ 00010000b dx_cmh_mchan equ 00000100b dx_cmh_oe equ 00000001b ; ; Now the stream and channel assignments ; snic_stream equ 6 snic_d_channel equ 0 snic_c_channel equ 1 snic_b1_channel equ 2 snic_b2_channel equ 3 hdlc_stream equ 6 hdlc_d_channel equ 4 hdlc_c_channel equ 5 hdlc_b1_channel equ 6 hdlc_b2_channel equ 7 hdlc_b3_channel equ 8 dphone_stream equ 7 dphone_unused_channel equ 4 dphone_c_channel equ 5 dphone_b1_channel equ 6 dphone_b2_channel equ 7 dphone_b3_channel equ 8 ; ; Now some snic values etc ; board_w_snic dw 0b00h snic_b_master equ 0000h snic_b_stbus equ 0001h snic_master_irqenable equ 00000000b snic_master_msdisable equ 00000010b snic_master_cstenable equ 00000000b snic_stbus_all equ 0ffh snic_c_ar equ 10000000b snic_c_dr equ 01000000b snic_c_dinb equ 00100000b snic_c_priority equ 00010000b snic_c_dreq equ 00001000b snic_c_txmch equ 00000100b snic_c_clrdia equ 00000010b snic_c_regsel equ 00000001b ; ; now some dphone values ; board_w_dphone dw 1700h dphone_b_c equ 0000h dphone_b_time equ 0005h dphone_b_wdog equ 0006h dphone_b_tone1 equ 0007h dphone_b_tone2 equ 0008h dphone_b_dsp equ 0009h dphone_b_trans equ 000ah dphone_b_rgain equ 000bh dphone_b_sddata equ 000ch dphone_b_sddir equ 000dh dphone_b_test equ 000eh dphone_sddir_allout equ 0ffh dphone_sddata_te equ 0b0h dphone_sddata_nt equ 0b8h dphone_time_pcmb1 equ 00000001b dphone_time_pcmb2 equ 00000100b dphone_time_pcmb3 equ 00010000b dphone_time_c equ 10000000b dphone_tone_697 equ 59h dphone_tone_1209 equ 9bh dphone_test_disable equ 00h dphone_dsp_cpcmen equ 01000000b dphone_dsp_dpcmen equ 00100000b dphone_dsp_dual equ 00001000b dphone_dsp_tone equ 00010000b dphone_dsp_speaker equ 00011000b dphone_dsp_cadence equ 00000100b dphone_dsp_warble16 equ 00000010b dphone_dsp_dspen equ 00000001b dphone_trans_dial equ 00100000b dphone_trans_side equ 00010000b dphone_trans_hsmic equ 00001000b dphone_trans_spmic equ 00000100b dphone_trans_spskr equ 00000010b dphone_trans_hsskr equ 00000001b dphone_rgain_hpf equ 10000000b dphone_rgain_rfg_m7 equ 01110000b ; ; now the hdlcs relative to the board base ; board_w_hdlc0 dw 0f00h board_w_hdlc1 dw 1300h ; ; Now register offsets in the hdlc chips ; hdlc_br_fifostatus equ 00h hdlc_br_receive equ 01h hdlc_bw_transmit equ 01h hdlc_b_control equ 02h hdlc_b_raddress equ 03h hdlc_b_cchancontrol equ 04h hdlc_b_time equ 05h hdlc_br_intflag equ 06h hdlc_bw_wdog equ 06h hdlc_bw_intenable equ 07h hdlc_br_genstatus equ 08h hdlc_br_cchanstatus equ 09h ; ; Now some values for the registers of the hdlc's ; hdlc_fifostatus_RXBYTE equ 11000000b hdlc_fifostatus_packet equ 00000000b hdlc_fifostatus_first equ 01000000b hdlc_fifostatus_good equ 10000000b hdlc_fifostatus_bad equ 01000000b hdlc_fifostatus_last equ 10000000b hdlc_fifostatus_RXFIFO equ 00110000b hdlc_fifostatus_rxempty equ 00000000b hdlc_fifostatus_rxle14 equ 00010000b hdlc_fifostatus_rxfull equ 00100000b hdlc_fifostatus_rxge15 equ 00010000b hdlc_fifostatus_TXFIFO equ 00001100b hdlc_fifostatus_txfull equ 00000000b hdlc_fifostatus_txge5 equ 00000100b hdlc_fifostatus_txempty equ 00001000b hdlc_fifostatus_txle4 equ 00000100b hdlc_control_txen equ 10000000b hdlc_control_rxen equ 01000000b hdlc_control_rxad equ 00100000b hdlc_control_ra6 equ 00010000b hdlc_control_iftf1 equ 00001000b hdlc_control_iftf0 equ 00000100b hdlc_control_fa equ 00000010b hdlc_control_eop equ 00000001b hdlc_control_idle equ 00000000b hdlc_control_iftf equ 00000100b hdlc_control_trans equ 00001000b hdlc_control_goahead equ 00001100b hdlc_time_rst equ 10000000b hdlc_time_ic equ 01000000b hdlc_time_c1en equ 00100000b hdlc_time_brck equ 00010000b hdlc_time_tc equ 00001111b hdlc_time_c2bits8 equ 00000011b hdlc_time_c3bits8 equ 00000100b hdlc_time_c4bits8 equ 00000101b hdlc_time_c23bits16 equ 00000110b hdlc_time_c234bits24 equ 00000111b hdlc_intflag_ga equ 10000000b hdlc_intflag_eopd equ 01000000b hdlc_intflag_txdone equ 00100000b hdlc_intflag_fa equ 00010000b hdlc_intflag_tx419 equ 00001000b hdlc_intflag_txurun equ 00000100b hdlc_intflag_rx1519 equ 00000010b hdlc_intflag_rxoflw equ 00000001b hdlc_intenable_ga equ 10000000b hdlc_intenable_eopd equ 01000000b hdlc_intenable_txdone equ 00100000b hdlc_intenable_fa equ 00010000b hdlc_intenable_tx419 equ 00001000b hdlc_intenable_txurun equ 00000100b hdlc_intenable_rx1519 equ 00000010b hdlc_intenable_rxoflw equ 00000001b hdlc_genstatus_rxoflw equ 10000000b hdlc_genstatus_txurun equ 01000000b hdlc_genstatus_ga equ 00100000b hdlc_genstatus_abrt equ 00010000b hdlc_genstatus_irq equ 00001000b hdlc_genstatus_idle equ 00000100b ; ; Now the overall interrupt register ; board_w_intreg dw 1b00h intreg_hdlc0 equ 00000010b ;bit for hdlc0 interrupt intreg_hdlc1 equ 00000001b ;bit for hdlc1 interrupt intreg_snic equ 00000100b ;bit for snic interrupt intreg_hphone equ 00001000b ;bit for d/hphone interrupt ; ; now a few usefull macros ; out_chip_reg_value macro chip,reg,value mov dx,chip add dx,reg mov al,value out dx,al endm in_chip_reg macro chip,reg mov dx,chip add dx,reg in al,dx endm dx_message macro stream,channel,value out_chip_reg_value board_w_dx,dx_b_con,<dx_con_cmh or stream> out_chip_reg_value board_w_dx,<dx_b_cm_base or channel>,<dx_cmh_mchan or dx_cmh_oe> out_chip_reg_value board_w_dx,dx_b_con,<dx_con_cml or stream> out_chip_reg_value board_w_dx,<dx_b_cm_base or channel>,value endm dx_source macro