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;**********************************************************************
;
; Copyrigth (C) 1984 Logitech. All Rights Reserved.
;
; Permission is hereby granted to registered users to use or
; abstract the following program in the implementation of
; customized versions. This permission does not include the
; right to redistribute the source code of this program.
;
;
; Common Definitions, Run-Time-Support for Modula-2 System (RTS).
;
; Version: 8086 processor, RAM-version
; IBM-PC under PC-DOS 1.1 and 2.0
;
; Release: 0.1; June 25 '83
; 0.2; Aug 03 '83
; 0.2; Aug 09 '83 - for PCDOS 1.1
; 1.0; Feb 29 '84 - add function 26H,priority in PD
;
; Copyright: LOGITECH SA.
; CH-1143 Apples
; Switzerland
;
; WARNING: This program has to be modified with utmost care!
; Modula-2 programs contain calls to this
; assembly part and therefore a user must
; not modify those functions of this Run-Time
; Support which are accessed through interrupt 'RTS_INT'.
;
;**********************************************************************
TRUE EQU 0FFFFH
FALSE EQU 0
; The following definitions may be modified by a user,
; to adapt the RTS to his particular system:
RTS_INT EQU 228
; Interrupt vector for main entry in RTS. This vector is used by the
; compiler. If you modify it, you have to correct the corresponding
; value in the compiler (contact LOGITECH).
NBR_ISR EQU 8
; Number of interrupts that can be used together at any one time.
; This parameter allows to adapt the size of tables to the really
; needed size. If you want to treat more than 16 interrupts together,
; you have to write additional interrupt service routines, each of
; which consists of 2 instructions: NOP, CALL COM_ISR. See the
; existing ones (named ISR0 through ISR15).
MAX_MEM_FOR_M2 EQU 0FFFFH ; In number of paragraphs.
; With this constant you can limit the total amount of memory
; that will be used for the Modula-2 programs. The space used
; for the Run-Time-Support (the program you are now looking at)
; and for the Resident Part are not included in this memory size.
; If this number is larger than the available memory, the total
; physical memory will be used. Usually this number is therefore
; set to 0FFFFH.
KEEP_COM EQU TRUE
; This switch is used to specify if the transient portion of
; COMMAND.COM of the DOS operating system has to be preserved
; in memory or if it can be overwritten by the Modula program.
; It is convenient to keep COMMAND.COM in memory, on systems
; with little memory however, that portion may be used too.
; Its size is 17K bytes.
DUMP_ENABLE EQU TRUE
; With this switch you can disable the Post Mortem Dump generation.
; During development phase of a program this switch should be turned
; on, to allow debugging. In case your Modula System runs only
; debugged programs (typically when you distribute an application),
; this switch can be turned off.
; End of user-modifiable definitions.
;******************************************************
OS EQU 21H ; PC-DOS
SP_INI_SIZE EQU 10 ; 10 bytes are needed to prepare
; the stack of a new process.
SP_RESERVE EQU 30H ; Reserve for 10 PUSHes + 2 roundings
DEFAULT_FCB EQU 5CH ; inside the BASE_PAGE
DEFAULT_DMA EQU 80H ; inside the BASE_PAGE
NIL_SEG EQU 0FFFFh
NIL_OFF EQU 0FH ; Offset value for a NIL pointer
; Note: NIL = highest legal address
NIL_CARD EQU 0FFFFH ; NIL value for a CARDINAL
ProcessDescriptor STRUC
; The type 'ProcessDescriptor' in module 'System'
; must have the same structure!
PD_AX dw 0
PD_BX dw 0
PD_CX dw 0
PD_DX dw 0
PD_SP dw 0
PD_BP dw 0
PD_SI dw 0
PD_DI dw 0
PD_DS dw 0
PD_SS dw 0
PD_ES dw 0
PD_CS dw 0
PD_IP dw 0
PD_FLAGS dw 0 ; processor flags register
PD_STATUS dw 0 ; program/process status
PD_PROG_ID dw 1 ; default program id
PD_AUX_ID dw 0 ; (not yet used)
PD_SHARED_ID dw 1 ; prog id of last shared level
PD_FATHER_PROC dd 0FFFF000Fh
; Points to the 'father process' descriptor
; The father process is the main process of
; a program (overlay). The father itself has
; no father (NIL value). This is used to
; terminate the whole program if a 'son process'
; terminates.
