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JoyDriv.c
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/*********************************************************/
/* */
/* Copyright (c) 1989, David Kinzer, All Rights Reserved */
/* */
/* Permission hereby granted to redistribute this */
/* program in unmodified form in a not for profit manner.*/
/* */
/* Permission hereby granted to use this software freely */
/* in programs, commercial or not. */
/* */
/*********************************************************/
/* */
/* JoyDriv.c */
/* */
/* Analog joystick interface routines */
/* */
/* This file contains the routines needed to interface */
/* to an analog joystick. The routines supplied will */
/* open, read, and close an analog joystick port. */
/* Note that in order to use joyport 0 (left mouse port) */
/* the intuition interface will have to be turned off. */
/* */
/*********************************************************/
#include "exec/types.h"
#include "exec/memory.h"
#include "exec/interrupts.h"
#include "hardware/custom.h"
#include "hardware/intbits.h"
#include "ajoystick.h"
#define POTBITS0 0x0F01
#define POTBITS1 0xF001
#define INPUT0 0x0000
#define INPUT1 0x0000
#define INMASK0 0x0A00
#define INMASK1 0xA000
struct joydata {
struct {
unsigned short x;
unsigned short y;
char b1;
char b2;
char b3;
char b4;
char eb1;
char eb2;
char eb3;
char eb4;
} unit0,unit1;
APTR pgbase;
long unitflags;
};
APTR PotgoBase = 0; /* Library base */
long gotpotgo = 0; /* Potgo register bits */
/* we are using */
struct joydata *JoyData = NULL; /* Pointer to data */
/* passing area */
struct Interrupt *VBRData = NULL; /* Pointer to VERTB */
/* interrupt node */
extern VOID vbserver();
/* Open Analog Joystick Routine */
struct joydata *OpenAJoystick(units)
long units;
{
long wantpotgo, AllocPotBits();
long inputbits, inputmask;
APTR OpenResource(), AllocMem();
/* reject open if already opened. */
if (JoyData) {
return NULL;
}
/* Open potgo resource. The resource controls */
/* allocation and writing of the potgo register. */
/* Note: There is no corresponding CloseResource call */
/* in the Amiga. */
PotgoBase = OpenResource((STRPTR)"potgo.resource");
if (!PotgoBase) {
return NULL; /* Return error if potgo.resource */
/* is not available. */
}
/* figure out which bits we need */
wantpotgo = 0;
inputbits = 0;
inputmask = 0;
if (units & AJOYUNIT0) {
wantpotgo |= POTBITS0;
inputbits |= INPUT0;
inputmask |= INMASK0;
}
if (units & AJOYUNIT1) {
wantpotgo |= POTBITS1;
inputbits |= INPUT1;
inputmask |= INMASK1;
}
/* Do we want anything? If not, return error, since */
/* there is probably an error in the call. */
if (!wantpotgo) {
return NULL;
}
/* Allocate the bits that we need from the potgo */
/* resource. */
gotpotgo = AllocPotBits(wantpotgo);
/* See if we got what we needed. If not, return error */
if (wantpotgo != gotpotgo) {
FreePotBits(gotpotgo); /* give back allocated bits */
return NULL;
}
/* Since we don't know what the hardware was set to */
/* before we got it, we shall set the analog joystick */
/* bits to inputs like we want. */
WritePotgo(inputbits,inputmask);
/* Now that we have the hardware, we shall set up our */
/* VERTB (vertical blanking) interrupt server routine.*/
/* We get some Public memory for a shared data area */
/* between the server and the ReadAJoystick routine. */
/* Then we set up an interrupt structure which allows */
/* our server to become a part of the Amiga operating */
/* system. */
JoyData = (struct joydata *)AllocMem((long)sizeof
(struct joydata),MEMF_PUBLIC);
if (!JoyData) { /* error if we can't get memory */
FreePotBits(gotpotgo); /* give back allocated bits */
return NULL;
}
JoyData->pgbase = PotgoBase; /* send potgobase to */
/* vertb server */
JoyData->unitflags = units; /* send units to */
/* vertb server */
JoyData->unit0.x = 0x8000; /* fill in some */
JoyData->unit0.y = 0x8000; /* dummy values */
