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	.SBTTL	LINDRV - line drivers

;line driver support is invoked via conditional assembly switches in the
; configuration file

;supported driver types are:

;	DQ11		- FT.DQ
;	KMC11/DUP11	- FT.KDP
;	DUP11		- FT.DUP
.REPT 0


                          COPYRIGHT (c) 1982,1981,1980, 1979
            DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, maynard, mass.

THIS SOFTWARE IS FURNISHED UNDER A LICENSE AND MAY BE USED AND  COPIED
ONLY  IN  ACCORDANCE  WITH  THE  TERMS  OF  SUCH  LICENSE AND WITH THE
INCLUSION OF THE ABOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICE.  THIS SOFTWARE OR  ANY  OTHER
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THE INFORMATION IN THIS SOFTWARE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE  WITHOUT  NOTICE
AND  SHOULD  NOT  BE  CONSTRUED  AS  A COMMITMENT BY DIGITAL EQUIPMENT
CORPORATION.

DIGITAL ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OR  RELIABILITY  OF  ITS
SOFTWARE ON EQUIPMENT WHICH IS NOT SUPPLIED BY DIGITAL.

.ENDR
	.SBTTL	  DQ11  - DQ11 synchronous line driver

.IF NE,FT.DQ

; this section contains subroutines to drive the DQ11.
;  these are:

DQENT:	DQINI			;initialize the DQ11
	DQRED			;read a message
	DQWRT			;output a data message
	DQCTL			;output a control message
	DQKIL			;cease any DQ11 operations
	DQINQ			;check if any more characters available in current msg
	DQON			;set DTR on
	DQOFF			;set DTR off
	DQSTS			;return DTR,DSR status
	DQTIK			;once per tick routine
	DQTRP			;stop code processor
;		REVISION HISTORY


; 4(001) BS	ADDED VERSION NUMBERS
; 4(002) RLS	CHANGE RCVPRI &RCVSEC TO CALL GETCHK INSTEAD OF RIPPING OFF
;		THEIR OWN CHUNKS
; 4(003) RLS	FIX RCVSEC & RCVPRI TO USE NEW RIPCHK FCN INSTEAD OF GETCHK.
; 4(004) RLS	04-Mar-81
;		Fix XMTPBO to not declare error when it discovers both buffers
;		have overflowed. Condition arises when last buffer is very small
;		(4 is small enough) and other interrupts keep the processor
;		busy til it finishes. Eliminated call to DQERRR at XMTPBO/16$
;		so it stops normally. Let protocol handle any line errors
;		which might result.
; 4(005) RLS	07-APR-81
;		Changes to reflect use of message header for data(DQWRIT,XMTPRI)
; 4(006) RLS	17-APR-81
;		Transform static flow control to static/line control

		

VDQ11=006

VEDIT=VEDIT+VDQ11
	.SBTTL		DQINIT - initialize the DQ11 driver

; r4 = pointer to line control block for dq11 to be initialized

DQINI:	TRACE	TRCDQF,R4	;trace "dq11 initialization"
	MOV	#DQRI,LVECRA(R4) ;set receiver interrupt process address
	MOV	#DQXI,LVECXA(R4) ;set transmitter interrupt process address
	MOV	#5,LB.TRL(R4)	;set number of trailing pads for data message
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get dq11 line hardware address
	DQREGS	MSC,(R3)	;select miscellaneous register
	MOV	#DQ.MC,6(R3)	;master clear the dq11
	DQREGS	MSC,(R3)	;select misc. register again
	MOV	#DQ.MC,6(R3)	;clear it again
	DQREGS	MSC,(R3)	;select misc. register again
	MOV	#10*400,6(R3)	;set '8-bit chars'
	MOV	#DQ.EIE,2(R3)	; and enable error interrupts
	CALL	DQKIL		;kill io to complete database initialization
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DQREAD	- receive a message

; r4 = pointer to line control block
;
; returns c bit set if error, clear if ok.
;  (only error is chunks depleted)

DQRED:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,JIFCLK> ;trace entry to "dq read"
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get hardware address
	DQREGS	SYN,(R3)	;select sync register
	MOV	#EBCSYN*401,6(R3) ;store sync value
	CALL	RCVCHK		;get enough chunks to receive a message
	BCS	16$		;can't
15$:	CALL	DQRSTR		;start receiver

; here if out of chunks.

16$:	RETURN			;give error return (c already set)
; subroutine to start the receiver.  the line block
;  points to the first two chunks.

DQRSTR:	DQREGS	PRA,(R3)	;select primary receive address
	CALL	GETRBF		;get primary chunk
	MOV	R0,LB.CH1(R4)
	ADD	#CHDAT,R0	;point to data part of chunk
	MOV	R0,6(R3)	;store in dq11
				;chunk byte count is zero
	DQREGS	PRC,(R3)	;point to primary receive count
	MOV	#-CHDATL,6(R3)	;store data length of chunk
	DQREGS	SRA,(R3)	;select secondary receive address
	CALL	GETRBF		;get secondary chunk
	MOV	R0,LB.CH2(R4)
	ADD	#CHDAT,R0	;point to data part of chunk
	MOV	R0,6(R3)	;store in dq11
	DQREGS	SRC,(R3)	;point to secondary receive count
	MOV	#-CHDATL,6(R3)	;store data length of chunk
	BIS	#LS.RGO,(R4)	;flag receiver to start on carrier

	PIOFF			;disable cpu interrupts
	BIT	#DQ.SEC,(R3)	;secondary buffer next?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	MOV	LB.CH2(R4),LB.CCH(R4) ;yes, secondary is current
	MOV	#RG.SRC,LB.CCR(R4) ;point to its count field
	CLR	LB.CH2(R4)	;clear this as it will be q'd
	BR	12$		;arrange to start receiver

; primary buffer will be first

11$:	MOV	LB.CH1(R4),LB.CCH(R4) ;primary is current
	MOV	#RG.PRC,LB.CCR(R4) ;point to its count field
	CLR	LB.CH1(R4)	;clear this as it will be q'd

; here when everything is ready.  if carrier is already up,
;  or this is a zero-turn-around-time modem, start the
;  receiver.  otherwise let carrier coming up start it.

12$:	CLR	LB.CRD(R4)	;clear count of characters read
	MOV	LB.TC1(R4),R1	;get tcb of bsc task
	MOV	LB.CCH(R4),R0	;get current chunk
	CALL	QUECHK		;send chunk to driver while we fill it
	BIS	#DQ.DIE,2(R3)	;enable dataset interrupts
	BIC	#DQ.RDP!DQ.RDS,(R3) ;kill any "hanging" interrupts
	TST	LB.CSD(R4)	;is this a zero-turn-around-
				; time modem?
	BEQ	13$		;yes, start the receiver.
	BIT	#DQ.CAR,2(R3)	;no, is carrier already present?
	BEQ	14$		;no.
13$:	BIS	#DQ.RIE!DQ.RGO,(R3) ;yes, start the dq11 now
	BIC	#LS.RGO,(R4)	;not waiting for carrier
	BIS	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;receiver is now running
14$:	PION			;restore cpu priority

	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),(R3),2(R3),LB.CCH(R4),LB.CH1(R4),LB.CH2(R4),JIFCLK>
DQRCST:	CLC			;flag no error
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DQWRIT - start transmitting a data message from LB.MSG

; r4 = pointer to line control block
;
; returns with c bit set if error, clear if not.

DQWRT:	TRACE	TRCDQF!TRCLIN,<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.MSG(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace entry to "dq write data"

	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is dq11 still active?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	DQKIL		;yes - kleen up
11$:	BIC	#LS.CTL,(R4)	;this is a data, not a control message
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get dq11 hardware address

	DQREGS	SYN,(R3)	;select sync register
	MOV	#EBCSYN*401,6(R3) ;specify the sync character
	MOV	LB.MSG(R4),R0	;get message ptr
	CALL	FMSGI		;make sure message is inited for output
	MOV	MSGPTR(R0),R1	;get ptr to 1st full byte
	BIT	#DQ.SEC,2(R3)	;check primary/secondary bit
	BEQ	XMTPRI		;primary is next

; here if the secondary registers will go first.  make the
;  first data chunk the secondary and the second the
;  primary.

				;R1/ptr to 1st full byte of message
	DQREGS	STA,(R3)	;select secondary transmitter address
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store address in dq11
	DQREGS	STC,(R3)	;point to secondary transmit count
	MOV	CHLEN(R0),R1	;get data length
	NEG	R1		;negate it
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;give -length to dq11
	MOV	R0,LB.CH4(R4)	;remember secondary xmit chunk
	MOV	(R0),R0		;get next chunk
	BNE	13$		;branch if there is a second chunk
	DQREGS	PTC,(R3)	;no second chunk
	CLR	6(R3)		;so clear primary count reg
	CLR	LB.CH3(R4)	;note in lcb, last chunk.
	CLR	LB.CH4(R4)
	BR	14$		;and we are done.

; here if there is a primary chunk

13$:	DQREGS	PTA,(R3)	;select primary transmit address
	MOV	R0,R1		;compute data address
	ADD	#CHDAT,R1
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store address in dq11
	DQREGS	PTC,(R3)	;select primary transmit count
	MOV	CHLEN(R0),R1	;get data length
	NEG	R1		;negate it for dq11
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store length in cc register
	MOV	R0,LB.CH3(R4)	;remember primary xmit chunk
14$:	CALL	DQXSTR		;start transmitter
	RETURN
; here if the primary registers will go first.  make the first
;  data chunk the primary and the second the secondary.

				;r1/ptr to 1st full byte of message
XMTPRI:	DQREGS	PTA,(R3)	;select primary transmitter address
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store address in dq11
	DQREGS	PTC,(R3)	;select primary transmit count
	MOV	CHLEN(R0),R1	;get data length
	NEG	R1		;negate it
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store negated length in dq11
	MOV	R0,LB.CH3(R4)	;remember primary xmit chunk
	MOV	(R0),R0		;get next chunk
	BNE	11$		;branch if there is a second chunk
	DQREGS	STC,(R3)	;no second chunk
	CLR	6(R3)		;so make secondary count zero
	CLR	LB.CH4(R4)	;note in lb, last chunk.
	CLR	LB.CH3(R4)
	BR	12$		; and we are done.

; here if there is another chunk.

11$:	DQREGS	STA,(R3)	;select secondary transmit address
	MOV	R0,R1		;compute data address
	ADD	#CHDAT,R1
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store address in dq11
	DQREGS	STC,(R3)	;select secondary transmit count
	MOV	CHLEN(R0),R1	;get data length
	NEG	R1		;negate it
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store in cc register
	MOV	R0,LB.CH4(R4)	;remember secondary xmit chunk

; here when all done.

12$:	CALL	DQXSTR		;start transmitter
	RETURN
; subroutine to arrange to start the transmitter

DQXSTR:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,LB.CH3(R4),LB.CH4(R4),JIFCLK>
	BIS	#LS.XGO,(R4)	;xmitter waiting for cts

; experience with bell 303 modems may lead to inserting code
;  here to avoid setting rts if cts is still up.

	BIS	#DQ.RTS,2(R3)	;raise request to send
	MOV	LB.CSD(R4),LB.DEW(R4) ;wait a while, then check for cts
				;note that modem interrupts are ignored
				; until time is up.
	BEQ	13$		;time is zero, i.e., already up.
	CLC			;time not up, clear 'c' flag
	RETURN

; here if clear-to-send delay specified is zero.
;  cause a modem interrupt in case cts is already up, and
;  enable modem interrupts so that if cts is not up we will
;  get an interrupt when it comes up.  note that
;  a zero clear-to-send delay should be used only with modems
;  that have a clear-to-send delay of less than 16 milliseconds,
;  since a larger delay can be timed without loss of efficiency
;  and too short a delay (less than about 8 milliseconds)
;  does not work with some ibm hosts.

13$:	BIS	#DQ.DSF!DQ.DIE,2(R3) ;enable interrupts and
				; cause one.
	CLC			;clear 'c' flag
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DQCNTL - transmit a control message

; r4 = pointer to line control block
; r0 = pointer to message to send
; r1 = length of message to send
;
; on return:
;
;	c set if error, clear if not.

DQCTL:	TRACE	TRCLIN!TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),R0,R1,JIFCLK> ;trace entry to "dq write control"
	MOV	R0,LB.CMA(R4)	;remember control message address
	MOV	R1,LB.CMC(R4)	; and length

	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is dq11 still active?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	DQKIL		;yes - kleen up
11$:	BIS	#LS.CTL,(R4)	;we are working on a control message
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get dq11 hardware address

	DQREGS	SYN,(R3)	;select sync register
	MOV	#EBCSYN*401,6(R3) ;specify the sync character
	BIT	#DQ.SEC,2(R3)	;check primary/secondary bit
	BEQ	14$		;primary is next

; here if the first register set to go will be the
;  secondary registers.

13$:	DQREGS	STA,(R3)	;select secondary xmit address
	MOV	R0,6(R3)	;store address in dq11
	DQREGS	STC,(R3)	;select secondary xmit count
	NEG	R1		;negate count
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store count in dq11
	DQREGS	PTC,(R3)	;select primary xmit count
	CLR	6(R3)		;no subsequent chunk
	BR	15$		;go start dq11

; here if the first register set to go will be the
;  primary registers.

