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-include Makelocal.mk
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PATH_SDCC ?= /usr/bin
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PATH_HEX2BIN ?= /usr/bin
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PATH_BIN := bin
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BUILD_ALL := "Use 'make help' for possible targets."
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BUILD_HELP := "Use one of the following build targets;"
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BUILD_VERSION ?= 1.0
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BUILD_NAME := omsxctl-$(BUILD_VERSION)
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.SUFFIXES:
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.PHONY: all
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all:
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@echo $(BUILD_ALL)
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BUILD_HELP += \\n\\t* help
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.PHONY: help
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help:
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@echo $(BUILD_HELP)
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BUILD_HELP += \\n\\t* clean
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.PHONY: clean
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clean:
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rm bin -rf
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bin/omsxctl:
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mkdir -p bin/omsxctl
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bin/omsxctl/%.rel: src/%.asm | bin/omsxctl
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$(PATH_SDCC)/sdasz80 -g -l -c -o $@ $<
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bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.hex: bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.rel
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$(PATH_SDCC)/sdcc -mz80 --no-std-crt0 --code-loc 0x0100 -o $@ $<
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BUILD_HELP += \\n\\t* bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.com
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bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.com: bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.hex
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cd bin/omsxctl && $(PATH_HEX2BIN)/hex2bin -e com omsxctl.hex
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bin/dist:
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mkdir -p bin/dist
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bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME): | bin/dist
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mkdir -p bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)
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bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.com: bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME) | bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.com
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cp bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.com bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.com
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bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.tcl: bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)
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cp src/omsxctl.tcl bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.tcl
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BUILD_HELP += \\n\\t* bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME).tar.gz
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bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME).tar.gz: bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.com bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.tcl
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cd bin/dist && tar -czvf $(BUILD_NAME).tar.gz $(BUILD_NAME)
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# Local included makefile fragment.
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# Save this file without tpl suffix and custumize it.
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#
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# Change to local installations if needed;
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#PATH_SDCC ?= /usr/bin
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#PATH_HEX2BIN ?= /usr/bin
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25
README.md
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README.md
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# omsxctl
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OpenMSXConTroL Utility and script
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'OpenMSXConTroL' is an utility to send control commands to openMSX from within the emulated msx.
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Original idea by 'immetoo' implemented with help from 'm9710797'
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(see https://github.com/openMSX/openMSX/issues/1133)
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## Usage
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Pass the script on the openMSX command line:
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openmsx -script <path-to>/omsxctl.tcl
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And then in MSX-DOS execute something like:
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omsxctl set throttle off
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...
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omsxctl exit
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## build
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Copy Makelocal.mk.tpl to Makelocal.mk and setup your lib paths and type;
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```
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make help
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```
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; MSX-DOS utility to execute openMSX commands from within the MSX.
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;
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; This can be used to e.g. integrate a MSX program in a build chain
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; on the host computer.
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;
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; For example start openMSX from the command line like this:
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; openmsx -script omsxctl.tcl -diska my_directory
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;
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; And inside my_directory/ put the a AUTOEXEC.BAT with content:
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; omsxctl after time 100 "exit 1"
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; my_tool my_data.in my_data.out
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; omsxctl exit 0
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bdos .equ 0x5
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PutChr .equ 0x2
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ArgSize .equ 0x0080
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ArgData .equ 0x0081
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ScriptPort .equ 0x2d
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.area _CODE
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; Detect whether the 'omsxctl.tcl' script is active.
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ld hl,#ZeroStr ; empty command (doesn't produce output)
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scf
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out (ScriptPort),a ; script should change clear carry flag
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jr c,ErrNoScript
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; Process command line.
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ld a,(ArgSize)
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or a
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jr z,ErrNoArgs
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ld hl,#ArgData
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add a,l
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ld l,a
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ld (hl),#0 ; write 0-terminator (needed for DOS1?)
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; Execute command.