JoyData->unit0.b1 = 0;
JoyData->unit0.b2 = 0;
JoyData->unit0.b3 = 0;
JoyData->unit0.b4 = 0;
JoyData->unit0.eb1 = 0;
JoyData->unit0.eb2 = 0;
JoyData->unit0.eb3 = 0;
JoyData->unit0.eb4 = 0;
JoyData->unit1.x = 0x8000;
JoyData->unit1.y = 0x8000;
JoyData->unit1.b1 = 0;
JoyData->unit1.b2 = 0;
JoyData->unit1.b3 = 0;
JoyData->unit1.b4 = 0;
JoyData->unit1.eb1 = 0;
JoyData->unit1.eb2 = 0;
JoyData->unit1.eb3 = 0;
JoyData->unit1.eb4 = 0;
VBRData = (struct Interrupt *)AllocMem((long)sizeof
(struct Interrupt),MEMF_PUBLIC);
if (!VBRData) { /* error if we can't get memory */
/* give back memory and allocated potgo bits */
FreeMem(JoyData,(long)sizeof(struct joydata));
FreePotBits(gotpotgo);
return NULL;
}
/* Fill in the blanks of the Interrupt structure */
VBRData->is_Node.ln_Type = NT_INTERRUPT;
VBRData->is_Node.ln_Pri = 10;
VBRData->is_Node.ln_Name = "VERTB for Analog Joystick";
VBRData->is_Data = (APTR)JoyData;
VBRData->is_Code = vbserver;
/* And, finally, add interrupt routine to Operating */
/* System. */
AddIntServer(INTB_VERTB,VBRData);
/* Return pointer to data, in case user wants to go */
/* directly to the data structures. */
return JoyData;
}
/* Close Analog Joystick routine. */
/* Note: Since the Units are closely intertwined, I */
/* decided to close all open units with one call. */
/* (since you had to open them with one call */
/* anyway). */
long CloseAJoystick()
{
/* Are we actually open? Error if not */
if (!JoyData) {
return 0;
}
/* Shut off VERTB routine */
RemIntServer(INTB_VERTB,VBRData);
/* Free up memory */
FreeMem(JoyData,(long)sizeof(struct joydata));
FreeMem(VBRData,(long)sizeof(struct Interrupt));
/* Give back allocated potgo bits */
FreePotBits(gotpotgo);
/* Set Flag so we don't read bad data */
JoyData = NULL;
/* return success */
return 1;
}
/* Joystick Read routine */
/* Note: Reads values left by last VERTB interrupt. */
/* Note: Data is stale until first interrupt comes along.*/
/* Note: Only one Unit can be read at a time. */
struct AJoyData *ReadAJoystick(unit,UserDataPtr)
long unit;
struct AJoyData *UserDataPtr;
{
/* Are we open? Error if not. */
if (!JoyData) {
return NULL;
}
/* Is this unit open? Error if not */
if (!(JoyData->unitflags & unit)) {
return NULL;
}
/* Get data for unit and place in requestor's data */
/* structure. (Should be public memory.) */
if (unit == AJOYUNIT0) {
UserDataPtr->x = JoyData->unit0.x;
UserDataPtr->y = JoyData->unit0.y;
if (JoyData->unitflags & U0B1SINGLE) {
UserDataPtr->button1 = JoyData->unit0.eb1;
JoyData->unit0.eb1 = 0;
} else
UserDataPtr->button1 = JoyData->unit0.b1;
if (JoyData->unitflags & U0B2SINGLE) {
UserDataPtr->button2 = JoyData->unit0.eb2;
JoyData->unit0.eb2 = 0;
} else
UserDataPtr->button2 = JoyData->unit0.b2;
if (JoyData->unitflags & U0B3SINGLE) {
UserDataPtr->button3 = JoyData->unit0.eb3;
JoyData->unit0.eb3 = 0;
} else
UserDataPtr->button3 = JoyData->unit0.b3;
if (JoyData->unitflags & U0B4SINGLE) {
UserDataPtr->button4 = JoyData->unit0.eb4;
JoyData->unit0.eb4 = 0;
} else
UserDataPtr->button4 = JoyData->unit0.b4;
} else if (unit == AJOYUNIT1) {
UserDataPtr->x = JoyData->unit1.x;
UserDataPtr->y = JoyData->unit1.y;
if (JoyData->unitflags & U1B1SINGLE) {
UserDataPtr->button1 = JoyData->unit1.eb1;
JoyData->unit1.eb1 = 0;
} else
UserDataPtr->button1 = JoyData->unit1.b1;
if (JoyData->unitflags & U1B2SINGLE) {
UserDataPtr->button2 = JoyData->unit1.eb2;
JoyData->unit1.eb2 = 0;
} else
UserDataPtr->button2 = JoyData->unit1.b2;
if (JoyData->unitflags & U1B3SINGLE) {
UserDataPtr->button3 = JoyData->unit1.eb3;
JoyData->unit1.eb3 = 0;
} else
UserDataPtr->button3 = JoyData->unit1.b3;
if (JoyData->unitflags & U1B4SINGLE) {
UserDataPtr->button4 = JoyData->unit1.eb4;
JoyData->unit1.eb4 = 0;
} else
UserDataPtr->button4 = JoyData->unit1.b4;
} else return NULL; /* Error, not a recognised unit */
/* return success */
return UserDataPtr;
}
/* End: JoyDriv.c */