14$:	DQREGS	PTA,(R3)	; select primary xmit address
	MOV	R0,6(R3)	;store address in dq11
	DQREGS	PTC,(R3)	;select primary xmit count
	NEG	R1		;negate count
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	; store count in dq11
	DQREGS	STC,(R3)	;select secondary xmit count
	CLR	6(R3)		; no subsequent data

; here to start the dq11

15$:	CLR	LB.CH3(R4)	;flag no more data to send
	CLR	LB.CH4(R4)	; for interrupt routines
	CALL	DQXSTR		; start the transmitter
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DQRI -	interrupt routine for DQ11 receivers


DQRI:	RCVADJ			;R4/line block
	TRACE	TRCINT,<2(SP),6(SP),R4,JIFCLK> ;trace DQ11 interrupt
	SAVE	<R3,R1,R0>
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get hardware address of dq11
	INC	LB.RCT(R4)	;one more receiver interrupt

; here to check for (another) dq11 receiver interrupt bit

10$:	MOV	(R3),R0		;get receiver status register
	MOV	R0,LB.RST(R4)	;store last receiver status
				;trace line,line sts,rsts,xsts,errsts,time
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),R0,2(R3),4(R3),JIFCLK>
	BIT	#DQ.RDP!DQ.RDS!DQ.VCH,R0 ;any interrupt bits?
	BEQ	14$		;no, check receiver running and exit
	BIT	#DQ.RDS,R0	;yes, secondary buffer?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	RCVSEC		;yes, process buffer overflow
	BCC	10$		;if all ok, test for more bits
	BR	15$		;otherwise just exit.

11$:	BIT	#DQ.RDP,R0	;primary buffer overflow?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	CALL	RCVPRI		;yes, process buffer overflow
	BCC	10$		;if all ok, test for more bits
	BR	15$		;otherwise just exit

; here on special character interrupt - only enabled if task waiting

12$:	BIC	#DQ.VCH,(R3)	;clear special character flag
	BIT	#DQ.RAC,(R3)	;is receiver active (i.e., seen sync)?
	BEQ	13$		;no, don't change sync char
	BIT	#DQ.CIE,(R3)	;interrupts still enabled?
	BEQ	14$		;no, dont bother doing this twice
	BIC	#DQ.CIE,(R3)	;yes, disable special char interrupts
	CALL	RCVSCC		;store cc and wake task
	DQREGS	SYN,(R3)	;point to sync register
	MOV	#EBCPAD*401,6(R3) ;get interrupt on trailing pad
13$:	BR	10$		;check for more interrupt bits

; here to verify that the receiver is still running

14$:	BIT	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;should receiver be running?
	BEQ	15$		;no.
	BIT	#DQ.RGO,R0	;yes, is it?
	BNE	15$		;yes, all is ok.
	INC	LB.SE4(R4)	;no, "receiver not fast enough"
	CALL	DQERR		;record dq11 error

; here to restore registers and return.

15$:	RESTOR	<R0,R1,R3,R4>
	JMP	SKDCHK		;exit interrupt
	.SBTTL		DQERR - record a DQ11 error

DQERR:	MOV	(R3),LB.SE2(R4)	;record status reg 1
	MOV	2(R3),LB.SE3(R4) ; and status reg 2
	ATRACE	<(SP),R4,(R4),(R3),2(R3),4(R3),JIFCLK>
	BIT	#LS.ENB,(R4)	;is it because line is disabled
	BEQ	20$
	INC	LB.SE1(R4)	;count master error counter
	BIS	#LS.ERR,(R4)	;flag an error

.IF	NE,DEBUG
	BIT	#TRCLER,TRCHLT	;check for error halts
	BEQ	20$
	STOPCD	DBG
.ENDC				;.if ne,debug

20$:	RETURN
; subroutine to process a secondary receive buffer overflow

RCVSEC:	BIT	#DQ.RDP,R0	;other buffer interrupted yet?
	BNE	12$		;yes, we are too slow.
	BIC	#DQ.RDS,(R3)	;clear the flag bit
	CALL	GETRBF		;get a chunk
	BCS	10$		;ran out of receive buffer allotment
	MOV	R0,LB.CH2(R4)	;save ptr to next secondary buffer

	DQREGS	SRA,(R3)	;select secondary receive address
	MOV	R0,R1		;compute data address
	ADD	#CHDAT,R1
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store address in dq11
	DQREGS	SRC,(R3)	;select secondary receive count
	MOV	#-CHDATL,6(R3)	;store count

10$:	MOV	LB.CCH(R4),R0	;get chunk just filled
	MOV	#CHDATL,CHLEN(R0) ;note chunk is full

; processing of filled chunk is complete

	MOV	LB.CH1(R4),R0	;get new current chunk
	BEQ	14$		;max size message
	MOV	R0,LB.CCH(R4)	;make it current
	MOV	LB.TC1(R4),R1	;get tcb of task to process received chunks
	CALL	QUECHK		;send him the chunk
	MOV	#RG.PRC,LB.CCR(R4) ;point to its count reg
	CLR	LB.CH1(R4)	;clear this since it has been q'd
	ADD	#CHDATL,LB.CRD(R4) ;count more data read
	CLC			;no, return flag all ok
	RETURN

; come here if we are too slow.

12$:	INC	LB.SE4(R4)	;count "receiver not fast enough"
	CALL	DQERR		;record dq11 error
	SEC			;flag error
	RETURN

14$:	CALL	DQRSTP		;kill the receiver
	SEC			;flag error
	RETURN
; subroutine to process a primary buffer overflow.
;
; c set on return if out of chunks.

RCVPRI:	BIC	#DQ.RDP,(R3)	;clear primary overflow flag
	CALL	GETRBF		;get a chunk
	BCS	10$		;ran out of receive buffer allotment
	MOV	R0,LB.CH1(R4)	;save ptr to next primary buffer

	DQREGS	PRA,(R3)	;select primary receive address
	MOV	R0,R1		;compute data address
	ADD	#CHDAT,R1
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store address in dq11
	DQREGS	PRC,(R3)	;select primary receive count
	MOV	#-CHDATL,6(R3)	;store count

10$:	MOV	LB.CCH(R4),R0	;get chunk just filled
	MOV	#CHDATL,CHLEN(R0) ;mark chunk full

; processing of filled chunk is complete.

	MOV	LB.CH2(R4),R0	;get secondary chunk
	BEQ	13$		;max size message
	MOV	R0,LB.CCH(R4)	;it is now current
	MOV	LB.TC1(R4),R1	;get tcb of receive chunk handler
	CALL	QUECHK		;send him the chunk
	MOV	#RG.SRC,LB.CCR(R4) ;point to its char count reg
	CLR	LB.CH2(R4)	;clear this since it has been q'd
	ADD	#CHDATL,LB.CRD(R4) ;increment count of characters read
	CLC			;no, clear "c" to flag ok
	RETURN

13$:	CALL	DQRSTP		;kill the receiver
	SEC			;flag error
	RETURN
; subroutine to stop the receiver
;
;   r4 points to lcb, r3 to csr.

DQRSTP:				;trace caller,line sts,dq rsts,dq xsts,dq errsts
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),(R3),2(R3),4(R3),JIFCLK>
RCVKIL:
	BIC	#DQ.RDP!DQ.RDS!DQ.RGO!DQ.CIE!DQ.RIE,(R3)
				;kill the dq11 receiver
	BIC	#DQ.DIE,2(R3)	;disable dataset interrupts
	CALL	RCVCLR		;flush any extra receive buffers
	SAVE	R5
	MOV	LB.TC1(R4),R5
	MOV	LB.CH1(R4),R0
	CALL	FRECHK		;release leftover primary chunk
	MOV	LB.CH2(R4),R0
	CALL	FRECHK		;release leftover secondary chunk
	RESTOR	R5
	CLR	LB.CCH(R4)	;no current chunk
	BIC	#LS.RGO!LS.RRN,(R4) ;receiver not running
	SIGNAL	LB.TC1(R4),EBINTR ;maybe, unwait it.
	SETSKD	LB.TC1(R4)	;force scheduling pass
	RETURN
; subroutine to store the current character count in the current
;  chunk and restart the driver task if the count has changed.

RCVSCC:	MOVB	LB.CCR(R4),5(R3) ;point to active count reg
	MOV	6(R3),R1	;fetch current count register
	ADD	#CHDATL,R1	;make true count
	MOV	LB.CCH(R4),R0	;get pointer to current chunk
	CMP	R1,CHLEN(R0)	;has count changed?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	MOV	R1,CHLEN(R0)	;yes, store new count
	BIC	#DQ.CIE,(R3)	;no longer need special char interrupts
	SIGNAL	LB.TC1(R4),EBINTR
	SETSKD	LB.TC1(R4)	;force scheduling pass
	SEC			;indicate that characters were waiting
11$:	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DQXI -  DQ11 transmiter and status interrupts

DQXI:	XMTADJ			;R4/line block
	TRACE	TRCINT,<2(SP),6(SP),R4,JIFCLK> ;trace DQ11 interrupt
	SAVE	<R3,R0,R1>
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get hardware address
	INC	LB.XCT(R4)	;one more transmit interrupt

; here to check for (another) dq11 transmitter or status
;  interrupt bit.

10$:	MOV	2(R3),R1	;get transmitter status bits
	MOV	R1,LB.XST(R4)	;record last transmit status
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),(R3),R1,4(R3),JIFCLK> ;trace line,line sts,rsts,xsts,errsts
	MOV	4(R3),R0	;any errors?
	BMI	30$		;yes.
	BIT	#DQ.XDP,R1	;no, primary buffer overflow?
	BEQ	11$
	CALL	XMTPBO		;yes.
	BR	10$

11$:	BIT	#DQ.XDS,R1	;no, secondary?
	BEQ	12$
	CALL	XMTSBO		;yes.
	BR	10$

12$:	BIT	#DQ.DSF,R1	;no, dataset flag?
	BEQ	15$		;no.  all done.
	CALL	DQDSF		;yes.
	BR	10$		;check for more bits

; here when no more flags are found.

15$:	BIT	#LS.XRN,(R4)	;should transmitter be running?
	BEQ	20$		;no.
	BIT	#DQ.XGO,R1	;yes, is it?
	BNE	20$		;yes, all ok.
	INC	LB.SE5(R4)	;no, record error
	CALL	DQERR		;update error counters and store status
	CALL	DQXSTP		;stop the transmitter
20$:	RESTOR	<R1,R0,R3,R4>
	JMP	SKDCHK		;exit the interrupt.

30$:	CALL	DQXERR
	BR	10$
; here on error interrupt

DQXERR:	MOV	R0,LB.ERS(R4)	;save error status
	BIS	#LS.ERR,(R4)	;flag an error
	ATRACE	<R4,(R4),R0,JIFCLK> ;trace dq11 status
	BIT	#DQ.XCL,R0	;transmit clock loss?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	INC	LB.XCL(R4)	;yes, record it.
	BIC	#DQ.XCL,4(R3)	;clear the flag
	CALL	DQXSTP		;stop the transmitter
	RETURN			;look for more bits

; here if not transmitter clock loss

11$:	BIT	#DQ.RCL,R0	;receiver clock loss?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	INC	LB.RCL(R4)	;yes, record it.
	BIC	#DQ.RCL,4(R3)	;clear the flag
	CALL	DQRSTP		;terminate receiver
	RETURN			;look for more bits

; here if an error other than clock loss happens

12$:	STOPCD	QER		;dq11 error
; here when the primary buffer overflows.

XMTPBO:	BIT	#DQ.XDS,R1	;has other buffer overflowed?
	BNE	16$		;yes, we are too slow.
	MOV	LB.CH4(R4),R0	;get secondary chunk
	BNE	12$		;there is one
	CALL	DQXSTP		;none--end of transmission
	RETURN			;go look for more flags

; here if there is a secondary chunk

12$:	MOV	(R0),R0		;get its successor
	BEQ	15$		;no more.
	MOV	R0,LB.CH3(R4)	;store new primary chunk
	DQREGS	PTA,(R3)	;select primary transmitter address
	MOV	R0,R1		;compute data address
	ADD	#CHDAT,R1
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store new data address
	DQREGS	PTC,(R3)	;select primary transmit count
	MOV	CHLEN(R0),R1	;get length of data
	NEG	R1		;negate it
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store negative of data length
	BIC	#DQ.XDP,2(R3)	;clear flag
14$:	RETURN			;look for more flags

; here on primary transmit interrupt with no more data

15$:	DQREGS	PTC,(R3)	;select count register
	CLR	6(R3)		;no more data
	CLR	LB.CH3(R4)	;no longer a primary chunk
	CLR	LB.CH4(R4)	; nor a secondary
	BIC	#DQ.XDP,2(R3)	;clear this flag
	RETURN			; and go look for another.

; here if both buffers have overflowed.

16$:	INC	LB.SE5(R4)	;count "transmitter too slow"
	CALL	DQERR		;record error information
	CALL	DQXSTP		;stop the transmitter
	RETURN			;look for more bits
; here if secondary buffer overflows

XMTSBO:	MOV	LB.CH3(R4),R0	;get primary chunk
	BNE	12$		;there is one
	CALL	DQXSTP		;none--stop transmitter
	RETURN			;and look for more bits

; here if there is a primary chunk

12$:	MOV	(R0),R0		;get primary chunk's successor
	BEQ	14$		;end of data
	MOV	R0,LB.CH4(R4)	;store new secondary chunk
	DQREGS	STA,(R3)	;select secondary transmit address
	MOV	R0,R1		;compute data address
	ADD	#CHDAT,R1
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store address of new chunk
	DQREGS	STC,(R3)	;select secondary transmit count
	MOV	CHLEN(R0),R1	;get length of data in chunk
	NEG	R1		;negate it for dq11
	MOV	R1,6(R3)	;store in dq11 cc register
	BIC	#DQ.XDS,2(R3)	;clear this flag
	RETURN			;check for more flags

; here on secondary transmit interrupt with no more data

14$:	DQREGS	STC,(R3)	;select count register
	CLR	6(R3)		;no more data
	CLR	LB.CH4(R4)	;no longer a secondary chunk
	CLR	LB.CH3(R4)	; nor a primary
	BIC	#DQ.XDS,2(R3)	;clear this flag
	RETURN			; and go look for another.
	.SBTTL		DQDSF - process a data set flag.