PD_SP_LIM dw 0 ; stack (SP) limit value
PD_PRIO_MASK dw 0 ; Interrupt mask for priority level of
; this process
PD_RET_SP dw 0 ; Return Stack Value
PD_PROG_END dd 0 ; Program End Stack
PD_INT_VECT dw 0 ; Interrupt Vector
PD_OLD_ISR dd 0 ; Old addr of Int Service R.
PD_INT_PROC dd 0 ; Addr, where to store the
; interrupted process (in ISR)
PD_HEAP_BASE dd 0 ; Heap Base (initially after code)
PD_HEAP_TOP dd 0 ; Heap Top (= highwater marker)
PD_MOD_TABLE dd 0FFFF000Fh ; Pointer to first Module Descriptor
ProcessDescriptor ENDS
NBR_FCT EQU 39
; Number of existing functions in RTS
RESET_FCT EQU 0
HALT_FCT EQU 1
TRANSFER_FCT EQU 2
IOTRANSFER_FCT EQU 3
NEWPROCESS_FCT EQU 4
MON_ENTRY_FCT EQU 5
MON_EXIT_FCT EQU 6
LISTEN_FCT EQU 7
SAVE_RET_FCT EQU 8
REST_RET_FCT EQU 9
SET_RET_FCT EQU 10
TERMINATE_FCT EQU 11
CASE_1_FCT EQU 12
CASE_2_CARD_FCT EQU 13
CASE_2_INT_FCT EQU 14
CASE_3_CARD_FCT EQU 15
CASE_3_INT_FCT EQU 16
CASE_ERR_FCT EQU 17
PAR_COPY_FCT EQU 18
DYNPAR_COPY_FCT EQU 19
STACK_CHECK_FCT EQU 20
FREE_INT_FCT EQU 21
WRT_STATUS_FCT EQU 22
GET_PD_ADDRESS EQU 23
ALLOC_HEAP_FCT EQU 24
FCT_RET_ERR_FCT EQU 25
NORM_ADDR_FCT EQU 26
ADD_ADDR_FCT EQU 27
ADD_ADDR_CARD_FCT EQU 28
SUB_ADDR_FCT EQU 29
SUB_ADDR_CARD_FCT EQU 30
EQ_ADDR_FCT EQU 31
GT_ADDR_FCT EQU 32
GT_EQ_ADDR_FCT EQU 33
CONV_ADDR_CARD_FCT EQU 34
CARD_OVF_FCT EQU 35
INTEGER_OVF_FCT EQU 36
RANGE_ERR_FCT EQU 37
PSP_PTR_FCT EQU 38
;********************************************************
;The Error-codes:
;********************************************************
; Correspond to the enumeration type 'Status' of
; module 'System'.
HIGHEST_ERR_CODE EQU 24
NORMAL_CODE EQU 0
WARNED_CODE EQU 1
STOP_CODE EQU 2
ASSERTED_CODE EQU 3
HALT_CODE EQU 4
CASE_ERR_CODE EQU 5
STACK_OVF_CODE EQU 6
HEAP_OVF_CODE EQU 7
FCT_RET_ERR_CODE EQU 8
ADDR_OVF_CODE EQU 9
REAL_OVF_CODE EQU 10
CARD_OVF_CODE EQU 11
INTEGER_OVF_CODE EQU 12
RANGE_ERR_CODE EQU 13
ZERO_DIVIDE_CODE EQU 14
PROCESS_END_CODE EQU 15
LOAD_ERR_CODE EQU 16
CALL_ERR_CODE EQU 17
NO_PROG_CODE EQU 18
NO_MODULE_CODE EQU 19
INCOMPAT_MOD_CODE EQU 20
BAD_FILE_CODE EQU 21
; may be used in an application program
ILL_INSTR_CODE EQU 22
; possible with the 8087
ILL_FCT_CODE EQU 23
; illegal RTS-function or illegal
; error-code
INT_ERR_CODE EQU 24
; attempt to treat too many
; interrupts at the same time