Difference between revisions of "Bdisp DDRegisterSelect"
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| comments = This syscall clears bit 4 of 0xA405013C.b, writes P1 (r4) to 0xB4000000 and finally sets bit 4 of 0xA405013C.b again. It looks as if bit 4 controls the LCD-driver's RS-bit; refer to the R61509-manual for more information. | | comments = This syscall clears bit 4 of 0xA405013C.b, writes P1 (r4) to 0xB4000000 and finally sets bit 4 of 0xA405013C.b again. It looks as if bit 4 controls the LCD-driver's RS-bit; refer to the R61509-manual for more information. | ||
| − | After every write to 0xA405013C or 0xB4000000, the SH-4A processor instruction SYNCO is performed. | + | After every write to 0xA405013C or 0xB4000000, the SH-4A processor instruction SYNCO is performed. You can see this in action by reading the disassembly. |
| + | <nowiki>Bdisp_DDRegisterSelect: | ||
| + | |||
| + | var_2 = -2 | ||
| + | |||
| + | add #-4, r15 | ||
| + | mov.l #0xA405013C, r3 | ||
| + | mov #~16, r5 | ||
| + | mov r4, r0 | ||
| + | mov.w r0, @(4+var_2,r15) | ||
| + | mov.b @r3, r1 ! Read a byte from the address 0xA405013C and store that byte into R1 | ||
| + | and r5, r1 ! Clear bit four of R1 | ||
| + | mov.b r1, @r3 | ||
| + | synco | ||
| + | mov #0xFFFFFFB4, r6 | ||
| + | shll8 r6 | ||
| + | shll16 r6 ! R6 = 0xB4000000 | ||
| + | mov.w r4, @r6 | ||
| + | synco | ||
| + | mov.b @r3, r0 | ||
| + | or #16, r0 | ||
| + | mov.b r0, @r3 | ||
| + | synco | ||
| + | rts | ||
| + | add #4, r15 | ||
| + | ! End of function Bdisp_DDRegisterSelect | ||
| + | </nowiki> | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 02:09, 15 February 2015
Synopsis
Header: fxcg/display.h
Syscall index: 0x01A2
Function signature: void Bdisp_DDRegisterSelect(int registerno)
Probably responsible for setting a register on the LCD controller (0xB4000000).
Comments
This syscall clears bit 4 of 0xA405013C.b, writes P1 (r4) to 0xB4000000 and finally sets bit 4 of 0xA405013C.b again. It looks as if bit 4 controls the LCD-driver's RS-bit; refer to the R61509-manual for more information.
After every write to 0xA405013C or 0xB4000000, the SH-4A processor instruction SYNCO is performed. You can see this in action by reading the disassembly.
Bdisp_DDRegisterSelect: var_2 = -2 add #-4, r15 mov.l #0xA405013C, r3 mov #~16, r5 mov r4, r0 mov.w r0, @(4+var_2,r15) mov.b @r3, r1 ! Read a byte from the address 0xA405013C and store that byte into R1 and r5, r1 ! Clear bit four of R1 mov.b r1, @r3 synco mov #0xFFFFFFB4, r6 shll8 r6 shll16 r6 ! R6 = 0xB4000000 mov.w r4, @r6 synco mov.b @r3, r0 or #16, r0 mov.b r0, @r3 synco rts add #4, r15 ! End of function Bdisp_DDRegisterSelect