	.ENABL	LSB
DQDSF:	BIC	#DQ.DSF,2(R3)	;clear dataset flag
	INC	LB.DIC(R4)	;count dataset interrupts
	MOV	2(R3),R1	;get dataset bits again
				; in case they changed
	MOV	R1,LB.DIS(R4)	;record last modem interrupt status
	TST	LB.DEW(R4)	;waiting for dataset enable?
	BNE	14$		;yes, ignore modem signal.
	MOV	(R4),R0		;no, get status bits
	BIT	#LS.XGO,R0	;waiting to start xmitter?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	15$		;yes, check for clear-to-send.
11$:	BIT	#LS.XRN,R0	;running the transmitter?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	CALL	17$		;yes, be sure cts still up
12$:	BIT	#LS.RGO,R0	;waiting to start receiver?
	BEQ	13$		;no.
	CALL	19$		;yes, see if carrier up yet
13$:	BIT	#LS.RRN,R0	;running receiver?
	BEQ	14$		;no.
	CALL	21$		;yes, set sync reg to pads
14$:	RETURN

; four subroutines to process data set flags.  they are called
;  based on the current state of the dq11.
;
; r1 = modem status flags, from the dq11.
;
; here if we are waiting to start the transmitter

15$:	BIT	#DQ.CTS,R1	;have we clear-to-send?
	BEQ	16$		;no, wait for it.
	BIC	#LS.XGO,(R4)	;no longer waiting to start transmitter
	BIS	#LS.XRN,(R4)	;now running transmitter
	BIS	#DQ.HD,(R3)	;blind the receiver
	BIS	#DQ.XGO!DQ.XIE,2(R3) ;start the transmitter
16$:	RETURN			;all done.

; here if we are running the transmitter

17$:	BIT	#DQ.CTS,R1	;is clear-to-send still up?
	BNE	18$		;yes, all ok.
	INC	LB.SE6(R4)	;no, note clear-to-send failure
	CALL	DQERR		;note error
	CALL	DQXSTP		;stop the transmitter
18$:	RETURN			;all done.

; here if we are waiting to start the receiver

19$:	BIT	#DQ.CAR,R1	;is carrier up yet?
	BEQ	20$		;no, keep waiting for it.
	BIS	#DQ.RGO!DQ.RIE,(R3) ;yes, start the receiver
	BIC	#LS.RGO,(R4)	;no longer waiting to start receiver

23$:	BIS	#LS.RRN!LS.CAR,(R4) ;now running receiver
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),R1,JIFCLK>
DQCDT:	RETURN

20$:	BIC	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;haven't seen carrier yet
	RETURN			;all done.

; here if the receiver is running.

21$:	BIT	#DQ.RAC,(R3)	;is receiver active?
	BEQ	22$		;no.  random modem transition.
	DQREGS	SYN,(R3)	;yes, point to sync register
	MOV	#EBCPAD*401,6(R3) ;change sync to trailing pad
	SAVE	R1
	CALL	RCVSCC		;store char count
	RESTOR	R1

22$:	BIT	#DQ.CAR,R1	;check carrier
	BNE	25$		;ok
	BIT	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;no - seen carrier before?
	BEQ	24$		;no - a non-event
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),R1,JIFCLK> ;lost it
DQCFL:	BIC	#LS.CAR,(R4)

24$:	RETURN

25$:	BIT	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;seen carrier before?
	BEQ	23$		;no - carrier detect event
	RETURN			;all done.
	.DSABL	LSB
; subroutine to stop the transmitter

; r4 points to the lcb
; r3 points to the csr

DQXSTP:				;trace caller,line sts,dq rsts,dq xsts,dq errsts
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),(R3),2(R3),4(R3),JIFCLK>
XMTKIL:	BIC	#LS.XGO!LS.XRN,(R4)
				;dq11 transmitter not running
	BIC	#DQ.RTS!DQ.XDP!DQ.XDS!DQ.XGO!DQ.XIE,2(R3)
				;shut down the transmitter
	BIC	#DQ.HD,(R3)	;unblind the receiver -- this is
				; done here because transmit active
				; won't clear for a while and we
				; want to receive right away for the
				; 0 turn-around-time modems.
	CLR	LB.DEW(R4)	;not waiting to enable modem
	MOV	LB.TC1(R4),R1	;get tcb of bsc task
	SIGNAL	R1,EBINTR	;maybe, restart it.
	SETSKD	R1		;force scheduling pass
11$:	CLC			;mark ok
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DQINQ - check the dq11 for recently received characters

; r5/tcb
;  r4 and r3 are not set up and must be preserved.
;
; on return:
;
;	c set: rcvscc has found characters in the dq11
;	c clear: the dq11 has no characters.  it is now
;		enabled for special character interrupts.

DQINQ:	SAVE	<R3,R4>
	MOV	TCLCB(R5),R4	;point to lcb
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to dq11 csr
	PIOFF			;disable interrupts
	CALL	RCVSCC		;see if any chars in the dq11
	BCS	10$		;carry set => there characters to process
	BIS	#DQ.CIE,(R3)	;enable special character interrupts
	BIC	#1,(SP)		;set carry clear for return
	BR	15$

10$:	BIS	#1,(SP)		;set carry on for return

15$:	PION			;restore interrupt level
	RESTOR	<R4,R3>
	RETURN			;RCVSCC set/cleared cry if characters/none
				;	also cleared DQ.CIE if characters found
	.SBTTL		DQKIL - kill any DQ11 operations

; r4 = lcb pointer
; r5 = pointer to bsc tcb
;
; destroys r3

DQKIL:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace entry to DQKIL
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to csr
	PIOFF			;disable interrupts
	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is the dq11 doing anything?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	BIT	#LS.XGO!LS.XRN,(R4) ;yes, transmitter running?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	DQXSTP		;yes, stop the transmitter
11$:	BIT	#LS.RGO!LS.RRN,(R4) ;is receiver running?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	CALL	DQRSTP		;yes, stop the receiver
12$:	BIC	#DQ.DIE,2(R3)	;clear dataset interrupt enbale
	PION			;restore interrupts
13$:	CALL	DEQCHK		;any chunks in reveiver queue?
	BCS	14$		;no.
	CALL	FRECHK		; by sending to background task
	BR	13$		;be sure we've got them all.

; here when the dq11 has been killed.

14$:	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DQOFF,DQON,DQSTS - DSR,DTR functions

;  set and clear the modem signals dtr and dsr.
;
; subroutine to clear dtr
;
; r0 = lcb address

DQOFF:	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.SLA(R0),R0	;point to csr
	MOV	2(R0),-(SP)	;save current state
	BIC	#DQ.DTR,2(R0)	;clear dtr
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<4(SP),4(SP),2(R0),JIFCLK> ;trace caller,line,dq status
	BIT	#DQ.DTR,(SP)+	;was it on ?
	BEQ	10$		;no - go away
	DSCHED	,#3*JIFSEC	;yes - allow time for slow modems and phones to hangup
10$:	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN

; subroutine to set dtr

DQON:	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.SLA(R0),R0	;point to csr
	BIS	#DQ.DTR,2(R0)	;set dtr
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<2(SP),2(SP),2(R0),JIFCLK> ;trace caller,line,dq status
	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN

; subroutine to return values of dtr and dsr.
;
; r0 = lcb address
; r1 bits 1 and 2 are 0.
;
; on return:
;
;	bit 1 of r1 = dtr
;	bit 2 of r1 = dsr
;	 r1 is otherwise undisturbed.

DQSTS:	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.SLA(R0),R0	;point to csr
	BIT	#DQ.DTR,2(R0)	;is dtr set?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	BIS	#B1,R1		;yes, set flag in r1
11$:	BIT	#DQ.DSR,2(R0)	;is dsr set?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	BIS	#B2,R1		;yes, set flag in r1
12$:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<2(SP),2(SP),2(R0),JIFCLK> ;trace caller,line,dq status
	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DQTRP -  trap handler stop code processor

;  this subroutine is called to store the status of the dq11
;  in the lcb for post-mortum debugging.
;  r5 does not point to a tcb, but it must not be destroyed.
;
; r4 = lcb address

DQTRP:	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get hardware address
	MOV	(R3),LB.RG0(R4)	;store reg 0
	MOV	2(R3),LB.RG1(R4) ;and the other regs
	MOV	4(R3),LB.RG2(R4)
	MOV	6(R3),LB.RG3(R4)
	CLR	R2		;register pointer
	MOV	R4,R1		;build pointer into lcb
	ADD	#LB.RGI,R1
	MOV	#20,R0		;number of registers to store
11$:	MOVB	R2,5(R3)	;point to internal register
	MOV	6(R3),(R1)+	;store register for debugging
	INC	R2		;go on to next register
	SOB	R0,11$		;do all internal registers
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DQTIK - DQ11 once per tick functions

; R4/line block

DQTIK:	BIT	#LF.DAC,LB.FGS(R4) ;check for shut down
	BNE	14$		;yes - forget it
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to csr
	TST	LB.DEW(R4)	;waiting to set modem enable?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	DEC	LB.DEW(R4)	;yes, waited long enough?
	BNE	12$		;no, wait a while longer.
	BIS	#DQ.DSF!DQ.DIE,2(R3) ;yes, 
				; enable interrupt and force one now
				; to catch current state
12$:	BIT	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;is receiver running?
	BEQ	14$		;no, done with this line.
	BIT	#DQ.RAC,(R3)	;is receiver active?
	BEQ	14$		;no, still searching for sync
	PIOFF			;disable interrupts
	BIT	#DQ.RAC,(R3)	;is receiver still active?
	BEQ	13$		;no.
	DQREGS	SYN,(R3)	;yes, point to sync reg
	MOV	#EBCPAD*401,6(R3) ;change sync char to trailing pad
	CALL	RCVSCC		;significant event if count changed
13$:	PION			;enable interrupts
14$:	RETURN


.ENDC	;.IF NE,FT.DQ
	.SBTTL	  KMC11 - KMC11/DUP11 synchronous line driver

.IF NE,FT.KDP


; this section contains subroutines to drive the KMC11/DUP11.

KDPENT:	KDPINI			;initialize the KMC11 and DUP11s
	KDPRED			;read a message
	KDPWRT			;output a data message
	KDPCTL			;output a control message
	KDPKIL			;cease any KMC/DUP11 operations
	KDPINQ			;check if any more characters available in current msg
	KDPON			;set DTR on
	KDPOFF			;set DTR off
	KDPSTS			;return DTR,DSR status
	KDPTIK			;once per tick routine
	KDPTRP			;stop code processor
;		REVISION HISTORY


; 4(001) BS	ADDED EDIT NUMBERS

; 4(002) 25-Feb-81 RLS	add CIEWAK function and its uses - to make sure BSC task
;			is awakened when it needs to be, line faults as well as
;			character arrival.
;			Make XMTSTP and RCVSTP be carefull  and call CIEWAK when done. 
; 4(003) 07-Apr-81 RLS	Changes to reflect use of message header fordata(DQWRIT)
;			DQWRIT has special hack to transform new message format
;			into old for benefit of KMC microcode.
; 4(004) 17-Apr-81 RLS
;		Transform static flow control to static/line control
; 4(005) 09-JUL-81 RLS	Add timer/event counter(LB.DRP) to lcb for kmc's.  When
;			carrier drops while receiver running, timer is set to
;			wait for kmc to possibly finish transferring characters
;			to 11 memory.  Once/tick code counts down timer and declares
;			line error if end of message has not been seen by BSC.
;			This fixes a race between dataset interrupts and kmc
;			observed at low line speeds(2400 and lower).
; 4(006) 22-JAN-82 RLS	Reformat interfaces to driver functions. DQxxxx symbols
;			are mapped to kdpyyy symbols...yyy is mnemonical for xxx.
; 4(007) 18-MAR-82 RLS	GCO 4.2.1274 - explicitly clear UP.XDL and UP.SND when
;			UP.XDL error occurs...KMC cannot always do this for
;			some reason.
; 4(010) 21-MAR-82 RLS	GCO 4.2.1281 - add time stamps to some trace events.

VKMC11=010

VEDIT=VEDIT+VKMC11
	.SBTTL		KDPINI - initialize a KMC11 and its DUPs


; R4 = pointer to line control block for the KMC11/DUP11 to be initialized


KDPINI:	TRACE	TRCDQF,R4	;trace KDP initialization
	MOV	#KDPRI,LVECRA(R4) ;set receiver interrupt process address
	MOV	#KDPXI,LVECXA(R4) ;set transmitter interrupt process address
	MOV	#1,LB.TRL(R4)	;set number of trailing pads for data message
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get dup11 line hardware address

	MOV	#UP.INI,UP.XSR(R3) ;initialize the dup11
1$:	BIT	#UP.INI,UP.XSR(R3) ;has it finished initialization?
	BNE	1$		;no, wait for it.
	MOV	#UP.CCI!UP.DMD!EBCSYN,UP.PAR(R3) ;set up parms for bisync
	MOV	#UP.HDX,UP.XSR(R3) ;blind receiver during transmissions
	MOV	#UP.SSY,UP.RSR(R3) ;strip leading sync from messages
				;find this lines's kmc
	MOV	#LINTYP,R0	;scan LINTYP for 1st kdp driver
5$:	CMP	#KDPDRV,(R0)+
	BNE	5$		;we won't be here unless there is one
	SUB	#LINTYP+2,R0	;gen 1st kdp line number
	ASR	R0
	SUB	LB.LNU(R4),R0	;calc this line relative to 1st kmc line
	NEG	R0
	SAVE	R0		;now find which kmc this line belongs to
	ASR	R0
	ASR	R0		;relative line number/4
	MOV	R0,R2		;save the kmc number
	MOV	#MDTBL-MDTLN,R1	;1st kmc
6$:	ADD	#MDTLN,R1	;next kmc
	DEC	R0
	BGE	6$
	RESTOR	R0		;R1/kmc control block for this line
	BIC	#^C3,R0		;R0/this line number relative to this kmc
	ASL	R0
	ADD	R1,R0
	MOV	R4,MDLCB(R0)	;point this kmc11 to this line
	MOV	R1,LB.MD(R4)	;this lines's kmc11
	MOV	R2,R0		;get the kmc number back
	ASL	R0		; make a word offset

; here to initialize the kmc11 which owns this dup11.
;  if the kmc11 has already been initialized (by starting one
;  of its other lines first, for example) then we need do nothing.
;  otherwise we store the kmc11 control block address into sel 2
;  to signal it to start processing and wait for its "run" bit.
;
; R1 = address of kmc11 control block
; R0 = kmc11 number * 2
; R4 = lcb pointer

13$:	BIT	#MDFER,MDFGE(R1) ;is pdp-11 already running?
	BNE	15$		;yes, don't init again.
	MOV	MDVEC(R0),R2	;no, point to kmc11 vector
	BNE	14$		;there is such a kmc11
	STOPCD	KMM		;kmc11 is missing

14$:	MOV	#MDAINT,(R2)+	;store pointer to int. handler
	MOV	#MD.LVL*40,(R2)+ ;store priority level
	MOV	#MDBINT,(R2)+	;store other int. handler pointer
	MOV	#MD.LVL*40,(R2)+ ;store priority level
	MOV	#MDFER,MDFGE(R1) ;mark pdp-11 running
	MOV	MDCSR(R0),R3	;point to kmc11 csr
	MOV	R1,2(R3)	;point microcode to kmc11 table
15$:

; now wait for the kmc11 to start.  we wait up to three seconds.

