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Diffstat (limited to 'cpu/os.asm')
-rw-r--r-- | cpu/os.asm | 103 |
1 files changed, 98 insertions, 5 deletions
@@ -1,15 +1,58 @@ +# CONVENTION: +# return value for functions : in register A +# arguments for functions : registers A, B, C, D +# all registers are caller-saved, except SP which is preserved by function calls + .text -init: + li A msghello + jal ser_out_msg + + push Z +main_loop: + # Process serial input + jal check_input + jz A end_process_input + jal run_cmd +end_process_input: + + # Process clock ticking + pop D li B _clock lw B 0(B) - jz B init add D D B push D + + jz B main_loop li A msgtick jal ser_out_msg - pop D - j init + j main_loop + +# PROCEDURE: run_cmd +# ROLE: execute and clear command stored in cmdline +# ARGUMENTS: none +run_cmd: + push RA + + li A prompt + jal ser_out_msg + li A cmdline + jal ser_out_msg + li A endl + jal ser_out_msg + + li A error + jal ser_out_msg + li A cmdline_used + sw Z 0(A) + + pop RA + jr RA + + +# PROCEDURE: ser_out_msg +# ROLE: write null-terminated string to serial output +# ARGUMENTS: address of string in register A ser_out_msg: li C _output ser_out_msg_loop: @@ -21,5 +64,55 @@ ser_out_msg_loop: ser_out_msg_ret: jr RA +# PROCEDURE: check_input +# ROLE: check if an input byte is available. if it is, and is different from '\n' (10), add it to cmdline +# ARGUMENTS: none +# RETURN VALUE: 1 if read byte was '\n', 0 otherwise +# WARNING: no buffer overflow check. +check_input: + li A _input + lb A 0(A) + jz A check_input_ret + move B A + sei A A '\n' + jz A add_b_to_string + move B Z +add_b_to_string: + push A + li A cmdline + li D cmdline_used + lw C 0(D) + add A A C + sb B 0(A) + incri C 1 + sw C 0(D) + pop A +check_input_ret: + jr RA + + +# READ-ONLY PROGRAM DATA +msghello: + ascii "Hello, world!\n" msgtick: - ascii "Tick!" + ascii " ..." +prompt: + ascii "\n$ " +endl: + ascii "\n" +error: + ascii "Sorry but I'm to stupid to understand that.\n" + + +.data +# Space where command-line is buffered from serial input +cmdline: + byte 256 +# Number of bytes used in the command-line buffer +cmdline_used: + word 1 + + + + + |