d_stream,d_channel,s_stream,s_channel out_chip_reg_value board_w_dx,dx_b_con,<dx_con_cmh or d_stream> out_chip_reg_value board_w_dx,<dx_b_cm_base or d_channel>,dx_cmh_oe out_chip_reg_value board_w_dx,dx_b_con,<dx_con_cml or d_stream> out_chip_reg_value board_w_dx,<dx_b_cm_base or d_channel>,<s_stream shl 5 or s_channel> endm public int_no int_no db 7,0,0,0 ; interrupt number. NT_switch db 0 ;if 0 be a TE else be an NT public driver_class, driver_type, driver_name, driver_function, parameter_list driver_class db 6,0,0,0 ;from the packet spec driver_type db 0,0,0,0 ;from the packet spec driver_name db 'EXPRESS',0 ;name of the driver. driver_function db 2 parameter_list label byte db 1 ;major rev of packet driver db 0 ;minor rev of packet driver db 14 ;length of parameter list db EADDR_LEN ;length of MAC-layer address dw GIANT ;MTU, including MAC headers dw MAX_MULTICAST * EADDR_LEN ;buffer size of multicast addrs dw 0 ;(# of back-to-back MTU rcvs) - 1 dw 0 ;(# of successive xmits) - 1 dw 0 ;Interrupt # to hook for post-EOI ;processing, 0 == none, ; ; Packet Buffer Structure owner_k_empty equ 0 owner_k_queue equ 1 owner_k_isr equ 2 info_k_size equ 1500 ;size of info area in buffer ; buff struc buff_w_next dw 0 ;pointer to next buffer buff_w_prev dw 0 ;pointer to previous buffer buff_w_size dw 0 ;size of frame in info area in bytes buff_w_owner dw owner_k_empty ;current owner of buffer buff_info db info_k_size dup (0) ;area for the Transfer Unit buff ends ; ; Structure for shared Queue Information ; Now contains the info for the associated isr routines ; as well. 17th October 1990. ; ; First some constants. ; state_k_skipping equ 00000001b state_k_building equ 00000010b upcall_k_idle equ 0 upcall_k_active equ 1 ; hdlc_data struc txq_w_front dw 0 ;pointer to front of tx queue txq_w_back dw 0 ;pointer to back of tx queue rxq_w_front dw 0 ;pointer to front of rx queue rxq_w_back dw 0 ;pointer to back of rx queue rxupcall_w_state db 0 ;state of any upcall rxisr_w_state db 0 ;the current state of the isr rxisr_w_pkt dw 0 ;pointer to the packet being used by rx ISR rxisr_w_byte dw 0 ;pointer to the byte the rx ISR will use next rxisr_w_count dw 0 ;count of bytes inserted so far txisr_w_pkt dw 0 ;pointer to the packet being used by tx ISR txisr_w_byte dw 0 ;pointer to the byte tx ISR will use next txisr_w_count dw 0 ;count of bytes remaining copy_intflag db 0 ;copy of latest value from int flag copy_intenable db 0 ;copy of latest value sent int enable hdlc_data ends hdlc0_data hdlc_data <offset t1_buff, offset t1_buff, offset r1_buff, offset r1_buff,upcall_k_idle,state_k_skipping> ; ; Names for the bits in the byte_status_mask ; rint_status_mask ; and the stop_status_mask ; mask_k_packet equ 00000001b mask_k_first equ 00000010b mask_k_good equ 00000100b mask_k_bad equ 00001000b mask_k_fabort equ 00010000b byte_status_mask db 0 ;used to save status implied ;by the current bytes ;rint_status_mask db 0 ;used to save status implied ;by the bytes so far in this ;segment in the fifo ;stop_status_mask db 0 ;used to specify when we wish ; to stop ; ; Locations to hold counters of bytes read in ; one particular call of the interrupt code. ; ;number_read db 0 ;number read so far ;minimum_read db 0 ;minimum number that MUST be read ; the interrupt style sets this ;maximum_read db 0 ;maximum available public rcv_modes rcv_modes dw 4 ;number of receive modes in our table. dw 0,0,0,rcv_mode_3 public as_send_pkt ; The Asynchronous Transmit Packet routine. ; Enter with es:di -> i/o control block, ds:si -> packet, cx = packet length, ; interrupts possibly enabled. ; Exit with nc if ok, or else cy if error, dh set to error number. ; es:di and interrupt enable flag preserved on exit. as_send_pkt: ret public drop_pkt ; Drop a packet from the queue. ; Enter with es:di -> iocb. drop_pkt: assume ds:nothing ret public xmit ; Process a transmit interrupt with the least possible latency to achieve ; back-to-back packet transmissions. ; May only use ax and dx. xmit: assume ds:nothing ret public send_pkt ; send_pkt: ;enter with es:di->upcall routine, (0:0) if no upcall is desired. ; (only if the high-performance bit is set in driver_function) ;enter with ds:si -> packet, cx = packet length. ;exit with nc if ok, or else cy if error, dh set to error number. ;called from telnet layer via software interrupt assume ds:nothing push cs pop es assume es:code sti ; enable interrupts ; ; NOTE Using ES as segment for data accesses ; mov bx,es:hdlc0_data.txq_w_back ;get pointer to back of queue cmp es:[bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_empty ;is it empty? jne no_buffers_left ;no so error return... cmp cx,info_k_size ; check packet size o.k. jle send_pkt_size_ok ; its fine pr_ch_al 'a' ; error trace message mov dh,CANT_SEND ;return an error code cli stc ret send_pkt_size_ok: mov es:[bx].buff_w_size,cx ;save size lea di,es:[bx].buff_info ; rep movsb ;and copy the packet mov es:[bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_queue ;give it to queue mov bx,es:[bx].buff_w_next ;point to buffer mov es:hdlc0_data.txq_w_back,bx ;adjust back of the queue ; ; NOW WE NEED TO PROVOKE LOADING OF TXFIFO ; IF WE THINK ISR GONE QUIET ; ; structure is at zero no ints active cli ;block interrupts starting before we exit cmp es:hdlc0_data.txisr_w_pkt,0 je send_pkt_int_quiet ; jump if interrupts quiet clc ;clear carry because all o.k. ret ; ; Else we now need to kick the interrupt code ; send_pkt_int_quiet: push ds ;save old ds and make it point to code push cs pop ds pr_ch_al 'b' call tint_new ;manually call the tint routine ! pop ds ;restore old ds and ret ;return no_buffers_left: pr_ch_al 'c' mov dh,NO_SPACE cli ;block interrupts before we exit stc ;signal its an error - no more buffers ret public get_address get_address: ;get the address of the interface. ;enter with es:di -> place to get the address, cx = size of address buffer. ;exit with nc, cx = actual size of address, or cy if buffer not big enough. assume ds:code mov cx,0 clc ret public set_address set_address: ;set the address of the interface. ;enter with es:di -> place to get the address, cx = size of address buffer. ;exit with nc, cx = actual size of address, or cy if buffer not big enough. assume ds:nothing clc ret rcv_mode_3: ;receive mode 3 is the only one we support, so we don't have to do anything. ret public set_multicast_list set_multicast_list: ;enter with ds:si ->list of multicast addresses, cx = number of addresses. ;return nc if we set all of them, or cy,dh=error if we didn't. mov dh,NO_MULTICAST stc ret public get_multicast_list get_multicast_list: ;return with nc, es:di ->list of multicast addresses, cx = number of bytes. ;return cy, NO_ERROR if we don't remember all of the addresses ourselves. ;return cy, NO_MULTICAST if we don't implement multicast. mov dh,NO_MULTICAST stc ret public terminate terminate: ret public reset_interface reset_interface: ;reset the interface. assume ds:code ret ;called when we want to determine what to do with a received packet. ;enter with cx = packet length, es:di -> packet type, dl = packet class. extrn recv_find: near ;called after we have copied the packet into the buffer. ;enter with ds:si ->the packet, cx = length of the packet. extrn recv_copy: near extrn count_in_err: near extrn count_out_err: near public recv recv: ;called from the recv isr. All registers have been saved, and ds=cs. ;Upon exit, the interrupt will be acknowledged. assume ds:code recv_2: in_chip_reg board_w_intreg,0 ; get interrupt source test al,intreg_hdlc0 ;check if HDLC0 jne not_hdlc0 jmp which_reg ;Jump and check the chip not_hdlc0: pr_ch_al '+' ret ;Not this chip so give up which_reg: in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_intflag mov hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,al ;save the interrupt flags ; ; We now analyse for the different interrupts that ; may be present. We first make some tests for styles ; of interrupts so we dont need to check everything ; each time. ; test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_eopd or hdlc_intflag_fa or hdlc_intflag_rx1519 or hdlc_intflag_rxoflw je test_tint ;No receive style interrupts so jump ; There is a receive event ; ; We recognise 8 receive events. ; 1/. RX1519 ; 2/. RX1519 + RXOFLW ; 3/. EOPD ; 4/. EOPD+RX1519 ; 5/. EOPD + RX1519 + RXOFLW ; 6/. FA + EOPD ; 7/. FA + EOPD + RX1519 ; 8/. FA + EOPD + RX1519 + RXOFLW ; We believe that other (potential) RX events cannot ; occur. ; We recognise only three (major) states for the RX ; protocol engine. ; 1/. SKIPPING for the start of a packet; all data ; is essentially ignored in this state. No ; receive buffer will have been allocated. ; We are in this state between packets or perhaps ; because we have just run out of buffers! ; See also state 3 below. ; 2/. BUILDING a packet. Generally speaking, ; providing we have enough room, 'packet' bytes ; are just added into the buffer, 'good last' bytes ; terminating the building of a packet and provoke ; its delivery to the upper layer. Other data such ; as 'bad last' or 'first' bytes cause the packet ; being built to be discarded and the engine to ; move to SKIPPING state. A first byte implies ; a frame abort has been received of course. ; 3/. It is also possible to be SKIPPING&BUILDING ! ; This occurs after we have read data that ; would have moved us to BUILDING state but ; we could not get buffer space. We need this ; to properly detect frame aborts (see below). ; ; EVENT PROCESSING in a little more detail. ; ; 1/. RX1519 ; We are required to clear 14 bytes from the fifo. ; It is possible to show that in pathological ; circumstances bytes other than packet bytes can ; be in the FIFO! ; ; 2/. RX1519 + RXOFLW ; Regardless of state, we read 19 bytes from the FIFO. ; We do this as we do not want to accidently ; discard the front of a following packet. ; ; 3/. EOPD ; We process bytes up to a bad/good last byte. ; We then deliver or discard the packet. ; Clearly should not process more than 19 and ; if RX1519 set it would be surprising if we ; processed more than 14! ; ; 4/. EOPD + RX1519 ; We are required to clear 14 bytes from the fifo. ; Process as in 3/. above but make sure we clear ; at LEAST 14 bytes. We might read more than 15 ; if for instance the EOPD occurred as the 16 byte ; which had arrived while we were responding to ; the event which interrupted us which was a 'packet' ; byte in number 15. It is also possible that the 'last' ; byte might be number 14 but a 'first' byte also arrived ; in 15 creating the RX1519 to occur as well. ; ; 5/. EOPD + RX1519 + RXOFLW ; The RXOFLW implies we have missed stuff and some ; data failed to get into the end of the FIFO. The ; RX FIFO is supposed