	MOV	R4,-(SP)	;save r4
	MOV	#JIFSEC*3,-(SP)	;number of jiffies to wait

; here begins the loop that waits for the kmc11 to begin running.

16$:	MOV	2(SP),R4	;point r4 to lcb
	MOV	LB.MD(R4),R3	;point r3 to kmc11 control block
	BIT	#MDFKR,MDFGK(R3) ;is the kmc11 running now?
	BNE	17$		;yes.
	DSCHED	,#1		;no, wait one jiffy

	DEC	(SP)		;waited long enough?
	BNE	16$		;no, check again.
	STOPCD	KNR		;kmc11 not running (waited 3 sec)

; here when the kmc11 has set its "run" bit.

17$:	MOV	(SP)+,R4	;discard depleted counter
	MOV	(SP)+,R4	;get back lcb pointer

; exercise the kmc11 to be sure it is working

	MOV	#21,R0		;count of times to exercise
18$:	CALL	MDACTV		;pull its chain
	SOB	R0,18$		;do this for a while
	CALL	KDPKIL		;now kill io to complete database initialization
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		KDPRED - start receiver

; R4 = pointer to line control block
;
; returns C bit set if error, clear if ok.
;  (only error is chunks depleted)

KDPRED:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,JIFCLK>	;trace read entry
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get hardware address
	CALL	GTLCHK
	BCS	15$		;no more chunks
	CLR	LB.CRD(R4)	;clear count of characters read
	MOV	R4,R2		;point r2 to lcb
	ADD	#LB.SO1,R2	;build pointer to first silo
	CALL	MDSLOI		;initialize the silo

; here when everything is ready.
;  unless we are waiting to start a write,
;  we must start the receiver now, since some dup11's
;  don't interrupt on carrier, and if we wait up to
;  16 milliseconds before starting the receiver after
;  getting carrier, we will frequently lose the first
;  character of the message.

	PIOFF			;disable cpu interrupts
	BIS	#UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;enable modem interrupts
	BIS	#LS.RGO,(R4)	;waiting to start receiver
	BIT	#LS.XGO,(R4)	;is a write pending?
	BNE	14$		;yes, wait for it to start.
	BIC	#LS.RGO!LS.CAR,(R4) ;no, no read pending.
	BIC	#UP.CAR,LB.DIP(R4) ;process carrier next time we see it
	BIS	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;start the read now.
	CALL	MDACTV		;activate the kmc11
	BIS	#UP.REN,UP.RSR(R3) ;enable  the dup11 for reading
14$:	PION			;restore cpu priority
	CLC			;flag no error
	RETURN


; here if we cannot get a chunk to read into.  this is a fatal read error.

15$:	INC	LB.CHD(R4)	;count times chunks depleted
	RETURN			;give error return.
	.SBTTL		KDPWRT - start transmitting a data message from LB.MSG

; R4 = pointer to line control block
;
; returns with C bit set if error, clear if not.

KDPWRT:	TRACE	TRCDQF!TRCLIN,<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.MSG(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace entry to "dq write data"
	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is dup11 still active?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	KDPKIL		;yes - kleen it up
11$:	BIC	#LS.CTL,(R4)	;this is a data, not a control message
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get dup11 hardware address

	MOV	LB.MSG(R4),R0	;get the message
	CALL	FMSGI		;maske sure it is inited for output
				;LB.MSG points to message header which is already
				; initialized for output, namely:
				;	MSGPTR/ptr to 1st full byte
				;	MSGLCH/ptr to 1st chunk(=message header)
				;	CHLEN of 1st chunk/byte count of 1st chunk
;**************************************************************
;this crockery is installed because the KMC microcode knows all about how
;messages ought to be constructed

	TST	CHLEN(R0)	;check if we have faked up old msg format previously
	BEQ	30$		;yes(or else the header is empty anyhow)
	SAVE	<R0,R1,R2>

15$:	CALL	GTLCHK		;need a place for the data in the header - privileged call
	BCC	17$		;suc'd ?
	SAVE	<LB.ALR(R4),TCTIM(R5)> ;since this a kluge anyhow - protect against alarms
	CLR	LB.ALR(R4)
	CLR	TCTIM(R5)
	DSCHED	#EBINTR,#10.	;dally awhile
	RESTOR	<TCTIM(R5),LB.ALR(R4)>
	BIT	#LS.ENB,(R4)	;check for death
	BEQ	16$		;line disabled
	BIT	#TCOAB,TCFG2(R5) ;check output abort also
	BEQ	15$		;all seems to be ok - try again

16$:	RESTOR	<R2,R1,R0>	;time to toss in the towel
	SEC
	RETURN

17$:	MOV	LB.MSG(R4),R1	;get the header
	MOV	MSGPTR(R1),-(SP);get ptr to beg of data
	MOV	(R1),R2		;link the new chunk in
	MOV	R0,(R1)+
	MOV	R2,(R0)+
	MOV	(R1),R2
	CLR	(R1)		;header is now empty - like so many we know
	MOV	(SP)+,R1	;R1 ->  beg of data
	MOV	R2,(R0)+	;R2/count
				;R0 -> beg of data in new chunk
	INC	R2
	ASR	R2		;xfer words

10$:	MOV	(R1)+,(R0)+
	SOB	R2,10$

20$:	RESTOR	<R2,R1,R0>

;*********************************************************

30$:	CALL	KDXSTR		;arrange to start transmitter
	RETURN
; subroutine to arrange to start the transmitter

KDXSTR:	BIS	#LS.XGO,(R4)	;xmitter waiting for cts
	PIOFF			;shut off the world
	BIS	#UP.RTS!UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;raise request to send
				; and enable for cts interrupt
	MOV	LB.CSD(R4),LB.DEW(R4) ;wait a while, then check for cts
				; note that modem interrupts are ignored
				; until time is up.
	BNE	11$		;TIME IS NOT YET UP.

; here if clear-to-send delay specified is zero.
;  if cts is up, start the transmitter.  note that
;  a zero clear-to-send delay should be used only with modems
;  that have a clear-to-send delay of less than 16 milliseconds,
;  since a larger delay can be timed without loss of efficiency
;  and too short a delay (less than about 8 milliseconds)
;  does not work with some ibm hosts.

	BIT	#UP.CTS,UP.RSR(R3) ;is cts up?
	BEQ	11$		;no, wait for modem interrupt
	CALL	KDPXST		;start the dup
	BR	12$		;enable interrupts, clear c and return.

; here if cts delay is non-zero, or if it is zero and cts is not up.

11$:	BIC	#UP.CTS,LB.DIP(R4) ;process cts raising next time we see it
12$:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),UP.RSR(R3),UP.XSR(R3),LB.DEW(R4),JIFCLK>
	PION			;enable interrupts
	CLC			;clear 'c' flag
	RETURN

KDPXST:	BIS	#UP.SND,UP.XSR(R3) ;start dup transmitter
	MOV	#UP.XSM!EBCPAD,UP.XBF(R3) ;start transmission
	BIC	#LS.XGO,(R4)	;not waiting for cts
	BIS	#LS.XRN,(R4)	;now running

10$:	BIT	#UP.XDN,UP.XSR(R3) ;wait for transmitter done - should be soon
	BEQ	10$
	MOV	#EBCPAD,UP.XBF(R3) ;stuff another pad character - clears start bit
	CALL	MDACTV		;activate the kmc11
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		KDPCTL - transmit a control message

; R4 = pointer to line control block
; R0 = pointer to message to send
; R1 = length of message to send
;
; on return:
;
;	C set if error, clear if not.

KDPCTL:	TRACE	TRCDQF!TRCLIN,<(SP),R4,(R4),R0,R1,JIFCLK> ;trace entry to "dq write control"
	MOV	R0,LB.CMA(R4)	;remember control message address
	MOV	R1,LB.CMC(R4)	; and length
	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is dup11 still active?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	KDPKIL		;yes - kleen it up
11$:	BIS	#LS.CTL,(R4)	;we are working on a control message
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get dup11 hardware address
	CALL	KDXSTR		;arrange to start transmitter
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		KDPRI - KDP receiver interrupt processing

; this is the common interrupt code for dup11 receiver interrupts.
;  it is called with ps containing the line number.
;  modem interrupts also come here.

KDPRI:	RCVADJ
	SAVE	<R3,R1,R0>
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;GET HARDWARE ADDRESS OF DUP11

; HERE TO CHECK FOR A DUP11 RECEIVER INTERRUPT BIT

RCVTST:	MOV	UP.RSR(R3),R0	;GET RECEIVER STATUS REGISTER
	MOV	R0,LB.RST(R4)	;STORE LAST RECEIVER STATUS
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,R0,LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;TRACE INTERRUPT STATUS

; HERE TO CHECK FOR DATASET INTERRUPT FLAGS, SINCE THE KMC11 TAKES
;  CARE OF DATA SIGNALS.

11$:	BIT	#UP.DCA!UP.DCB,R0 ;ANY DATASET FLAGS?
	BEQ	12$		;NO, EXIT THE INTERRUPT.
	CALL	KDPDSF		;YES, PROCESS DATASET FLAGS

; HERE ON NORMAL EXIT.  WAKE THE BSC TASK IF REQUESTED.

12$:	CALL	CIEWAK		; wake BSC on exceptional event

; HERE TO RESTORE REGISTERS AND RETURN.

14$:	RESTOR	<R0,R1,R3,R4>
	RTI			;EXIT INTERRUPT

	.ENABL	LSB
CIEWAK:				; wake BSC if it is waiting for an event
				;R4/line block
	BIT	#LS.CIE,(R4)	;DOES BSC TASK WANT TO BE AWAKENED?
	BEQ	10$		;NO.

KDPBWK:	MOV	LB.TC1(R4),R0	;point to bsc task's tcb
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK>
	SIGNAL	R0,EBINTR	;wake the bsc task for a line event
	BIC	#LS.CIE,(R4)	;flush any cie wake flag
	SETSKD	R0		;force scheduling pass
10$:	RETURN
	.DSABL	LSB
	.SBTTL		KDPERR - record a DUP11 error


KDPERR:	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to dup11 csr
	MOV	UP.RSR(R3),LB.SE2(R4) ;record status reg 1
	MOV	UP.XSR(R3),LB.SE3(R4) ; and status reg 2
	ATRACE	<(SP),R4,(R4),UP.RSR(R3),UP.RBF(R3),UP.XSR(R3),UP.XBF(R3),JIFCLK>
	BIT	#LS.ENB,(R4)	;is this all because line is diabled?
	BEQ	20$
	INC	LB.SE1(R4)	;count master error counter
	BIS	#LS.ERR,(R4)	;flag an error

.IF NE,DEBUG
	BIT	#TRCLER,TRCHLT
	BEQ	20$
	STOPCD	DBG
.ENDC	;.IF NE,DEBUG

20$:	RETURN
	.SBTTL		KDRSTP,KILKMC,KDXSTP - stop io functions

;   R4 points to lcb, R3 to csr.

	.ENABL	LSB
KDRSTP:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.DRP(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace dup11 receiver stop
	CLRB	LB.DRP+1(R4)	;clear carrier drop timer
	BIC	#UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;disable modem interrupts
	BIT	#LS.RGO!LS.RRN,(R4) ;is receiver running?
	BEQ	15$		;no - don't bother KMC
				;yes - kill the KMC

KILKMC:				;kill the KMC - dead
	BIC	#LS.KLC,(R4)	;make sure this is off so KMC won't ignore
	BIS	#LS.KIL,(R4)	;kill current operation
	CALL	MDACTV		;awaken the kmc11
	MOV	#MDMXTT,R0	;time to wait for kill
10$:	BIT	#LS.KLC,(R4)	;wait for the KMC to declare the kill complete
	BNE	15$
	SOB	R0,10$		;but only for awhile

15$:				;flush any event wakeup flag,dup bits
	CALL	KDPBWK		;wake the bsc
20$:	CLC			;indicate all is hunkydory...if anyone is interrested
	RETURN

; subroutine to stop the transmitter

; R4 points to the lcb
; R3 POINTS TO THE DUP11 CSR

KDXSTP:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace dup11 transmitter stop
	BIC	#UP.RTS,UP.RSR(R3) ;drop request to send
	CLR	LB.DEW(R4)	;not waiting to enable modem
	BIT	#LS.XGO!LS.XRN,(R4) ;transmitter running?
	BEQ	15$		;NO - don't bother KMC
	BR	KILKMC		;yes - mung the KMC
	.DSABL	LSB
	.SBTTL		MDAINT - KMC11 silo interrupt

; here on a silo interrupt from the kmc11.
;  drain any non-empty silos which have their "interrupt on
;  next character" flag clear, which means that the kmc11
;  might have interrupted because of them.  the kmc11 will
;  give full and warning interrupts regardless of the
;  state of this flag.

