.gitignore

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-syntax: glob
-
-# Project ignores
-bin
-bin/**
-
-# Makefile ignores
-Makelocal.mk
-
-# File ignores
-*.log
-*.bak
-*.zip
-*.tar.gz
-
-# Ignore some eclipse files
-.settings
-.project
-
-# Ignore visual studio files
-.vs/
-
-# Ignore intellij files
-*.iml
-.idea
-
-# Ignore netbeans directory
-nbproject
-
-# Ignore mac finder files
-.DS_Store
-
-# Ignore windows files.
-Thumbs.db
-Desktop.ini
-
-# Ignore kde dolphin files
-.directory

Makefile

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--include      Makelocal.mk
-PATH_SDCC     ?= /usr/bin
-PATH_HEX2BIN  ?= /usr/bin
-PATH_BIN      := bin
-BUILD_ALL     := "Use 'make help' for possible targets."
-BUILD_HELP    := "Use one of the following build targets;"
-BUILD_VERSION ?= 1.0
-BUILD_NAME    := omsxctl-$(BUILD_VERSION)
-.SUFFIXES:
-
-.PHONY: all
-all:
-	@echo $(BUILD_ALL)
-
-BUILD_HELP += \\n\\t* help
-.PHONY: help
-help:
-	@echo $(BUILD_HELP)
-
-BUILD_HELP += \\n\\t* clean
-.PHONY: clean
-clean:
-	rm bin -rf
-
-bin/omsxctl:
-	mkdir -p bin/omsxctl
-
-bin/omsxctl/%.rel: src/%.asm | bin/omsxctl
-	$(PATH_SDCC)/sdasz80 -g -l -c -o $@ $<
-
-bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.hex: bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.rel
-	$(PATH_SDCC)/sdcc -mz80 --no-std-crt0 --code-loc 0x0100 -o $@ $<
-
-BUILD_HELP += \\n\\t* bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.com
-bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.com: bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.hex
-	cd bin/omsxctl && $(PATH_HEX2BIN)/hex2bin -e com omsxctl.hex
-
-bin/dist:
-	mkdir -p bin/dist
-	
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME): | bin/dist
-	mkdir -p bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)
-
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.com: bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME) | bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.com
-	cp bin/omsxctl/omsxctl.com bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.com
-
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.tcl: bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)
-	cp src/omsxctl.tcl bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.tcl
-
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.asm: bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)
-	cp src/omsxctl.asm bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.asm
-
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/usage.txt:
-	echo "# Usage\r" > $@
-	echo "\r" >> $@
-	echo "Pass the tcl script to openMSX on the command line:\r" >> $@
-	echo "    openmsx -script <path-to>/omsxctl.tcl\r" >> $@
-	echo "\r" >> $@
-	echo "And then in MSX-DOS execute something like:\r" >> $@
-	echo "    omsxctl set throttle off\r" >> $@
-	echo "    ...\r" >> $@
-	echo "    omsxctl exit\r" >> $@
-	echo "\r" >> $@
-
-BUILD_HELP += \\n\\t* bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME).tar.gz
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME).tar.gz: \
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.com \
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.tcl \
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/omsxctl.asm \
-bin/dist/$(BUILD_NAME)/usage.txt
-	cd bin/dist && tar -czvf $(BUILD_NAME).tar.gz $(BUILD_NAME)

Makelocal.mk.tpl

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-# Local included makefile fragment.
-# Save this file without tpl suffix and custumize it.
-#
-# Change to local installations if needed;
-
-#PATH_SDCC       ?= /usr/bin
-#PATH_HEX2BIN    ?= /usr/bin

README.md

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 # omsxctl
 
-'OpenMSXConTroL' is an utility to send control commands to openMSX from within the emulated msx.
-
-Original idea by 'immetoo' implemented with help from 'm9710797'
-(see https://github.com/openMSX/openMSX/issues/1133)
-
-## Usage
-
-Pass the tcl script to openMSX on the command line:
-
-    openmsx -script <path-to>/omsxctl.tcl
-And then in MSX-DOS execute something like:
-
-    omsxctl set throttle off
-    ...
-    omsxctl exit
-
-## build
-
-Copy Makelocal.mk.tpl to Makelocal.mk and setup your lib paths and type;
-
-```
-make help
-
-```
+OpenMSXConTroL Utility and script