to enter a FLAG search mode after ; overflowing. Thus is we process as in 3/. but EMPTY ; the whole buffer(i.e. read 19 bytes)., ; ; 6,7,8/. I.E. any FA condition. ; We will read upto 19 bytes of data. It would ; be surprising if we read more than 14 unless RX1519 ; was also set. We will end when we discover a Frame ; Abort condition. This is implied by a first byte ; when building but ALSO by a first byte if skipping ; and we have already seen a first byte! ; ; ; Now set up some values. The maximum and minimum ; count values, the current number read ; and we clear the stop_status_mask. ; mov minimum_read,1 ;often increased below ; mov maximum_read,14 ;typically we end before this ; mov stop_status_mask,0 ;clear the stop status mask ; ;test_fa: ; test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_fa ; je test_eopd ; We have an FA so change stop_status_mask ; and change the maximum read to 19 (?) ; mov stop_status_mask,mask_k_fabort ; mov maximum_read,19 ;typically we end before this ; jmp test_rxoflw ;can avoid the eopd check ; ;test_eopd: ; test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_eopd ; je test_rxoflw ; ; Its eopd so update stop_status_mask ; ; and change the maximum read to 19 (?) ; mov stop_status_mask,mask_k_good or mask_k_bad ; mov maximum_read,19 ;typically we end before this ; ;test_rxoflw: ; test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_rxoflw ; je test_rx1519 ; ; Its Overflow so adjust minimum read number ; ; and change the maximum read to 19 (?) ; mov minimum_read,19 ; mov maximum_read,19 ;typically we end before this ; jmp test_rx_end ;can avoid the rx1519 check ; ;test_rx1519: ; test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_rx1519 ; je test_rx_end ; ; Its Rx1519 so adjust the minimum read number ; mov minimum_read,14 ; test_rx_end: ; ;WE DONT CARE WHAT CAUSED THE INTERRUPT NOW! ; ; Now we call the routine to process the RX fifo having ; hopefully set up all the correct conditions. call rint_process test_tint: mov al,hdlc0_data.copy_intflag and al,hdlc0_data.copy_intenable ; ignore any not expected mov hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,al test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_txdone or hdlc_intflag_tx419 or hdlc_intflag_txurun je test_ga ;No transmit style interrupts so jump ; Its some sort of transmit event test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_txurun je test_txdone call tint_txurun; its an underrun event ; Now need to avoid the txdone and tx419 code etc .... jmp test_ga test_txdone: test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_txdone je test_tx419 call tint_txdone; its packet trans. complete event jmp test_ga ; NOTE tx419 will always be set ;when txdone is set! As we have processed ;the outgoing packet we must now NOT go ;through the tx419 code as well! IMPORTANT! test_tx419: test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_tx419 je test_ga call tint_tx419; its a tx fifo low event ; and carry on... test_ga: test hdlc0_data.copy_intflag,hdlc_intflag_ga je int_fin ; Its a Go-ahead .. We should not get these.. pr_ch_al '-' int_fin: ; Now we have finished.. Just output H so we can check ret ; ;Process 8952 Receive interrupts ; ; Process all RX FIFO data rint_process: ; pr_ch_al 'A' ; mov number_read,0 ;none so far... ; mov rint_status_mask,0 ;clear the rint status mask push ds ; get set up for the routine pop es rint_loop: ; NEED FIXES IN HERE ; mov al,number_read ; cmp maximum_read,al ;check if data still due ; jg rint_some_due ;yes there is ; pr_ch_al 'B' ; ret ;no we have finished ;rint_some_due: ;get fifo status and build into a mask ;must first check that there is still some data left.. ; NOTE it is important that we dont get here less than ; one microsecond after we last removed data. in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_fifostatus test al,hdlc_fifostatus_RXFIFO jne rint_fifo_not_empty ret ; we have now emptied the RX FIFO ; so we return... rint_fifo_not_empty: ;still some data so analyze... mov cl,6 ;number of bits to shift and al,hdlc_fifostatus_RXBYTE ;get RX byte status shr al,cl ;shift to lower two bits mov cl,al ;transfer to cl mov al,00000001b ;set low bit in al shl al,cl ;and shift to correct bit for mask mov byte_status_mask,al ;save byte status mask ; or rint_status_mask,al ;save rint segment status mask ; ; Now check our state ; test hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping jz rint_building ;must be building alone jmp rint_skipping ;skipping or skipping&building ; ; Definitely building a packet ; rint_building: test byte_status_mask,mask_k_good;good last byte ? jnz rint_build_good_last ;deal with good last byte test byte_status_mask,mask_k_bad;bad last byte ? jnz rint_build_bad_last ;deal with bad last byte test byte_status_mask,mask_k_first;first byte ? jnz rint_build_first ;deal with first byte ; ; must be packet byte ; in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_receive mov di,hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_byte ;get ptr to next byte stosb ;store char into buffer mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_byte,di ;save ptr to next byte inc hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_count ;count for all isr calls ; inc number_read ;count for this isr jmp rint_end rint_build_good_last: ; ; good last