MDAINT:	INTSKD
	SAVE	<R2,R3,R4,R5>

; here to check all lcb's for a non-empty silo

	CLR	R5		;line number * 2

; here to check the next lcb

11$:	MOV	LINTBL(R5),R4	;point to lcb
	BEQ	13$		;no lcb for this line
	BIT	#LS.XGO!LS.XRN!LS.KIL!LS.KLC,(R4)
				;is this line writing or killed?
	BNE	13$		;yes, ignore its silo
	BIT	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;no, is line doing input?
	BEQ	13$		;no, ignore its silo.
	MOV	LB.SLO(R4),R3	;point to silo
	BEQ	13$		;not a KDP line

	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,R3,LB.CCD(R4),MDSLPT(R3),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;kmc11 input interrupt for this lcb
	BIT	#MDSLFE,MDSLFG(R3) ;will this silo int. on next char?
	BNE	12$		;yes, ignore it until it interrupts.
	MOV	MDSLPT(R3),R2	;no, get current address from silo
	SUB	LB.CCD(R4),R2	;subtract initial address
	CMP	R2,@LB.CCR(R4)	;has count changed?
	BEQ	12$		;no, ignore this empty silo.
	CALL	MDSLEM		;yes, empty the silo
	BIS	#LS.RSE,(R4)	;mark that the receive silo was emptied.
.IF NE,DEBUG
	BR	13$		;done with this lcb
.ENDC ;.if ne,debug (no code between finish and reject unless debug)

; here to reject this lcb (r3 is set up)

12$:
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R3,(R3),JIFCLK> ;record silo pointer and its status bits

; here when we are done with this lcb

13$:	ADD	#2,R5		;increment line number * 2
	CMP	#<NLINES*2>,R5	;done all the lines?
	BNE	11$		;no, do the rest.

; here when all the silos have been emptied.

	RESTOR	<R5,R4,R3,R2>
	RTI			;exit the interrupt
	.SBTTL		KDPXI - DUP11 transmit interrupts: an error
;  PROCESSES ALL DATA FLAGS.

KDPXI:	XMTADJ
	STOPCD	UQX		;unknown dup11 transmit interrupt
	.SBTTL		MDBINT - interrupt for KMC11 function done and error

MDBINT:	INTSKD
	SAVE	<R0,R1,R2,R3,R4,R5>

; here to check all lcb's for completion or error.

	CLR	R5		;line number * 2

; here to check the next lcb

11$:	MOV	LINTBL(R5),R4	;point to lcb
	BEQ	9$		;no lcb, do nothing.
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to dup11 csr
	BIT	#LS.CMP!LS.KLC,(R4) ;function complete?
	BNE	10$
9$:	JMP	18$

10$:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;record lcb status on interrupt
	BIT	#LS.KLC,(R4)	;completion of kill request?
	BEQ	12$		;no.  check for write and read.
	BIT	#LS.MDE,(R4)	;yes, have we had an error?
	BEQ	16$		;no.  awaken bsc task if req.
	BIC	#LS.MDE,(R4)	;yes, clear kmc11 error flag
	BIS	#LS.ERR,(R4)	;set summary error flag
	BR	16$		;awaken bsc task if req.
; here if not completion of a kill request

12$:	BIT	#LS.XGO!LS.XRN,(R4) ;completion of a write?
	BEQ	14$		;no.
	BIC	#UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;yes, disable modem interrupts
	BIC	#UP.RTS,UP.RSR(R3) ;drop rts
	CLR	LB.DEW(R4)	;not waiting for modem signals
	BIT	#LS.MDE,(R4)	;have we had an error?
	BEQ	13$		;no.
	INC	LB.SE5(R4)	;yes, "transmitter not fast enough"
	CALL	KDPERR		;record dup11 registers
	CALL	KDXSTP		;stop the transmitter
	CALL	KDRSTP		;stop the receiver
	BIC	#UP.XDL!UP.SND,UP.XSR(R3) ;flush transmitter and error explicitly
	BIC	#LS.ACT!LS.MDE,(R4) ;dont start a read following write
	CLR	LB.CCH(R4)	;there is no current chunk
13$:	BIC	#LS.XGO!LS.XRN!LS.CMP,(R4) ;clear completed write flags
	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is dup11 still active?
	BEQ	16$		;no, leave modem ints disabled.
	BIS	#UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;yes, enable modem ints
	BR	16$		;awaken bsc task if requested.

; here if not completion of kill or write

14$:	BIT	#LS.RGO!LS.RRN,(R4) ;receiver running?
	BEQ	15$		;no.
	BIC	#LS.RGO!LS.RRN!LS.CMP!LS.MDE,(R4) ;yes, clear the flags
	BIC	#UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;clear modem interrupt enable
	CLR	LB.CCH(R4)	;there is no current chunk
	MOV	LB.SLO(R4),R0	;point to current silo
	BIT	#MDSLFO,MDSLFG(R0) ;has it overflowed?
	BEQ	20$		;no.
	INC	LB.SE7(R4)	;yes, count silo overflows.
20$:	INC	LB.SE4(R4)	;must be an error...
	CALL	KDPERR		; since that is only reason for stopping
	BR	16$		;awaken bsc task if requested

; here if not completion of kill, write or read.

15$:	ATRACE	<R4,(R4),UP.RSR(R3),UP.RBF(R3),UP.XSR(R3),UP.XBF(R3),JIFCLK>
	STOPCD	KCQ		;kmc11 complete on an idle lcb
; here when line has made a transition.

16$:	CALL	KDPBWK		;wake the bsc
17$:

; here when we are done with this lcb.

18$:
.IF NE,DEBUG
	TST	R4		;have we an lcb?
	BEQ	19$		;no, dont trace
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;yes, trace new state of lcb
19$:
.ENDC ;.IF NE,DEBUG
	ADD	#2,R5		;increment line number * 2
	CMP	R5,#NLINES*2	;done last line?
	BGE	90$		;no, do the rest.
	JMP	11$
90$:

; here when we have done a pass and all lines have no action.

	RESTOR	<R5,R4,R3,R2,R1,R0>
	RTI			;exit the interrupt.
	.SBTTL		KDPDSF - process data set flags

;  R0 = dataset flags
;  R3 = DUP11 csr

; on return, R3 is destroyed.

	.ENABL	LSB
KDPDSF:	INC	LB.DIC(R4)	;count dataset interrupts
	MOV	R0,LB.DIS(R4)	;record last modem interrupt status
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),R0,LB.DEW(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK>
	TST	LB.DEW(R4)	;waiting for dataset enable?
	BNE	13$		;yes, ignore modem signal.
	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is the dup11 active?
	BEQ	13$		;no, ignore the modem signals
	MOV	R0,LB.DIP(R4)	;yes, record last modem signals processed
	BIT	#LS.XGO,(R4)	;waiting to start xmitter?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	14$		;yes, check for clear-to-send.
11$:	BIT	#LS.XRN,(R4)	;running the transmitter?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	CALL	18$		;yes, be sure cts still up
12$:	BIT	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;running receiver?
	BEQ	13$		;no.
	CALL	20$		;yes, worry about carrier failure.
13$:	RETURN
; three subroutines to process data set flags.  they are called
;  based on the current state of the dup11.

; R0 = modem status flags, from the dup11.
; R3 = pointer to dup11 csr

; HERE if we are waiting to start the transmitter

14$:	BIT	#UP.CTS,R0	;have we clear-to-send?
	BEQ	17$		;no, wait for it.
	BIT	#LS.RGO,(R4)	;waiting to start receiver?
	BEQ	15$		;no.
	BIC	#LS.RGO!LS.CAR,(R4) ;yes, waiting no longer.
	BIC	#UP.CAR,LB.DIP(R4) ;process carrier next time we see it
	BIS	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;start xmit, follow with rcv

; here if the write is not to be followed by a read

15$:	CALL	KDPXST		;start the dup
17$:	RETURN			;all done.

; here if we are running the transmitter

18$:	BIT	#UP.CTS,R0	;is clear-to-send still up?
	BNE	19$		;yes, all ok.
	INC	LB.SE6(R4)	;no, note clear-to-send failure
	CALL	KDPERR		;note error
	CALL	KDXSTP		;stop the transmitter
19$:	RETURN			;all done.

; here if the receiver is running.

20$:	BIT	#UP.CAR,R0	;IS CARRIER UP?
	BNE	24$		;yes
	BIT	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;no - was it up previously ?
	BEQ	22$		;no - worry not
	BIC	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;yes -  transition, flush the flag
	MOVB	#10.,LB.DRP+1(R4);set a timer to distinguish kmc/dataset race
				;from crufty carrier
	INCB	LB.DRP(R4)	;count these events
	BNE	23$
	DECB	LB.DRP(R4)	;hang at max count(255.)
23$:	TRACE	TRCLIN!TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),R0,LB.DRP(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK>

KDPCFL:	RETURN

; HERE IF CARRIER IS UP

24$:	TSTB	LB.DRP+1(R4)	;check if carrier previously went off
	BEQ	21$		;no - all is kosher
				;yes - this is a hard error
.IF NE,DEBUG
	CALL	23$		;trace this
	BIT	#TRCLER,TRCHLT	;check if we should halt
	BEQ	25$
	STOPCD	DBG
25$:	CALL	KDRSTP		;definitely a hard error if carrier bobbles
	RETURN
.ENDC	;.IF NE,DEBUG

21$:
.IF NE,DEBUG
	BIT	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;check for 1st detect
	BNE	22$		;no
	TRACE	TRCLIN!TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),R0,LB.DRP(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK>
KDPCDT:
.ENDC	;.IF NE,DEBUG

26$:	BIS	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;mark we have seen carrier
22$:	RETURN
	.DSABL	LSB
	.SBTTL		KDPINQ - see if the KMC11 has read any good characters lately

; all characters up to CHLEN have been processed.

; R5 points to the tcb
; R4 points to the current chunk.  

; on return:
;
;	C set: some characters were found in the silo.
;		if R4 undisturbed, they are in current chunk
;		  (the length field has been updated)
;		if R4 clear, get a new chunk to process.
;
;	C clear: the silo is empty.  it is now
;		set to restart the bsc task on the next character.

KDPINQ:	SAVE	<R0,R3,R2>
	MOV	R4,R0		;point r0 to current chunk
	MOV	TCLCB(R5),R4	;point to lcb
11$:	PIOFF
	BIT	#LS.RSE,(R4)	;has the receive silo been emptied since last call?
	BNE	13$		;yes, be sure processing is done.
	CMP	R0,LB.CCH(R4)	;no, is this still the current chunk?
	BNE	12$		;no.  discard it and get another.
	MOV	LB.SLO(R4),R3	;no, point r3 to silo
	MOV	MDSLPT(R3),R2	;get current address from silo
	SUB	LB.CCD(R4),R2	;subtract initial address
	CMP	R2,@LB.CCR(R4)	;has count changed?
	BNE	14$		;yes, process characters
	BR	16$		;no, tell caller to wait

; here to abandon this chunk because it is no longer being filled.

12$:	PION			;enable interrupts
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,R0,JIFCLK>	;trace decision to abandon old chunk
	MOV	R1,-(SP)	;save r1 
	CALL	FRECHK
	MOV	(SP)+,R1	;restore r1
	BR	15$		;tell caller to recycle

; here to tell caller to recycle because the silo has been
;  drained since the last time we came through here.  if we
;  do not do this, the silo might have been drained between
;  the caller's last test and our tests, so make caller
;  do his tests one more time.

13$:	BIC	#LS.RSE,(R4)	;clear interrupt flag
	PION			;restore interrupts
	BR	15$		;tell caller to recycle

; here to empty the silo and tell caller to process chars

14$:	CALL	MDSLEM		;empty the silo
	PION			;enable interrupts

; here to return, telling caller not to wait.

15$:	MOV	R0,R4		;restore r4
	RESTOR	<R2,R3,R0>
	SEC			;flag more processing required
	RETURN

; here if the silo is still empty.  arrange to awaken this task
;  when the next character is stored.

16$:	BIS	#LS.CIE,(R4)	;set wakeup flag
	BIS	#MDSLFE,MDSLFG(R3) ;make this silo interrupt on next character

; come here to wait the task.  from above, we will awaken
;  on the next character.  if the line is running fast,
;  we bypass the above code and just require the bsc task
;  to wait until either the chunk fills or its timer
;  expires.

17$:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,JIFCLK> ;trace decision to wait the task.
	PION			;restore interrupt level
	MOV	R0,R4		;restore r4
	RESTOR	<R2,R3,R0>
	CLC			;flag no characters
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		MDSLEM - empty the KMC11'S silo

; this subroutine is called from input interrupt
;  and if the bsc task needs more characters to
;  avoid going idle.

; interrupts are masked off by the caller of this subroutine.

; R4 = lcb pointer
; R3 = silo pointer (from LB.SLO(R4)).
;  destroys r2

MDSLEM:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),MDSLFG(R3),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace silo flag bits
	SAVE	<R0,R1>
	BIT	#MDSLFW,MDSLFG(R3) ;reached warning level yet?
	BEQ	MDSLE1		;no, dont switch silos
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,MDSLCC(R3)> ;yes, trace departure of chunk
	MOV	R4,R2		;build pointer to other silo
	ADD	#LB.SO1,R2
	CMP	R2,R3		;is this silo 1?
	BNE	13$		;no.
	ADD	#LB.SO2-LB.SO1,R2 ;yes, make r2 point to silo 2
13$:

; get a chunk to hold new silo data

	CALL	GTLCHK		;get a chunk
	BCS	14$		;yes, we are out of chunks
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,R0,JIFCLK> ;trace chunk manipulation
	CALL	MDSLOI		;initialize the new silo
	BR	MDSLE1		;process data in old silo

; here if we run out of chunks.  this is not a fatal error if
;  the bsc task sees the end of the bisync message before
;  needing the data that was lost.

