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Created makefile and defsfile for NoCan RAMMER module driver and descriptor Updated rammer.asm in the NoCan driver folder to build the NoCan version of the Driver Updated r0.asm file to create the 6MB version of the descriptor. The makefile creates a disk image with two sets of the required drivers for the 6309 and 6809's in their respective module folders. /NITROS9/6309_L2/MODULES/RBF for the 6309 files and /NITROS9/6809_L2/MODULES/RBF for the 6809 files. This will make it easier for doing a dsave from this disk image into a normal distro disk image so people have these drivers ready for when new memory upgrades allow compatible usage of the NoCan registers.
author David Ladd <drencor-xeen@users.sourceforge.net>
date Wed, 20 Dec 2017 15:15:49 -0600
parents 978396f33bb2
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         NAM    mach_coco
         TTL    CoCo machine routines

         SECTION code

PIA0Base equ   $FF00
PIA1Base equ   $FF20

mach_init:
* CoCo 1/2 Initialization Code
         ldx   #PIA1Base               PIA1
         clr   -3,x                    clear PIA0 Control Register A
         clr   -1,x                    clear PIA0 Control Register B
         clr   -4,x                    set PIA0 side A to input
         ldd   #$FF34
         sta   -2,x                    set PIA0 side B to output
         stb   -3,x                    enable PIA0 peripheral reg, disable PIA0
         stb   -1,x                    MPU interrupts, set CA2, CA1 to outputs
         clr   1,x                     $FF20 = DDR, motoroff
         clr   3,x                     $FF22 = DDR, sound disabled
         deca                          A = $FE after deca
         sta   ,x                      bits 1-7 are outputs, bit 0 is input on PIA1 side A
         lda   #$F8
         sta   2,x                     bits 0-2 are inputs, bits 3-7 are outputs on B side
         stb   1,x                     enable peripheral registers, disable PIA1 MPU
         stb   3,x                     interrupts and set CA2, CB2 as outputs
         clr   2,x                     set 6847 mode to alphanumeric
         ldb   #$02
         stb   ,x                      make RS-232 output marking
         clrb
         tfr   b,dp                    B = 0
         ldb   #$04
         clr   -2,x
         bitb  2,x

         lda   #$37
         sta   PIA1Base+3

         lda   PIA0Base+3
         ora   #$01
         sta   PIA0Base+3

         lda   PIA1Base+2
         anda  #$07
         sta   PIA1Base+2

* 64K DRAM (M0=0, M1=1)
         sta   $FFDA                   RESET M0
         sta   $FFDD                   SET   M1

         rts
         
         ENDSECT