byte coming, get it, then close ; the packet and assign it to queue ownership etc. ; then bump the pointers ; ; pr_ch_al 'C' in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_receive mov di,hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_byte ;get ptr to next byte stosb ;store char into buffer mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_byte,di ;save ptr to next byte inc hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_count ;count for all isr calls ; inc number_read ;count for this isr mov bx,hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_pkt ;get pointer to buffer mov ax,hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_count ;save count in buffer mov [bx].buff_w_size,ax ;via ax mov [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_queue ;mark in q mov bx,[bx].buff_w_next ;get pointer to next mov hdlc0_data.rxq_w_back,bx ;and save as back of queue ; ; and change state ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping jmp rint_end rint_build_bad_last: ; ; Now deal with bad FCS, read the bad byte and then ; then discard the packet we have got so far. ; pr_ch_al 'D' in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_receive ;get char but ignore ; inc number_read ;count for this isr mov bx,hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_pkt ;get ptr to buffer call rint_reset ;release the buffer etc ; ; and change state ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping jmp rint_end rint_build_first: ; ; Now deal with first byte, this must be a frame abort! ; DONT read the byte, leave it there for next iteration ; to use as part of the next packet. ; Discard the packet we have got so far. ; pr_ch_al 'E' mov bx,hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_pkt ;get ptr to buffer call rint_reset ;release the buffer etc ; ; Record the Frame Abort in the rint_status_mask ; ; or rint_status_mask,mask_k_fabort ; ; and change state ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping jmp rint_end rint_skipping: ; ; If we are here then we must be in between packets. ; It is possible that we may have run out of buffers ; so we may be actually discarding data that would ; otherwise have been good. If this second situation ; exists then both the building and skipping bits ; are set in the state mask. ; test byte_status_mask,mask_k_good;good last byte ? jnz rint_skip_good_last ;deal with good last byte test byte_status_mask,mask_k_bad;bad last byte ? jnz rint_skip_bad_last ;deal with bad last byte test byte_status_mask,mask_k_first;first byte ? jnz rint_skip_first ;deal with first byte ; ; must be packet byte ; in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_receive ;get char but ignore ; inc number_read ;count for this isr ; ; Well we are certainly skipping past bytes now. ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping or state_k_building jmp rint_end rint_skip_good_last: ; ; good last byte coming, get it, and ignore ; pr_ch_al 'F' in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_receive ;get char but ignore ; inc number_read ;count for this isr ; ; change state (might have been skipping and building) ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping jmp rint_end rint_skip_bad_last: ; ; Now deal with bad FCS, read the bad byte and ignore ; pr_ch_al 'G' in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_receive ;get char but ignore ; inc number_read ;count for this isr ; ; change state (might have been skipping and building) ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping jmp rint_end rint_skip_first: ; ; Now deal with first byte, this must be the start ; of the next packet. ; test hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_building jnz rint_skip_build ;skipping&building ; ; As we are here we are just skipping at the moment. ; As we have found a first byte, we now try to ; get a buffer in which to build the new packet. ; call rint_get_buffer jnc rint_skip_first_got_buffer ; ; We failed to get buffer. We thus must discard ; the incoming data, count it and move to the ; skipping&building state. ; pr_ch_al 'H' in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_receive ;get char but ignore ; inc number_read ;count for this isr ; ; and change state ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping or state_k_building jmp rint_end rint_skip_first_got_buffer: ; pr_ch_al 'I' in_chip_reg board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_br_receive mov di,hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_byte ;get ptr to next byte stosb ;store char into buffer mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_byte,di ;save ptr to next byte inc hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_count ;count for all isr calls ; inc number_read ;count for this isr ; ; and change state ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_building jmp rint_end rint_skip_build: ; ; We are skipping and building. I.e. we are ; discarding data that probably would have been ; good but we had no buffers available. ; Thus if we find a first byte this must be a frame ; abort. Deal with it as such, leaving the byte in ; the FIFO to be picked up on the next cycle. ; ; Record the Frame Abort in the rint_status_mask ; pr_ch_al 'J' ; or rint_status_mask,mask_k_fabort ; ; and change state ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping jmp rint_end rint_end: ; ; Now is the time to tidy up at the end of ; the rint loop. Several things to check. For instance, ; if we are still building and not skipping then ; if the packet is already full we have a problem. ; The best policy must be to discard and move ; to skipping&building state. ; ; We must also check if we need to stop iterating. ; If we have not yet read the minimum_read number ; of bytes we must go again. If we have, then ; unless we have got a rint_status_mask that has ; at least one bit in common with our stop_status_mask ; we must also loop again. test hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping jnz rint_info_size_ok ;dont care... cmp hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_count,info_k_size ;check if room for more info jl rint_info_size_ok ;and branch if ok ; ; TOO much data in this packet, the next byte ; even if it were a last byte would overfill ; the info area. We must therefore discard the packet ; and move to the skipping&building state. pr_ch_al 'K' mov bx,hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_pkt ;get ptr to buffer call rint_reset ;release the buffer etc ; ; and change state ; mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_skipping or state_k_building rint_info_size_ok: ; mov al,number_read ; cmp minimum_read,al ;have we read enough? ; jle rint_enough ;yes jmp rint_loop ; no go read some more.. ;rint_enough: ; mov al,stop_status_mask ; test rint_status_mask,al ;stop state? ; jnz rint_stop_state ;yes ; jmp rint_loop ; no go read some more.. ;rint_stop_state: ; ; Well that seems to be it for this call to the RX ; interrupt service routine so bye bye... ; ret ; ; Routine to get a buffer (or not) ; rint_get_buffer: ; pr_ch_al 'L' mov bx,hdlc0_data.rxq_w_back ;get back of queue cmp [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_empty ;is it empty? jne cant_get_buffer call rint_grab clc ;all o.k. ret cant_get_buffer: pr_ch_al 'M' stc ;signal error (well at least no buffers left) ret rint_grab: or bx,bx jz rint_grab_problem mov [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_isr ;mark inuse by isr mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_pkt,bx ;save for isr to use next lea ax,[bx].buff_info ;get address of new info area mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_byte,ax ;save for isr mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_count,0 ;and clear count ; Now set the state to mark as BUILDING mov hdlc0_data.rxisr_w_state,state_k_building clc ret rint_grab_problem: pr_ch_al 'N' stc ret rint_reset: or bx,bx jz rint_reset_problem mov [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_empty ;mark empty clc ret rint_reset_problem: pr_ch_al 'O' stc ret ; -------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; recv_exiting ; public recv_exiting recv_exiting: push ax push bx mov bx,hdlc0_data.rxq_w_front ;get pointer to next buffer cmp [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_queue ;belongs to q? jne recv_exiting_exit ; no - skip to end push cx push dx push ds push es push bp push di push si push cs ; point ds properly pop ds cmp hdlc0_data.rxupcall_w_state,upcall_k_idle ;is receive frame already active? jne already_active ;frame will be caught so jump mov hdlc0_data.rxupcall_w_state,upcall_k_active ;else mark recv_frame starting sti ; enable interrupts call recv_frame cli already_active: pop si pop di pop bp pop es pop ds pop dx pop cx recv_exiting_exit: pop bx pop ax ret ; -------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; recv_frame ; ifdef debug public recv_frame endif recv_frame: ; pr_ch_al 'P' mov bx,hdlc0_data.rxq_w_front ;get pointer to next buffer recv_frame_2: lea si,[bx].buff_info ;point to data mov cx,[bx].buff_w_size ;get its size jcxz recv_frame_3 ;count zero? yes,just free frame. ;we don't need to set the type because none are defined for our HDLC encoding. push si ;save si in case we reject it. push bx mov di,0 ;but we avoid any segment end bullshit. mov dl,cs:driver_class call recv_find ;look up our type. pop bx pop si mov ax,es ;is this pointer null? or ax,di je recv_frame_3 ;yes - just free the frame. ; pr_ch_al 'Q' push cx push es ;remember where the buffer pointer is. push di rep movsb ;and copy our packet into users buffer pop si ;now give the frame to the client. pop ds pop cx ; pr_ch_al 'R' assume ds:nothing call recv_copy push cs pop ds pr_ch_al 'S' assume ds:code recv_frame_3: mov [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_empty ;free the buffer mov bx,[bx].buff_w_next ;get pointer to next mov hdlc0_data.rxq_w_front,bx ;adjust front of q cmp [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_queue ;belongs to q? je recv_frame_2 ; yes so process this one. mov hdlc0_data.rxupcall_w_state,upcall_k_idle ;else mark recv_frame as inactive ; pr_ch_al 'T' ret ;Handle 8952 transmitter interrupts ; -------------------------------------------------------------- tint_txurun: pr_ch_al 'd' mov bx,hdlc0_data.txisr_w_pkt ;point to the packet buffer call tint_reset ;reset pointers etc... ret tint_tx419: ; ; - for MT8952B fifo stuff up to 15 chars at a time ; ; NOW NEED TO POINT DX at TX FIFO ; mov dx,board_w_hdlc0 ;make dx point at transmit fifo add dx,hdlc_bw_transmit mov cx,15 ;fifo fill-loop counter mov bx,hdlc0_data.txisr_w_count ;get count of bytes left mov si,hdlc0_data.txisr_w_byte ;get pointer to next byte tint_next: lodsb ;fetch next char dec bx ;reduce count of remaining bytes jne not_send_last push dx ;save dx mov dx,board_w_hdlc0 add dx,hdlc_b_control push ax in al,dx ;get current hdlc control reg or al,hdlc_control_eop ;mark as end of packet out dx,al ;and tell the 8952 pop ax ; restore al pop dx ;and dx not_send_last: out dx,al ;output char or bx,bx ;any more chars to output je tint_no_more ;none... loop tint_next ;loop while fifo not full ; ; Still some more so select TXURUN and TX419 ints enabled ; pr_ch_al 'e' mov dx,board_w_hdlc0 add dx,hdlc_bw_intenable ; in al,dx ;get current hdlc intenable mov al,hdlc0_data.copy_intenable ; ; switch off txdone interrupt and enable tx419 and txurun ; and al,not hdlc_intenable_txdone or al,hdlc_intenable_tx419 or hdlc_intenable_txurun out dx,al ;and tell the 8952 mov hdlc0_data.copy_intenable,al ;and save it mov hdlc0_data.txisr_w_count,bx ;save count of bytes left mov hdlc0_data.txisr_w_byte,si ;save pointer to next byte clc ;clear carry, all ok ret ;and exit tint_no_more: ; ; No more so select TXDONE and TXURUN ints enabled only ; pr_ch_al 'f' mov dx,board_w_hdlc0 add dx,hdlc_bw_intenable ; in al,dx ;get current hdlc intenable mov al,hdlc0_data.copy_intenable ; ; switch off tx419 interrupt and enable txurun and txdone ; and al,not hdlc_intenable_tx419 or al,hdlc_intenable_txdone or hdlc_intenable_txurun out dx,al ;and tell the 8952 mov hdlc0_data.copy_intenable,al ;and save it mov hdlc0_data.txisr_w_count,bx ;save count of bytes left mov hdlc0_data.txisr_w_byte,si ;save pointer to next byte clc ;clear carry if all ok ret ;and exit ;No more characters to transmit -- disable transmit interrupts. tint_txdone: ; pr_ch_al 'g' mov bx,hdlc0_data.txisr_w_pkt ;get pointer to isrs pkt or bx,bx ;check if pkt pointer is 0 je tint_skip mov [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_empty;set owned by empty tint_skip: call tint_new ;try to move to next buffer jc tint_all_empty ;if carry set then none left clc ret tint_all_empty: ; ; No more so set all tx ints off ; ; pr_ch_al 'h' mov dx,board_w_hdlc0 add dx,hdlc_bw_intenable ; in al,dx ;get current hdlc intenable mov al,hdlc0_data.copy_intenable ; ; switch off tx419, txurun and txdone ; and al,not (hdlc_intenable_tx419 or hdlc_intenable_txdone or hdlc_intenable_txurun) out dx,al ;and tell the 8952 mov hdlc0_data.copy_intenable,al ;and save it xor ax,ax ;clear ax mov hdlc0_data.txisr_w_pkt,ax ;save in pointer to buffer ret ; ; Routine to get info for next packet from queue ; tint_new: mov bx,hdlc0_data.txq_w_front ;get pointer to front of queue cmp [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_queue ;belongs to q? jne tint_no_buffers_in_queue ; ; now bump the front of queue ; pr_ch_al 'i' mov ax,[bx].buff_w_next ;point to buffer mov hdlc0_data.txq_w_front,ax ;adjust front of queue ; call tint_reset ;and set the pointers etc. ret tint_reset: or bx,bx jz tint_reset_problem mov [bx].buff_w_owner,owner_k_isr;set owned by the isr mov ax,[bx].buff_w_size ;get size of data unit mov hdlc0_data.txisr_w_count,ax ;and save it for us mov hdlc0_data.txisr_w_pkt,bx ;save pointer to buffer lea ax,[bx].buff_info ;get address of data unit mov hdlc0_data.txisr_w_byte,ax ;and save for us call tint_tx419 ;and pretend we had a tx419 ret tint_reset_problem: stc ret tint_no_buffers_in_queue: pr_ch_al 'j' stc ;set carry - could not do it ret ;Set bit(s) in I/O port setbit: ;enter with dx = port, ah = bit to set. in al,dx or al,ah out dx,al ret ;Clear bit(s) in I/O port clrbit: ;enter with dx = port, ah = bit to set. in al,dx not al ;perform an and-not using DeMorgan's. or al,ah not al out dx,al ret ; ; Now define some buffers for the rings. ; Do it statically now because its easier. ; ; First the transmit ring ; t1_buff buff <offset t8_buff, offset t2_buff> t2_buff buff <offset t1_buff, offset t3_buff> t3_buff buff <offset t2_buff, offset t4_buff> t4_buff buff <offset t3_buff, offset t5_buff> t5_buff buff <offset t4_buff, offset t6_buff> t6_buff buff <offset t5_buff, offset t7_buff> t7_buff buff <offset t6_buff, offset t8_buff> t8_buff buff <offset t7_buff, offset t1_buff> ; ; Now the Receive ring ; r1_buff buff <offset r8_buff, offset r2_buff> r2_buff buff <offset r1_buff, offset r3_buff> r3_buff buff <offset r2_buff, offset r4_buff> r4_buff buff <offset r3_buff, offset r5_buff> r5_buff buff <offset r4_buff, offset r6_buff> r6_buff buff <offset r5_buff, offset r7_buff> r7_buff buff <offset r6_buff, offset r8_buff> r8_buff buff <offset r7_buff, offset r1_buff> ; ; include the serial trace output subroutines ; include sersub.asm ;any code after this will not be kept after initialization. end_resident label byte public usage_msg usage_msg db "usage: EXPRESS packet_int_no [-n] [driver_class] [int_no] ",CR,LF db " -n instructs card to be an NT",CR,LF db " The driver_class should be SLIP or a number.",CR,LF,'$' public copyright_msg copyright_msg db "Packet driver for MITEL EXPRESS CARD, version ",'0'+(majver / 10),'0'+(majver mod 10),".",'0'+version,CR,LF db "Portions Copyright 1988 Phil Karn",CR,LF db "ISDN bits by Dave Price and Bob Gautier",CR,LF,'$' class_name_ptr dw ? class_name db "Interface class ",'$' slip_name db "SLIP",CR,LF,'$' int_no_name db "Interrupt number ",'$' express_start db "starting