14$:	INC	LB.CHD(R4)	;record exhaustion of chunks
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to dup11 csr
	CALL	KDRSTP		;stop the receiver
	BR	MDSLEX		;exit the subroutine
; here to give the characters in the silo to the task.
;  this is done by updating the length field of the current chunk

; R3 = pointer to silo.  LB.SLO(R4) may point to the other silo.

MDSLE1:	MOV	MDSLCC(R3),R2	;point to this silo's chunk
	MOV	MDSLPT(R3),R0	;compute new fill level
	SUB	R2,R0		;copy pointer
	SUB	#CHDAT,R0	;make pointer to data area
	MOV	R0,CHLEN(R2)	;store new length
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,R0,LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace new length
	BIT	#MDSLFW,MDSLFG(R3) ;are we at warning point?
	BEQ	12$		;no, dont record statistic.
	MOV	MDSLPT(R3),R0	;yes, get current fill point (note that this
				; may still be the current silo, but  this is unlikely)
	SUB	MDSLPW(R3),R0	;subtract warning point
	CMP	R0,LB.MDU(R4)	;greater than max needed before?
	BLO	12$		;no.
	MOV	R0,LB.MDU(R4)	;yes, store new max depth
12$:	CMP	R3,LB.SLO(R4)	;are we changing silos?
	BEQ	MDSLEX		;no.
	ADD	CHLEN(R2),LB.CRD(R4) ;yes, accumulate chars read
	CMP	LB.CRD(R4),#DQRLMT ;too many characters in message?
	BLE	MDSLEX		;no, look for another character.
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;yes, point to dup11 csr
	CALL	KDRSTP		;stop the receiver

; here when the silo has been emptied, or on an error.

MDSLEX:	CALL	CIEWAK		; wake the BSC if he is waiting on an event
	RESTOR	<R1,R0>
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		MDSLOI -  intiialize a silo

; R0 = pointer to chunk to hold data
; R2 = pointer to silo.
; R4 = lcb pointer

MDSLOI:	MOV	R0,LB.CCH(R4)	;silo chunk is now current
	MOV	LB.TC1(R4),R1	;get tcb of receive chunk handler
	TRACE	TRCLIN,<R4,R0,R2,LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK>
	CALL	QUECHK		;send him the chunk
	ADD	#CHLEN,R0	;point to length field
	MOV	R0,LB.CCR(R4)	;store for next input interrupt
	ADD	#CHDAT-CHLEN,R0	;point to data field
	MOV	R0,LB.CCD(R4)	;store for next input interrupt
	MOV	R0,MDSLPT(R2)	;store new initial data pointer
	ADD	#CHDATL,R0	;point to end of data area
	MOV	R0,MDSLPL(R2)	;store for overflow checking
	SUB	LB.MDS(R4),R0	;back up for latency
	MOV	R0,MDSLPW(R2)	;store as warning level
	MOV	LB.CCH(R4),MDSLCC(R2) ;copy pointer to current chunk
	CLR	MDSLFG(R2)	;clear silo flags
	MOV	R2,LB.SLO(R4)	;we have a new silo
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,LB.CCH(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace new "current chunk"
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		KDPKIL -  kill any KMC11/DUP11 operations  

; R4 = lcb pointer
; R5 = pointer to bsc tcb

; destroys r0, r1 and r3

KDPKIL:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace entry to kdpkil
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to csr

	CALL	KDXSTP		;flush the tranmitter if on
	CALL	KDRSTP		;flush the receiver if on


14$:	CLR	LB.CCH(R4)	;there is no current chunk
.IF NE,DEBUG
	MOV	#-1,LB.SLO(R4)	;the silo is gone
.ENDC ;.IF NE,DEBUG

; here when the line has been killed, or was not running at all.

15$:	PIOFF			;disable interrupts
	BIC	#UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;disable dataset interrupts
				; (avoid hardware race condition
				; in 11/34 by disabling ints)
	PION			;restore interrupts
16$:	CALL	DEQCHK		;any chunks in receiver queue?
	BCS	17$		;no.
	CALL	FRECHK		;flush it
	BR	16$		;be sure we've got them all.

; here when the kmc11/dup11 has been killed.

17$:	BIT	#LS.ACT!LS.CMP,(R4) ;was the kmc11 active?
	BEQ	19$		;no, this was all for nothing.
	BIT	#LS.KLC,(R4)	;yes, has the kill completed?
	BNE	18$		;yes.
	STOPCD	KKF		;no, kmc11 kill failed.

; here when the kill is complete.  clear all relevent lcb status bits.

18$:	BIC	#LS.ACT!LS.CMP!LS.KIL!LS.KLC,(R4)
				;the kmc11/dup11 is no longer active
19$:	TRACE	TRCDQF,R4	;trace completion of KDPKIL
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		MDCATV - poke the kmc11 so it will check its line blocks

MDACTV:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace entry to MDACTV
	SAVE	<R3,R0,R1,R2>
	MOV	LB.MD(R4),R3	;point to kmc11 table
	MOV	#MDMXTT,R2	;wait this long for kmc11 to respond
11$:	MOV	MDFGE(R3),R0	;get 11-flags
	MOV	MDFGK(R3),R1	; and kmc flags
	XOR	R1,R0		;xor 11-flags with kmc-flags
	BIT	#MDFEA,R0	;is old active flag still on?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	SOB	R2,11$		;yes, wait for kmc11 to follow
	STOPCD	KNA		;kmc11 not following active flag

12$:	BIT	#MDFKR,MDFGK(R3) ;is kmc11 still running?
	BNE	14$		;yes.
	STOPCD	KNR		;no, kmc11 not running.

; here when the kmc11 has completed the last operation and is running.

14$:	MOV	#MDFEA,R0	;get bit to xor
	XOR	R0,MDFGE(R3)	;complement active flag
	RESTOR	<R2,R1,R0,R3>
	RETURN			;done.
	.SBTTL		KDPOFF,KDPON,KDPSTS - DTR,DSR functions

;  set and clear the modem signals dtr and dsr.

; subroutine to clear dtr

; R0 = lcb address

KDPOFF:	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.SLA(R0),R0	;point to csr
	MOV	UP.RSR(R0),-(SP) ;save current state
	BIC	#UP.DTR,UP.RSR(R0) ;clear dtr
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<4(SP),4(SP),UP.RSR(R0),JIFCLK>;trace caller,line,DUP status
	BIT	#UP.DTR,(SP)+	;was it on ?
	BEQ	10$		;no - go away
	DSCHED	,#3*JIFSEC	;yes - allow time for slow modems and phones to hangup
10$:	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN

; subroutine to set dtr

KDPON:	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.SLA(R0),R0	;point to csr
	BIS	#UP.DTR,UP.RSR(R0) ;set dtr
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<2(SP),2(SP),UP.RSR(R0),JIFCLK>;trace caller,line,dq status
	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN

; subroutine to return values of dtr and dsr.

; R0 = lcb address
; R1 bits 1 and 2 are 0.

; on return:
;
;	bit 1 of R1 = DTR
;	bit 2 of R1 = DSR
;	 R1 is otherwise undisturbed.

KDPSTS:	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.SLA(R0),R0	;point to csr
	BIT	#UP.DTR,UP.RSR(R0) ;is dtr set?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	BIS	#B1,R1		;yes, set flag in r1
11$:	BIT	#UP.DSR,UP.RSR(R0) ;is dsr set?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	BIS	#B2,R1		;yes, set flag in r1
12$:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<2(SP),2(SP),UP.RSR(R0),JIFCLK>;trace caller,line,DUP status
	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		KDPTRP - stop code processor for the KDP driver

;  this subroutine is called to store the status of the dup11
;  in the lcb for post-mortum debugging.

;  R5 does not point to a tcb, but it must not be destroyed.

; R4 = lcb address

KDPTRP:	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get hardware address
	MOV	UP.RSR(R3),LB.RG0(R4) ;store receiver status register
	MOV	UP.RBF(R3),LB.RG1(R4) ;store receiver buffer
	MOV	UP.XSR(R3),LB.RG2(R4) ;store transmit status register
	MOV	UP.XBF(R3),LB.RG3(R4) ;store transmit buffer
	RETURN

; subroutine to stop the kmc11s on a fatal error.

TRAPMD:	CLR	R1		;kmc11 number
	MOV	#MDTBL,R3	;pointer to kmc11 table
11$:	BIC	#MDFER,MDFGE(R3) ;clear "11-running"
	ADD	#MDTLN,R3	;point to next kmc11 table
	INC	R1		;increment kmc11 number
	CMP	R1,NKMC11	;done all kmc11s?
	BLT	11$		;no, do the rest.
	RETURN			;return to trap handler.
	.SBTTL		KDPTIK - check on the DUP11S once a jiffie

;  we must count the clear-to-send delay and
;  compensate for improper dup11 jumpers which
;  will prevent the carrier signal from causing
;  an interrupt.
;
;  R4/line block

KDPTIK:
11$:	BIT	#LF.DAC,LB.FGS(R4);check for shut down
	BNE	15$		;yes - forget it
	PIOFF			;disable interrupts
	TST	LB.DEW(R4)	;waiting to set modem enable?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	DEC	LB.DEW(R4)	;yes, waited long enough?
	BNE	14$		;no, wait until next time
12$:	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to csr
	MOV	UP.RSR(R3),R0	;get modem status bits
	BIT	#UP.DIE,R0	;are modem interrupts enabled?
	BEQ	14$		;no, dont call subroutine.
	BIT	#UP.DCA!UP.DCB,R0 ;are dataset change flags set?
	BNE	13$		;yes, process any possible changes
	MOV	LB.DIP(R4),R2	;get last modem signals processed
	XOR	R0,R2		;check for any changes in signals
	BIT	#UP.CTS!UP.CAR,R2 ;any important modem signals changed?
	BEQ	14$		;no.
13$:	CALL	KDPDSF		;yes, process any modem signal changes
14$:	TSTB	LB.DRP+1(R4)	;check for carrier drop timer
	BEQ	10$		;no
	TRACE	TRCLIN!TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),R0,LB.DRP(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK>
	DECB	LB.DRP+1(R4)	;yes - count it down
	BNE	10$
.IF NE,DEBUG
	BIT	#TRCLER,TRCHLT	;check if we should halt
	BEQ	69$
	STOPCD	DBG
69$:
.ENDC	;.IF NE,DEBUG
	CALL	KDRSTP		;timed out before BSC could call
				; KDRSTP(when it sees end of msg), this is
				; a hardware error

10$:	PION			;restore interrupt level
15$:

; now check this line's KMC11

	MOV	LB.MD(R4),R3	;get the kmc control block
	BEQ	18$		;amazing - not controlled by a kmc
	MOV	#4,R2		;find 1st line controlled by this kmc11
	MOV	R3,R0
	ADD	#MDLCB,R0
20$:	TST	(R0)+		;find 1st nonzero entry
	BNE	25$
	SOB	R2,20$
	STOPCD	DBG		;should't be here

25$:	CMP	R4,-(R0)	;check if this line is 1st one in kmc's block
	BNE	18$		;this way we dthe kmc check only once

16$:	BIT	#MDFER,MDFGE(R3) ;is pdp-11 running?
	BEQ	18$		;no, this kmc11 not in use.
	BIT	#MDFKR,MDFGK(R3) ;yes, is kmc11 running?
	BEQ	18$		;no, no timeing yet.

; here when we have a running kmc11.

	INC	MDTIC(R3)	;count towards one second
	CMP	#JIFSEC,MDTIC(R3) ;reached a second yet?
	BNE	18$		;no, wait until next time
	CLR	MDTIC(R3)	;yes, reinitialize tick counter
	INC	MDALE(R3)	;count pdp-11 alive counter
	BIT	#7,MDALE(R3)	;has it been eight seconds? [2(755)]
	BNE	18$		;no, check next kmc11
	MOV	MDALK(R3),R0	;yes, get kmc11 alive counter
	CMP	R0,MDALKS(R3)	;same as last time?
	BNE	17$		;no, kmc11 still alive.
	STOPCD	KKS		;kmc11 keep-alive stopped.

17$:	MOV	R0,MDALKS(R3)	;save old value of keep-alive

; here when we are done with this kmc11

18$:

; here when we are done with this "tick".

	RETURN

.ENDC	;.IF NE,FT.KDP
	.SBTTL	  DUP11 - DUP11 synchronous line driver

.IF NE,FT.DUP


; this section contains subroutines to drive the dup11.
;  these are:

DUPENT:	DUPINI			;initialize the dup11
	DUPRED			;read a message
	DUPWRT			;output a data message
	DUPCTL			;output a control message
	DUPKIL			;cease any dup11 operations
	DUPINQ			;check if any more characters available in current msg
	DUPON			;set DTR on
	DUPOFF			;set DTR off
	DUPSTS			;return DTR,DSR status
	DUPTIK			;once per tick routine
	DUPTRP			;stop code processor
;		REVISION HISTORY


; 4(001) BS	ADDED EDIT NUMBERS
; 4(002)	Remove chunk ownership trace in DUP receiver interrupt code
; 4(003) 07-Apr-81 RLS	Changes to reflect use of message header for data(DQWRIT)
; 4(004) 17-Apr-81 RLS
;		Transform static flow control to static/line control
; 4(005) 28-DEC-81 RLS
;		Rewrite for performance.
; 4(006) 27-AUG-82 RLS GCO 4.2.1504
;		in DUPRED, continuous carrier case, fix wrong sense of branch
;		on transmitter active test.

