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; Filename:     helloworld.S

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; Project:      Zip CPU -- a small, lightweight, RISC CPU soft core

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; Purpose:      A test of whether or not we can scroll a message on a

;               seven segment display.  This depends upon the seven segment

;               display driver (not included) being installed at position

;               0x15 in memory.  If so, this scrolls the message:

;               "HELLO UJorld." across the 4 seven segment display digits.

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;               This test discovered that right shifting by 31 or more did

;               not result in zero as desired.  It also discovered that the

;               .DAT assembly instruction did not function as desired.  Both

;               bugs were fixed to get this to work.

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; Creator:      Dan Gisselquist, Ph.D.

;               Gisselquist Technology, LLC

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; Copyright (C) 2015, Gisselquist Technology, LLC

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; This program is free software (firmware): you can redistribute it and/or

; modify it under the terms of  the GNU General Public License as published

; by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at

; your option) any later version.

;

; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT

; ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTIBILITY or

; FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License

; for more details.

;

; License:      GPL, v3, as defined and found on www.gnu.org,

;               http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html

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; Register map

;       R12 peripherals

;       R11  timer length

;       R10  value to clear/reset the PIC

;       uR12 = memory

;       uR11 = rawsseg

;       uR9  = state

;       R8   = new value for SSEG

build_supervisor_state:

        CLR     R12             ; Load a pointer to our peripherals

        LDIHI   $c000h,R12

        LDI     $5f5e1h,R11     ; An amount to reset the timer to: 1/4 sec

        LSL     $6,R11

        LDIHI   $8010h,R10      ; A value to clear/reset the PIC for timerA ints

        LDILO   $ffffh,R10

        MOV     $1+PC,uR12      ; User memory (so this isn't supervisor state..)

        BRA     $4

        .DAT    $0x6e9e1c1c     ; Raw SSEG for 'HELL'

        .DAT    $0xfc007c70     ; Raw SSEG for 'O UJ'

        .DAT    $0x3a0a607b     ; Raw SSEG for 'orld.'

        .DAT    $0x00000000     ; Raw SSEG for '    '

build_user_state:

        LDI     $15h,R0

        MOV     R0,uR11

        MOV     $6+PC,uPC

        CLR     R0

        MOV     R0,uR9

repeat:

        STO     R11,$4(R12)     ; Reset the timer

        STO     R10,(R12)       ; Reset the PIC

        RTU

        BRA     $-4

user_task:

        MOV     R9,R0

        LSR     $2,R0

        ADD     R12,R0

        LOD     (R0),R8         ; Read the left word

        MOV     R9,R1           ; Rotate it into place

        AND     $3,R1

        LSL     $3,R1           ; Multiply by eight

        LSL     R1,R8           ; Shift words to left by 0,8,16,24 bits

        ADD     $1,R0           ; Calculate address of next word

        CMP     $4+R12,R0

        SUB.GE  $4,R0

        LOD     (R0),R2         ; Load the next word into a building location

        LDI     $32,R3

        SUB     R1,R3

        LSR     R3,R2

        OR      R2,R8           ; Put the two together

        STO     R8,(R11)        ; Store the result

        ADD     $1,R9           ; Increment our state

        AND     $15,R9

        WAIT                    ; Wait for the next interrupt

        BRA     $-21            ; Back up to the top to start over

        BREAK

        BREAK

        BREAK