to initial EXPRESS card",CR,LF,'$' express_finish db "completed initialization of EXPRESS card",CR,LF,'$' extrn set_recv_isr: near ;enter with si -> argument string, di -> word to store. ;if there is no number, don't change the number. extrn get_number: near ;enter with dx -> name of word, di -> dword to print. extrn print_number: near ;enter with si -> argument string. ;skip spaces and tabs. Exit with si -> first non-blank char. extrn skip_blanks: near public parse_args parse_args: ;exit with nc if all went well, cy otherwise. call skip_blanks cmp al,'-' ;did they specify a switch? jne not_switch ; ; Only SUPPORT -n SWITCH ARGUMENT AT THE MOMENT ; cmp byte ptr [si+1],'n' ;did they specify '-n'? je got_NT_switch stc ;no, must be an error. ret got_NT_switch: mov NT_switch,1 add si,2 ;skip past the switch's characters. jmp parse_args ;go parse more arguments. not_switch: or al,20h ;convert to lower case (assuming letter). parse_args_2: cmp al,'s' jne parse_args_3 mov driver_class,6 ;SLIP, from packet spec. mov dx,offset slip_name jmp short parse_args_1 parse_args_3: mov di,offset driver_class call get_number mov class_name_ptr,0 jmp short parse_args_6 parse_args_1: mov class_name_ptr,dx parse_args_5: mov al,[si] ;skip to the next blank or CR. cmp al,' ' je parse_args_6 cmp al,CR je parse_args_6 inc si ;skip the character. jmp parse_args_5 parse_args_6: mov di,offset int_no call get_number ; ; Might get number of buffer in TX queue here. ; clc ret ; -------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; etopen ; public etopen etopen: pushf cli call open ; open the serial port for traces ;let user know we are about to initial ; the express card pr_ch_al '$' ; ;Now set up the Mitel Express Card ; ; ; First the dphone - this controls timing as well ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_test,dphone_test_disable ; ; Now the board timing via the dphone sense/drive port ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_sddir,dphone_sddir_allout cmp NT_switch,1 ;has user selected NT operation jne act_as_te ;no so set as TE out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_sddata,dphone_sddata_nt jmp te_nt_set act_as_te: out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_sddata,dphone_sddata_te te_nt_set: ; ; Now set use of st-bus timeslots ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_time,<dphone_time_c or dphone_time_pcmb1> ; ; Now stop the watchdog ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_wdog,0 ; ; Now set the tone values ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_tone1,dphone_tone_697 out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_tone2,dphone_tone_1209 ; ; Now set up the dsp ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_dsp,<dphone_dsp_cpcmen or dphone_dsp_dpcmen or dphone_dsp_dual> ; ; Now set up the transducers ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_trans,<dphone_trans_side or dphone_trans_hsmic or dphone_trans_hsskr> ; ; Finally the Receive gain control ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_dphone,dphone_b_rgain,dphone_rgain_rfg_m7 ; ; Second the snic ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_snic,snic_b_master,<snic_master_cstenable or snic_master_msdisable or snic_master_irqenable> out_chip_reg_value board_w_snic,snic_b_stbus,snic_stbus_all ; ; Now set up the hdlc controller ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_b_time,hdlc_time_rst ; ; NOTE you are required to clear reset TWICE ; out_chip_reg_value board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_b_time,<hdlc_time_ic or hdlc_time_brck or hdlc_time_c2bits8> out_chip_reg_value board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_b_time,<hdlc_time_ic or hdlc_time_brck or hdlc_time_c2bits8> out_chip_reg_value board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_b_control,<hdlc_control_rxen or hdlc_control_txen> out_chip_reg_value board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_b_raddress,00 out_chip_reg_value board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_bw_wdog,00 out_chip_reg_value board_w_hdlc0,hdlc_bw_intenable,<hdlc_intenable_eopd or hdlc_intenable_fa or hdlc_intenable_rx1519 or hdlc_intenable_rxoflw> mov hdlc0_data.copy_intenable,al ;and save it ; ; Now the DX; plug up the channels and send messages etc, ; dx_source snic_stream,snic_b2_channel,dphone_stream,dphone_b1_channel dx_source dphone_stream,dphone_b1_channel,snic_stream,snic_b2_channel dx_source snic_stream,snic_b1_channel,hdlc_stream,hdlc_b1_channel dx_source hdlc_stream,hdlc_b1_channel,snic_stream,snic_b1_channel ; ; MIGHT NEED TO CHANGE THE NEXT FOR NT OPERATION ; dx_message snic_stream,snic_c_channel,<<snic_c_ar or snic_c_clrdia>> ;let user know we have finished ; initializing the express card pr_ch_al '%' ;Set interrupt vector to EXPRESS handler call set_recv_isr mov dx,offset end_resident push dx ;save the ending address. pop dx ;return the ending address. popf clc ;indicate no errors. ret public print_parameters print_parameters: cmp class_name_ptr,0 je echo_args_1 mov dx,offset class_name mov ah,9 int 21h mov dx,class_name_ptr mov ah,9 int 21h jmp short echo_args_2 echo_args_1: mov di,offset driver_class mov dx,offset class_name call print_number echo_args_2: mov di,offset int_no mov dx,offset int_no_name call print_number ret code ends end