VDUP11=006

VEDIT=VEDIT+VDUP11
	.SBTTL		DUPINI - initialization

; R4 = pointer to line control block for dup11 to be initialized.

DUPINI:	TRACE	TRCDQF,R4	;trace dup11 initialization
	MOV	#DUPRI,LVECRA(R4) ;set receiver interrupt process address
	MOV	#DUPXI,LVECXA(R4) ;set transmitter interrupt process address
	MOV	#1,LB.TRL(R4)	;set number of trailing pads for data message
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get dup11 line hardware address
	MOV	#UP.INI,UP.XSR(R3) ;initialize the dup11
11$:	BIT	#UP.INI,UP.XSR(R3) ;has it finished initialization?
	BNE	11$		;no, wait for it.
	MOV	#UP.CCI!UP.DMD!EBCSYN,UP.PAR(R3) ;set up parms for bisync
	MOV	#UP.HDX,UP.XSR(R3) ;blind receiver during transmissions
	MOV	#UP.SSY,UP.RSR(R3) ;strip leading sync from messages
	CALL	DUPKIL		;kill io to complete database initialization
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DUPRED - start receiver

; R4 = pointer to line control block
;
; returns C bit set if error, clear if ok.
;  (only error is chunks depleted)

DUPRED:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,JIFCLK> ;trace entry to DUPRED
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get hardware address
	CALL	RCVCHK		;get enough chunks to receive a message
	BCS	14$		;no more chunks

; here when everything is ready.
;  we must start the receiver now, since some dup11's
;  don't interrupt on carrier, and if we wait up to
;  16 milliseconds before starting the receiver after
;  getting carrier, we will frequently lose the first
;  character of the message.

	PIOFF			;disable cpu interrupts

	CALL	DNXRCK		;setup to receive
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R5,(R4),UP.RSR(R3),LB.CCH(R4),LB.RBF(R4),TCCHKQ(R5),TCCHK2(R5)>
	BIS	#LS.RGO,(R4)	;waiting to start receiver
	BIT	#UP.CAR,UP.RSR(R3) ;check for continous carrier
	BNE	10$		;yes - we can't expect a carrier detect interrupt
				;switched carrier
	BIC	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;we have not yet seen carrier
	BIC	#UP.CAR,LB.DIP(R4) ;process carrier next time we see it
	BR	12$

10$:	BIS	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;carrier has been seen
	BIS	#UP.CAR,LB.DIP(R4);so we don't need to process it
	BIT	#LS.XGO!LS.XRN,(R4) ;carrier present - check pending transmit
	BNE	12$		;yes - wait for transmision end
	CALL	DPRSTR		;start the sucker

12$:	BIS	#UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;enable modem interrupts
	PION			;restore cpu priority
	CLC			;flag no error
14$:	RETURN

DPRSTR:	BIS	#UP.DIE!UP.RIE!UP.REN,UP.RSR(R3) ;start the dup11 now
	BIS	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;receiver is now running
	BIC	#LS.RGO,(R4)	;not waiting to start it anymore
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DUPWRT - start transmitting a data message from LB.MSG

; R4 = pointer to line control block
;
; returns with C bit set if error, clear if not.

DUPWRT:	TRACE	TRCDQF!TRCLIN,<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.MSG(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace entry to DUPWRT

	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	; is dup11 still active?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	DUPKIL		;yes - kleen up
11$:	BIC	#LS.CTL,(R4)	;this is a data, not a control message
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get dup11 hardware address

	MOV	LB.MSG(R4),R0	;get the message
	CALL	FMSGI		;maske sure it is inited for output
				;LB.MSG/ptr to message already inited for output
				;	MSGPTR/ptr to 1st full byte
				;	MSGLCH/ptr to 1st chunk(=message header)
				;	CHLEN of 1st chunk/bytes in 1st chunk
	MOV	MSGPTR(R0),LB.CXD(R4) ;set data ptr
	MOV	(R0)+,LB.CCX(R4) ;save ptr to next chunk in message
	MOV	(R0),LB.CXR(R4) ;set byte count

	CALL	DPXSTR		;arrange to start transmitter
	RETURN
; subroutine to arrange to start the transmitter

DPXSTR:	BIS	#LS.XGO,(R4)	;xmitter waiting for cts
	MFPS	-(SP)		;save interrupt level
	MTPS	#BR7		;disable interrupts
	BIS	#UP.RTS!UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;raise request to send
				; and enable for cts interrupt
	MOV	LB.CSD(R4),LB.DEW(R4) ;wait a while, then check for cts
				; note that modem interrupts are ignored
				; until time is up.
	BNE	11$		;time is not yet up.

; here if clear-to-send delay specified is zero.
;  if cts is up, start the transmitter.  note that
;  a zero clear-to-send delay should be used only with modems
;  that have a clear-to-send delay of less than 16 milliseconds,
;  since a larger delay can be timed without loss of efficiency
;  and too short a delay (less than about 8 milliseconds)
;  does not work with some ibm hosts.

	BIT	#UP.CTS,UP.RSR(R3) ;is cts up?
	BEQ	11$		;no, wait for modem interrupt
	CALL	DUPXST		;start dup
	BR	12$		;enable interrupts, clear c and return.

; here if cts delay is non-zero, or if it is zero and cts is not up.

11$:	BIC	#UP.CTS,LB.DIP(R4) ;process cts raising next time we see it
12$:	MTPS	(SP)+		;enable interrupts
	CLC
	RETURN

DUPXST:	BIS	#UP.SND,UP.XSR(R3) ;start dup transmitter
	MOV	#UP.XSM!EBCPAD,UP.XBF(R3) ;start transmission
	BIC	#LS.XGO,(R4)	;not waiting for cts
	BIS	#LS.XRN,(R4)	;now running
	CLR	R0
	BISB	@LB.CXD(R4),R0	;get 1ST data char
	INC	LB.CXD(R4)	;advance data byte ptr
				;but don't count it
10$:	BIT	#UP.XDN,UP.XSR(R3) ;wait for transmitter done - should be soon
	BEQ	10$
	MOV	R0,UP.XBF(R3)	;stuff 1st character - clears start bit
	BIS	#UP.XIE,UP.XSR(R3) ;now turn on transmitter interrupts
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DUPCTL - start transmitting a control message (e.g., ACK)

; R4 = pointer to line control block
; R0 = pointer to message to send
; R1 = length of message to send
;
; on return:
;
;	C set if error, clear if not.

DUPCTL:	TRACE	TRCDQF!TRCLIN,<(SP),R4,(R4),R0,R1,JIFCLK> ;trace entry to DUPCTL
	MOV	R0,LB.CMA(R4)	;remember control message address
	MOV	R1,LB.CMC(R4)	; and length

	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is dup11 still active?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	DUPKIL		;yes - kleen up
11$:	BIS	#LS.CTL,(R4)	; we are working on a control message
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get dup11 hardware address

	MOV	LB.CMA(R4),LB.CXD(R4) ;set data ptr
	MOV	LB.CMC(R4),LB.CXR(R4) ;set byte count
	CALL	DPXSTR		; arrange to start transmitter
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DUPRI - receiver interrupt processor

; this is the common interrupt code for dup11 receiver interrupts.
;  it is called with ps containing the line number.
;  modem interrupts also come here.

DUPRI:	RCVADJ			;dup11 receiver interrupt processor
				;R4 -> line block for interrupting dup11
				;old R4 on stack
	SAVE	<R3,R1>
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get device address
	MOV	UP.RSR(R3),LB.RST(R4) ;get receiver status register
	BMI	10$		;summary for various conditions:
				; cts transition
				; ring
				; with optional jumper W5 installed:
				; carrier detect transition
				; dsr transition
				; secondary receive data line transition
	MOV	UP.RBF(R3),R1	;no, get character
	BMI	12$		;error.
	MOVB	R1,@LB.CCD(R4)	;store byte in current chunk
	INC	LB.CCD(R4)	;advance pointer
	DEC	LB.CCR(R4)	;count the character
	BGT	20$		;chunk not full yet

; we have filled the current chunk.  get another one so we can fill it.

	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.CCH(R4),R0	;set the byte count
	MOV	#CHDATL,CHLEN(R0)
	CALL	DNXRCK		;advance to next chunk
	BCC	17$
	BR	14$		;msg is already maximum length

10$:	SAVE	R0		;error

11$:	MOV	LB.RST(R4),R0	;get the status flags
	CALL	DUPDSF		;process dataset flags
	BR	17$

; here on error in receiver

12$:	SAVE	R0
	INC	LB.SE4(R4)	;receiver overrun
	CALL	DUPERR		;record an error
				;terminate the interrupt.

; come here if we have too long a message.  if this is actually
;  an error and not just reading pads it will be caught by
;  the bsc task, as above.

14$:	CALL	DPRSTP		;kill the receiver
	RESTOR	R0
	BR	35$		;force scheduler pass

; here to restore registers and return.

17$:	RESTOR	R0
	BR	25$

20$:	CMPB	#EBCPAD,R1	;check for possible end of message
	BEQ	30$		;maybe

25$:	RESTOR	<R1,R3,R4>
	RTI			;exit interrupt

30$:	MOV	#CHDATL,R1	;update current chunk byte count
	SUB	LB.CCR(R4),R1	; minus bytes already counted
	MOV	R1,@LB.CHL(R4)	;stuff in chunk byte count word
	SIGNAL	LB.TC1(R4),EBINTR,NOTRACE
	SETSKD	LB.TC1(R4)

35$:	RESTOR	<R1,R3,R4>
	JMP	SKDCHK		;force scheduler pass

DUPFUL:	BIT	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;update curretn chunk's byte count
	BEQ	10$		;can't safely update count if receiver not running
	SAVE	R0
	MOV	#CHDATL,R0	;max possible
	SUB	LB.CCR(R4),R0	; minus bytes already counted
	MOV	R0,@LB.CHL(R4)	;stuff in chunk byte count word
	RESTOR	R0
10$:	RETURN

DNXRCK:	MOV	LB.RBF(R4),R0	;advance to next chunk to receive more message
	BEQ	10$		;no more - msg a trifle long
	MOV	R0,LB.CCH(R4)	;set as current buffer
	MOV	(R0)+,LB.RBF(R4) ;delink it
	MOV	R0,LB.CHL(R4)	;set ptr to chunk byte count
	CLR	(R0)+		;clear chunk byte count
	MOV	R0,LB.CCD(R4)	;stash the data ptr
	MOV	#CHDATL,LB.CCR(R4) ;init the receive count
	MOV	LB.CCH(R4),R0	;get the current chunk
	MOV	LB.TC1(R4),R1
	JMP	QUEFST		;and queue it to the bsc task
10$:	SEC
	RETURN
; subroutine to record a dup11 error.

DUPERR:	MOV	UP.RSR(R3),LB.SE2(R4) ;record status reg 1
	MOV	UP.XSR(R3),LB.SE3(R4) ; and status reg 2
	ATRACE	<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.SE2(R4),LB.SE3(R4),JIFCLK>
	BIT 	#LS.ENB,(R4)	;is this because line is disabled
	BEQ	20$
	INC	LB.SE1(R4)	;count master error counter
	BIS	#LS.ERR,(R4)	;flag an error

.IF NE,DEBUG
	BIT	#TRCLER,TRCHLT
	BEQ	20$
	STOPCD	BUG
.ENDC	;.IF NE,DEBUG

20$:	RETURN
; subroutine to stop the receiver
;
;   R4 points to lcb, R3 to csr.

DPRSTP:				;stop the receiver
	CALL	DUPFUL		;final update of chunk byte count
	BIC	#UP.REN!UP.RIE!UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;stop the receiver
	BIC	#LS.RGO!LS.RRN,(R4) ;not running
	CALL	RCVCLR		;flush unused receive buffers
	CALL	DUPBWK		;wake the bsc task
	RETURN

DUPBWK:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),JIFCLK> ;wake the bsc task
	BIC	#LS.CIE,(R4)	;yes, clear flag
	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.TC1(R4),R0	;point to bsc task's tcb
	SIGNAL	R0,EBINTR
	SETSKD	R0		;force scheduling pass
	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DUPXI - transmitter interrupt processor

DUPXI:	XMTADJ			;dup11 transmitter interrupt processor
				;R4 -> line block for interrupting dup
				;old R4 on stack
	SAVE	<R1,R3>
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get hardware address

	MOV	UP.XSR(R3),R1	;get transmitter status bits
	BMI	17$		;branch if any errors.

; here when we have a real transmit done interrupt.

11$:	DEC	LB.CXR(R4)	;count the character just completed
	BLE	12$		;check if chunk empty

13$:	MOVB	@LB.CXD(R4),UP.XBF(R3) ;do next character
	INC	LB.CXD(R4)	;advance data ptr

19$:	RESTOR	<R3,R1,R4>
	RTI

12$:	BLT	18$		;this interrupt for last character completing
	BIT	#LS.CTL,(R4)	;are we sending a control message?
	BNE	15$		;yes - end of message by definition
	MOV	LB.CCX(R4),R1	;get next chunk to go
	BEQ	15$		;end of message
	MOV	(R1)+,LB.CCX(R4) ;delink this chunk
	MOV	(R1)+,LB.CXR(R4) ;set number characters in this chunk
	MOV	R1,LB.CXD(R4)	;set data ptr
	BR	13$		;output next character from new chunk

;here on end of message

15$:	BIS	#UP.XEM,UP.XBF(R3) ;tell the dup11 end of message
16$:	BIC	#UP.SND,UP.XSR(R3) ;next interrupt on end of message state
	BR	19$

; here on transmit error interrupt
;  (the only error detected here is transmitter data late.)