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ld hl,#ArgData+1 ; skip first space
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ld de,#ResultBuf
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ld bc,#ResultBufSize
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out (ScriptPort),a
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; Did the command give an error?
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jr nc,NoError
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ld hl,#TxtCmdError
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push bc
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call Print
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pop bc
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NoError:
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; Was the result string truncated?
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ld a,b
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and c
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inc a ; BC == 0xffff ?
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jr nz,NotTruncated
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ld hl,#TxtTruncated
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call Print
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ld bc,#ResultBufSize
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NotTruncated:
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; Print the result string and translate \n to \r\n.
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ld hl,#ResultBuf
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ResultLoop:
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ld a,b
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or c
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jr z,Done
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push hl
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push bc
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ld a,(hl)
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cp #10
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jr nz,Not10
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ld e,#13
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ld c,#PutChr
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call bdos
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ld a,#10
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Not10:
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ld e,a
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ld c,#PutChr
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call bdos
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pop bc
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pop hl
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inc hl
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dec bc
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jr ResultLoop
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Done:
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ld hl,#TxtNewLine
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jr Print
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ErrNoScript:
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ld hl,#TxtErrNoScript
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jr Print
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ErrNoArgs:
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ld hl,#TxtErrNoArgs
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; print
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Print:
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ld a,(hl)
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or a
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ret z
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ld e,a
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ld c,#PutChr
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push hl
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call bdos
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pop hl
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inc hl
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jr Print
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TxtErrNoScript:
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.str "The 'omsxctl.tcl' script is not active."
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.db 0
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TxtErrNoArgs:
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.str "No arguments given."
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.db 0
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TxtCmdError:
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.str "ERROR: "
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.db 0
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TxtTruncated:
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.str "[truncated]"
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TxtNewLine:
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.db 13, 10
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ZeroStr:
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.db 0
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ResultBuf:
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ResultBufSize .equ 0x4000
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.area _DATA
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# omsxctl -- execute openMSX commands from within an MSX program
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#
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# Typically used in combination with the MSX-DOS 'omsxctl.com' utility.
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#
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# But can also be used from any other MSX program with a code snippet like
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# this:
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# ld hl,command ; pointer to the to be executed command
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# ld de,result ; the result of the command is written here
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# ld bc,resultSize ; size of the result buffer (set to 0 if result is not needed)
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# out (#2d),a ; the value of A doesn't matter
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# jp c,error ; carry-flag set if there was an error executing the command
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# ; BC is set to the actual length of the result string,
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# ; or set to 0xffff when the result buffer was too small,
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# ; in that case the result is still written to [DE] but truncated.
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#
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# Limitations:
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# Strings containing characters >=128 are not handled well:
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# - For passing the command string from the MSX to openMSX this could be
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# fixed (but is it worth it?).
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# - For passing the result from openMSX to the MSX I currently don't see a
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# solution that handles both arbitrary utf-8 strings and binary data (e.g.
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# created via the 'binary format' Tcl command). The current implementation
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# chooses to handle binary data (and of course pure ASCII strings work fine
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# as well).
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proc trigger_omsxctl {} {
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# Read the command string from memory.
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set hl [reg HL]
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set cmd ""
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while 1 {
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set c [peek $hl]
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incr hl
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if {$c == 0} break
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append cmd [binary format c $c]
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}
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# Execute the command.
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set err [catch [list uplevel #0 $cmd] result]
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# Write the error status to the carry flag.
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reg F [expr {([reg F] & 0xfe) | $err}]
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# Write the result back to memory.
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set len [string length $result]
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set de [reg DE]
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set bc [reg BC]
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for {set i 0} {$i < $bc && $i < $len} {incr i} {
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binary scan [string index $result $i] c c
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poke [expr {$de + $i}] $c
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}
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# Write the actual result-length to BC.
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reg BC [expr {($len <= $bc) ? $len : 0xffff}]
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}
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# Register callback on write to IO-port 0x2d.
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debug set_watchpoint write_io 0x2d 1 trigger_omsxctl
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