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; Program Name: PRG_6AP.S
; Version: 1.002
; Assembly Instructions:
; Assemble in PC-relative mode and save with a TOS extension.
; Program Function:
; This is a LSR program that installs custom trap #11, which is invoked
; by PRG_6BP.TOS. This program uses traps installed by CUSTOM.PRG.
program_start: ; Calculate program size and retain result.
lea program_end, a3 ; Fetch program end address.
suba.l 4(a7), a3 ; Subtract basepage address.
enter_supervisor_mode:
trap #0 ; Sets bit 13 of status register to 1.
install_trap_11_routine: ; Note: pointer = vector = pointer.
lea trap_11_routine, a0 ; Fetch address of trap #11 routine.
move.l a0, $AC ; Store trap address at pointer address.
enter_user_mode:
andi.w #$DFFF, SR ; Sets bit 13 of status register to 0.
relinquish_processor_control: ; Maintain memory residency.
move.w #0, -(sp) ; Exit code.
move.l a3, -(sp) ; Program size.
move.w #$31, -(sp) ; Function = ptermres = GEMDOS $31.
trap #1
trap_11_routine:
; When trap #11 is invoked, the CPU pushes the calling program's return
; address onto the supervisor stack, then it pushes the calling program's
; status register contents onto the supervisor stack.
; This custom trap #11 handler sets bit #13 of the calling program's status
; register. The bset instruction can be used to set a bit in the first
; byte of the word on the top of the stack. Bit #13 of the status register
; is bit #5 of that byte. Note: to set a bit means to make it equal to 1.
; When the rte instruction is executed, the CPU will return to the calling
; program with the altered copy of its status register, and the calling
; program will now be executing in supervisor mode.
; Register A7 will contain the address of the supervisor stack. The calling
; program now has complete control of the system. But a decision about
; which stack is to be used must be made.
; The calling program can choose to continue with A7 pointing to the
; supervisor stack, or it can save the contents of A7 = SSP and load the
; address of a user stack into A7. Processing can continue in that manner
; until it is necessary to return to user mode. The return to user mode
; can be accomplished by reloading A7 with the SSP, then by resetting bit
; #13 of the status register. Note: resetting a bit means to make it equal
; to 0.
print_current_SSP: ; SSP = address of supervisor stack.
lea header_1, a0
bsr.s print_string
move.l a7, d1 ; Convert to ASCII hexadecimal.
trap #5
bsr.s print_string
bsr.s print_newline
bset #5, (sp) ; The invoking program will be executing in
rte ; supervisor mode upon return.
;
; SUBROUTINES
;
print_string:
pea (a0)
move.w #9, -(sp)
trap #1
addq.l #6, sp
rts
print_newline:
lea newline, a0
bsr.s print_string
rts
data
newline: dc.b $D,$A,0
header_1: dc.b ' During trap 11 invocation: ',0
bss
align
program_end: ds.l 0
end