17$:	MOV	R1,LB.XST(R4)	;record last transmit status
	MOV	R1,LB.ERS(R4)	;save error status
	TRACE	TRCDQF!TRCLIN,<R4,R1,JIFCLK> ;trace error interrupt
	BIS	#LS.ERR,(R4)	;flag an error
	INC	LB.SE5(R4)	;count transmitter not fast enough
	CALL	DUPERR		;record the error
	BIC	#UP.SND,UP.XSR(R3) ;kill the transmitter

18$:	CALL	DPXST1		;wind up
	BIT	#LS.RGO,(R4)	;check for pending read
	BEQ	25$		;no - go away
	BIT	#UP.CAR,UP.RSR(R3) ;yes - check for continuous carrier
	BEQ	25$		;no - wait for carrier detect interrupt
	CALL	DPRSTR		;yes - start the receiver now

25$:	RESTOR	<R3,R1,R4>
	JMP	SKDCHK		;and force scheduler pass
; subroutine to stop the transmitter
;
; R4 points to the lcb
; R3 points to the csr

DPXSTP:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,JIFCLK> ;trace dup11 transmitter stop
	BIC	#UP.SND,UP.XSR(R3) ;tell dup11 we have stopped sending
	BIT	#UP.XIE,UP.XSR(R3) ;are transmit interrupts enabled?
	BEQ	DPXST1		;no, do second half right away.
	CLR	LB.CXR(R4)	;indicate that next character done is final
	RETURN

; subroutine called on next transmit done interrupt
;  or branched to from above when transmit interrupts not enabled.
; also called directly from transmit error, since in that case
;  we do not get another done interrupt.

DPXST1:	BIC	#UP.RTS,UP.RSR(R3) ;drop request to send
	BIC	#UP.XIE,UP.XSR(R3) ;disable transmit done interrupts
	BIC	#LS.XGO!LS.XRN,(R4) ;dup11 transmitter not running
	CLR	LB.DEW(R4)	;not waiting to enable modem
	CALL	DUPBWK		;wake the bsc task
	RETURN
; subroutine to process a data set flag.

	.ENABL	LSB
DUPDSF:	INC	LB.DIC(R4)	;count dataset interrupts
	MOV	R0,LB.DIS(R4)	;record last modem interrupt status
	TST	LB.DEW(R4)	;waiting for dataset enable?
	BNE	14$		;yes, ignore modem signal.
	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is the dup11 active?
	BEQ	14$		;no, ignore the modem signals
	MOV	R0,LB.DIP(R4)	;yes, record last modem signals processed
	BIT	#LS.XGO,(R4)	;waiting to start xmitter?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	CALL	15$		;yes, check for clear-to-send.
11$:	BIT	#LS.XRN,(R4)	;running the transmitter?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	CALL	17$		;yes, be sure cts still up
12$:	BIT	#LS.RGO,(R4)	;waiting to start receiver?
	BEQ	13$		;no.
	CALL	19$		;yes, see if carrier up yet
13$:	BIT	#LS.RRN,(R4)	;running receiver?
	BEQ	14$		;no.
	CALL	21$		;yes, worry about carrier failure.
14$:	RETURN

; four subroutines to process data set flags.  they are called
;  based on the current state of the dup11.
;
; R0 = modem status flags, from the dup11.
;
; here if we are waiting to start the transmitter

15$:	BIT	#UP.CTS,R0	;have we clear-to-send?
	BEQ	16$		;no, wait for it.
	CALL	DUPXST		;yes - start the transmitter
	MOV	LB.DIS(R4),R0	;get the modem status back
16$:	RETURN

; here if we are running the transmitter

17$:	BIT	#UP.CTS,R0	;is clear-to-send still up?
	BNE	18$		;yes, all ok.
	INC	LB.SE6(R4)	;no, note clear-to-send failure
	CALL	DUPERR		;note error
	CALL	DPXSTP		;stop the transmitter
18$:	RETURN

; here if we are waiting to start the receiver

19$:	BIT	#UP.CAR,R0	;is carrier up yet?
	BEQ	20$		;no, keep waiting for it.
	CALL	DPRSTR		;yes - start the receiver now
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),R0,JIFCLK>
DPRCDT:	BIS	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;mark we have seen carrier

20$:	RETURN

; here if the receiver is running.

21$:	BIT	#UP.CAR,R0	;is carrier up?
	BNE	22$		;yes.
	BIT	#LS.CAR,(R4)	;no, have we seen carrier yet?
	BEQ	23$		;no, dont worry about it.
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<R4,(R4),R0,JIFCLK>
DPRCFL:	CALL	DPRSTP		;yes, stop the receiver
	RETURN			;all done.

; here if carrier is up

22$:

23$:	RETURN
	.DSABL	LSB
	.SBTTL		DUPINQ - check if any more characters available

; R5/tcb
;
; on return:
;
;	C set: DUPFUL has found characters in the DUP11
;		(not possible in this version)
;	C clear: the dup11 has no characters.  it is now
;		set to restart the bsc task on the next character.

DUPINQ:	SAVE	R4
	MOV	TCLCB(R5),R4	;point to lcb
	PIOFF			;disable interrupts
	TRACE	TRCDQD,<R4,(R4),LB.CCH(R4),LB.CCD(R4),LB.CCR(R4),@LB.CHL(R4),JIFCLK>
	MOV	@LB.CHL(R4),-(SP) ;save current chunk count
	CALL	DUPFUL		;update character count in current chunk
	CMP	(SP)+,@LB.CHL(R4) ;check if it changed
	BEQ	20$		;no
	PION			;restore interrupt level
	RESTOR	R4
	SEC			;claim there characters to be found
	RETURN
20$:	PION
	RESTOR	R4
	CLC
	RETURN			;claim there are no characters to be found
	.SBTTL		DUPKIL - kill any dup11 operations.  

; R4 = lcb pointer
; R5 = pointer to bsc tcb

DUPKIL:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<(SP),R4,(R4),LB.ALR(R4),JIFCLK> ;trace entry to dupkil
	SAVE	<R0,R1,R3>
	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to csr
	PIOFF			;disable interrupts
	BIT	#LS.ACT,(R4)	;is the dup11 doing anything?
	BEQ	12$		;no.

; consider stopping the transmitter

	BIT	#LS.XGO!LS.XRN,(R4) ;yes, transmitter running?
	BEQ	11$		;no.
	BIC	#UP.XIE,UP.XSR(R3) ;disable transmit done interrupts
	CALL	DPXSTP		;stop the transmitter

; consider stopping the receiver

11$:	BIT	#LS.RGO!LS.RRN,(R4) ;is receiver running?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	CALL	DPRSTP		;yes, stop the receiver
12$:	BIC	#UP.DIE,UP.RSR(R3) ;clear dataset interrupt enbale
	PION			;enable interrupts
13$:	CALL	DEQCHK		;any chunks in receiver queue?
	BCS	14$		;no.
	CALL	FRECHK		;flush it
	BR	13$		;be sure we've got them all.

; here when the dup11 has been killed.

14$:	RESTOR	<R3,R1,R0>
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DUPON,DUPOFF,DUPSTS - set,clear,check DTR,DSR

; three subroutines to interface to the dl10 task.  these sense
;  set and clear the modem signals dtr and dsr.
;
; subroutine to clear DTR
;
; R0 = lcb address

DUPOFF:	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.SLA(R0),R0		;point to csr
	MOV	UP.RSR(R0),-(SP)	;save current state
	BIC	#UP.DTR,UP.RSR(R0)	;clear dtr
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<4(SP),4(SP),UP.RSR(R0),JIFCLK> ;trace caller,line,DUP status
	BIT	#UP.DTR,(SP)+		;was it on ?
	BEQ	10$			;no - go away
	DSCHED	,#3*JIFSEC		;yes - allow time for slow modems
					; and phones to hangup
10$:	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN

; subroutine to set DTR

DUPON:	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.SLA(R0),R0		;point to csr
	BIS	#UP.DTR,UP.RSR(R0)	;set dtr
	TRACE	TRCDQF,<2(SP),2(SP),UP.RSR(R0),JIFCLK> ;trace caller,line,dq status
	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN

; subroutine to return values of DTR and DSR.
;
; R0 = lcb address
; R1 bits 1 and 2 are 0.
;
; on return:
;
;	bit 1 of R1 = DTR
;	bit 2 of R1 = DSR
;	 R1 is otherwise undisturbed.

DUPSTS:	SAVE	R0
	MOV	LB.SLA(R0),R0		;point to csr
	BIT	#UP.DTR,UP.RSR(R0)	;is dtr set?
	BEQ	11$			;no.
	BIS	#B1,R1			;yes, set flag in r1
11$:	BIT	#UP.DSR,UP.RSR(R0)	;is dsr set?
	BEQ	12$			;no.
	BIS	#B2,R1			;yes, set flag in r1
12$:	TRACE	TRCDQF,<2(SP),2(SP),UP.RSR(R0),JIFCLK> ;trace caller,line,dq status
	RESTOR	R0
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DUPTRP - stop code processor for dups

; subroutine to interface with the trap handler.  on a stop code
;  this subroutine is called to store the status of the dup11
;  in the lcb for post-mortum debugging.
;  R5 does not point to a tcb, but it must not be destroyed.
;
; R4 = lcb address

DUPTRP:	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;get hardware address
	MOV	UP.RSR(R3),LB.RG0(R4) ;store receiver status register
	MOV	UP.RBF(R3),LB.RG1(R4) ;store receiver buffer
	MOV	UP.XSR(R3),LB.RG2(R4) ;store transmit status register
	MOV	UP.XBF(R3),LB.RG3(R4) ;store transmit buffer
	RETURN
	.SBTTL		DUPTIK - once per tick routine

; subroutine to check on the dup11s once a jiffie
;  we must count the clear-to-send delay and
;  compensate for improper dup11 jumpers which
;  will prevent the carrier signal from causing
;  an interrupt.
;
;	R4/line block ptr

DUPTIK:	CLR	R1		;r1 is dup11 number
	BIT	#LF.DAC,LB.FGS(R4) ;check for shut down
	BNE	15$		;yes - forget it
	PIOFF			;disable interrupts
	TST	LB.DEW(R4)	;waiting to set modem enable?
	BEQ	12$		;no.
	DEC	LB.DEW(R4)	;yes, waited long enough?
	BNE	14$		;no, wait until next time
12$:	MOV	LB.SLA(R4),R3	;point to csr
	MOV	UP.RSR(R3),R0	;get modem status bits

20$:	BIT	#UP.DIE,R0	;are modem interrupts enabled?
	BEQ	14$		;no, dont call subroutine.
	BIT	#UP.DCA,R0	;check for any summary bits(DCB seems to be on always)
	BNE	13$		;always process these
	MOV	LB.DIP(R4),R2	;get last modem signals processed
	XOR	R0,R2		;check for any changes in signals
	BIT	#UP.DCA!UP.DCB!UP.CTS!UP.CAR,R2 ;any important modem signals changed?
	BEQ	14$		;no.
13$:	CALL	DUPDSF		;yes, process any modem signal changes
14$:	PION			;restore interrupt level
15$:	RETURN

.ENDC	;.IF NE,FT.DUP
	.SBTTL		control messages


; ENQ message, for bidding for the line and asking for a
;  repeat of the last response.

ENQMSG:	.BYTE	EBCLPD,EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCENQ
ENQLEN=.-ENQMSG
	.BYTE	EBCPAD
.IIF NE,FT.DQ,	.BYTE	EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD

; ACK-0 message, used for positive acknowledgment to bid and
;  for positive acknowledge of even data blocks

AK0MSG:	.BYTE	EBCLPD,EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCDLE,EBCAK0
AK0LEN=.-AK0MSG
	.BYTE	EBCPAD
.IIF NE,FT.DQ,	.BYTE	EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD

; ACK-1 message, used for positive acknowledgment of odd data
;  blocks

AK1MSG:	.BYTE	EBCLPD,EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCDLE,EBCAK1
AK1LEN=.-AK1MSG
	.BYTE	EBCPAD
.IIF NE,FT.DQ,	.BYTE	EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD

; TTD message, for soliciting a NAK because data is not
;  yet ready.

TTDMSG:	.BYTE	EBCLPD,EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSTX,EBCENQ
TTDLEN=.-TTDMSG
	.BYTE	EBCPAD
.IIF NE,FT.DQ,	.BYTE	EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD

;  SOH-ENQ - hasp bid sequence for bidding for a line.

BIDMSG:	.BYTE	EBCLPD,EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSOH,EBCENQ
BIDLEN=.-BIDMSG
	.BYTE	EBCPAD
.IIF NE,FT.DQ,	.BYTE	EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD

; EOT message, used to terminate a message sequence.

EOTMSG:	.BYTE	EBCLPD,EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN,EBCEOT
EOTLEN=.-EOTMSG
	.BYTE	EBCPAD
.IIF NE,FT.DQ,	.BYTE	EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD

; DLE-EOT message, used to declare line shutdown for leased lines.

DISMSG:	.BYTE	EBCLPD,EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN,EBCDLE,EBCEOT
DISLEN=.-DISMSG
	.BYTE	EBCPAD
.IIF NE,FT.DQ,	.BYTE	EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD

; NAK message, used to request the retransmission of the last
;  data message and to refuse a bid.

NAKMSG:	.BYTE	EBCLPD,EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCNAK
NAKLEN=.-NAKMSG
	.BYTE	EBCPAD
.IIF NE,FT.DQ,	.BYTE	EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD

; WACK message, used to acknowledge a data block but force a wait
;  before the next data block is sent.

WAKMSG:	.BYTE	EBCLPD,EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCSYN
	.BYTE	EBCSYN,EBCDLE,EBCWAK
WAKLEN=.-WAKMSG
	.BYTE	EBCPAD
.IIF NE,FT.DQ,	.BYTE	EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD,EBCPAD

	.EVEN			;be sure next section starts on a word boundry