src/omsxctl.asm

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-; MSX-DOS utility to execute openMSX commands from within the MSX.
-;
-; This can be used to e.g. integrate a MSX program in a build chain
-; on the host computer.
-;
-; For example start openMSX from the command line like this:
-;   openmsx -script omsxctl.tcl -diska my_directory
-;
-; And inside my_directory/ put the a AUTOEXEC.BAT with content:
-;   omsxctl after time 100 "exit 1"
-;   my_tool my_data.in my_data.out
-;   omsxctl exit 0
-
-bdos			.equ	0x5
-PutChr			.equ	0x2
-ArgSize			.equ	0x0080
-ArgData			.equ	0x0081
-ScriptPort		.equ	0x2d
-
-.area	_CODE
-		; Detect whether the 'omsxctl.tcl' script is active.
-		ld		hl,#ZeroStr ; empty command (doesn't produce output)
-		scf
-		out		(ScriptPort),a ; script should change clear carry flag
-		jr		c,ErrNoScript
-
-		; Process command line.
-		ld		a,(ArgSize)
-		or		a
-		jr		z,ErrNoArgs
-		ld		hl,#ArgData
-		add		a,l
-		ld		l,a
-		ld		(hl),#0 ; write 0-terminator (needed for DOS1?)
-
-		; Execute command.
-		ld		hl,#ArgData+1 ; skip first space
-		ld		de,#ResultBuf
-		ld		bc,#ResultBufSize
-		out		(ScriptPort),a
-
-		; Did the command give an error?
-		jr		nc,NoError
-		ld		hl,#TxtCmdError
-		push	bc
-		call	Print
-		pop		bc
-NoError:
-
-		; Was the result string truncated?
-		ld		a,b
-		and		c
-		inc		a ; BC == 0xffff ?
-		jr		nz,NotTruncated
-		ld		hl,#TxtTruncated
-		call	Print
-		ld		bc,#ResultBufSize
-NotTruncated:
-
-		; Print the result string and translate \n to \r\n.
-		ld		hl,#ResultBuf
-ResultLoop:
-		ld		a,b
-		or		c
-		jr		z,Done
-		push	hl
-		push	bc
-		ld		a,(hl)
-		cp		#10
-		jr		nz,Not10
-		ld		e,#13
-		ld		c,#PutChr
-		call	bdos
-		ld		a,#10
-Not10:
-		ld		e,a
-		ld		c,#PutChr
-		call	bdos
-		pop		bc
-		pop		hl
-		inc		hl
-		dec		bc
-		jr		ResultLoop
-
-Done:
-		ld		hl,#TxtNewLine
-		jr		Print
-
-ErrNoScript:
-		ld		hl,#TxtErrNoScript
-		jr		Print
-
-ErrNoArgs:
-		ld		hl,#TxtErrNoArgs
-		; print
-
-Print:
-		ld		a,(hl)
-		or		a
-		ret		z
-		ld		e,a
-		ld		c,#PutChr
-		push	hl
-		call	bdos
-		pop		hl
-		inc		hl
-		jr		Print
-
-
-TxtErrNoScript:
-		.str	"The 'omsxctl.tcl' script is not active."
-		.db		0
-
-TxtErrNoArgs:
-		.str	"No arguments given."
-		.db		0
-
-TxtCmdError:
-		.str	"ERROR: "
-		.db		0
-
-TxtTruncated:
-		.str	"[truncated]"
-TxtNewLine:
-		.db		13, 10
-ZeroStr:
-		.db		0
-
-ResultBuf:
-ResultBufSize	.equ	0x4000
-
-.area	_DATA

src/omsxctl.tcl

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-# omsxctl -- execute openMSX commands from within an MSX program
-#
-# Typically used in combination with the MSX-DOS 'omsxctl.com' utility.
-#
-# But can also be used from any other MSX program with a code snippet like
-# this:
-#   ld   hl,command    ; pointer to the to be executed command
-#   ld   de,result     ; the result of the command is written here
-#   ld   bc,resultSize ; size of the result buffer (set to 0 if result is not needed)
-#   out  (#2d),a       ; the value of A doesn't matter
-#   jp   c,error       ; carry-flag set if there was an error executing the command
-#                      ; BC is set to the actual length of the result string,
-#                      ; or set to 0xffff when the result buffer was too small,
-#                      ; in that case the result is still written to [DE] but truncated.
-#
-# Limitations:
-#  Strings containing characters >=128 are not handled well:
-#  - For passing the command string from the MSX to openMSX this could be
-#    fixed (but is it worth it?).
-#  - For passing the result from openMSX to the MSX I currently don't see a
-#    solution that handles both arbitrary utf-8 strings and binary data (e.g.
-#    created via the 'binary format' Tcl command). The current implementation
-#    chooses to handle binary data (and of course pure ASCII strings work fine
-#    as well).
-
-proc trigger_omsxctl {} {
-	# Read the command string from memory.
-	set hl [reg HL]
-	set cmd ""
-	while 1 {
-		set c [peek $hl]
-		incr hl
-		if {$c == 0} break
-		append cmd [binary format c $c]
-	}
-
-	# Execute the command.
-	set err [catch [list uplevel #0 $cmd] result]
-
-	# Write the error status to the carry flag.
-	reg F [expr {([reg F] & 0xfe) | $err}]
-
-	# Write the result back to memory.
-	set len [string length $result]
-	set de [reg DE]
-	set bc [reg BC]
-	for {set i 0} {$i < $bc && $i < $len} {incr i} {
-		binary scan [string index $result $i] c c
-		poke [expr {$de + $i}] $c
-	}
-
-	# Write the actual result-length to BC.
-	reg BC [expr {($len <= $bc) ? $len : 0xffff}]
-}
-
-# Register callback on write to IO-port 0x2d.
-debug set_watchpoint write_io 0x2d 1 trigger_omsxctl