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UNIVERSAL S - SYSTEM PARAMETER FILE FOR 6.03 MONITOR - V755
SUBTTL /TH/AF/CHW/RCC/DAL/I/BGE/RLD 01 MAR 1977
SEARCH F
;THIS UNIVERSAL FILE IS ASSEMBLED BEFORE EACH MONITOR MODULE. THIS FILE
; MUST BE ASSEMBLED BEFORE ANY MONITOR MODULES ARE ASSEMBLED, HOWEVER,
; IT NEED BE ASSEMBLED ONLY ONCE REGARDLESS OF THE NUMBER OF MONITOR
; MODULES WHICH FOLLOW. EXAMPLE:
;
; .COMPILE F.MAC/COMPILE,S.MAC/COMPILE,FILIO,FILFND,FILUUO,SCNSER
;
;THE FILES F.REL AND S.REL ARE NOT NEEDED AND MAY BE DISCARDED.
;THE UNIVERSAL FILE F.MAC MUST BE ASSEMBLED BEFORE S.MAC
;***COPYRIGHT 1969,1970,1971,1972,1973,1974,1975,1976,1977 DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP., MAYNARD, MASS.***
DEFINE XPP(A,B) ;SYSTEM PARAMETER WHICH WILL PRINT-OUT FROM DDT
<A=:B>
DEFINE XPL(A,B) ;LOCAL PARAMETER WHICH WILL PRINT-OUT FROM DDT
<A=B>
DEFINE XP(A,B) ;SYSTEM PARAMETER WHICH WILL NOT PRINT FROM DDT
<A==:B>
DEFINE ND(A,B) ;DEFINE A IF NOT DEFINED
<IFNDEF A,<XP <A>,<B>>>
DEFINE NDL(A,B) ;DEFINE A AS LOCAL IF NOT DEFINED
<IFNDEF A,<A==B>>
; TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR S
;
;
; SECTION PAGE
; 1. ACCUMULATOR ASSIGNMENTS............................... 4
; 2. CHANNEL DATA BLOCK.................................... 7
; 3. DEVICE DATA BLOCK (DDB)............................... 9
; 4. FLAG BITS
; 4.1 S AND DEVIOS(F)............................... 15
; 4.2 UUOS.......................................... 17
; 4.3 PAGE ACCESSIBILITY UUO........................ 19
; 4.4 PAGE. UUO..................................... 19
; 5. PAGE. UUO
; 5.1 FUNCTION CODES................................ 19
; 5.2 ERROR CODES................................... 19
; 6. BITS FOR TESTING UUOS................................. 20
; 7. SCHED. UUO ERROR CODES................................ 20
; 8. SEARCH LIST PARAMETERS AND LIMITS..................... 21
; 9. BITS IN JOB TABLES
; 9.1 JOB STATUS WORD (JBTSTS)...................... 26
; 9.2 JBTST2........................................ 30
; 9.3 JBTSWP, JBTPPB AND PAGTAB..................... 31
; 9.4 MEMTAB AND SWPLST............................. 32
; 9.5 JBTSGN........................................ 33
; 9.6 JBTPRV........................................ 34
; 9.7 WORDS OF PROCESS DATA BLOCKS.................. 34
; 9.8 JBTWCH AND JBTRSP............................. 35
; 9.9 JBTLIM, JBTSPL................................ 36
; 9.10 JBTSPS........................................ 37
; 9.11 JBTPIA AND PSISER DEFINITIONS................. 38
; 10. ERROR CODES........................................... 40
; 11. JOB BUFFER HEADER..................................... 41
; 12. ARGUMENTS FOR EXTENDED LOOKUP/ENTER/RENAME............ 42
; 13. MEM PARITY ERROR RECOVERY............................. 43
; 14. CODES FOR DAEMON ERROR REPORTING...................... 44
; 15. BITS IN STATES AND DEBUGF............................. 45
; 16. TAPSER AND IORB BIT DEFINITIONS....................... 46
; 17. MTAPE AND TAPOP. DEFINITIONS.......................... 49
; 18. TAPE LABEL DEFINITIONS................................ 50
; 19. EVENT WAIT CODE DEFINITIONS........................... 51
; 20. SAVE-FILE FORMAT DEFINITIONS.......................... 52
; 21. BITS IN GETTAB TABLE (NUMTAB)......................... 53
; 22. TMPCOR AND TELETYPE PARAMETERS........................ 54
; 23. DEFINITIONS FOR DC44, DC75, DC76, DAS78 AND DAS85..... 55
; 24. HARDWARE BITS
; 24.1 FOR BOTH KA10 AND KI10 PROCESSORS............. 59
; 24.2 FOR KA10 PROCESSOR (APR, PI, PC).............. 60
; 24.3 FOR KI10 PROCESSOR............................ 63
; 24.4 FOR KL10 PROCESSOR............................ 67
; 25. KI10/KL10 PAGE MAP LAYOUT............................. 70
; 26. FEATURE TEST SWITCHES WHICH MUST BE ON................ 74
; 27. OPDEFS................................................ 75
; 28. SYSTEM MACROS
; 28.1 GENERAL....................................... 76
; 28.2 STOPCD........................................ 77
; 28.3 FRAME......................................... 78
; 28.4 METER POINT................................... 79
; 28.5 EXECUTIVE EXECUTE............................. 80
; 28.6 SOFTWARE INTERRUPTS........................... 82
; 28.7 TWO SEGMENT MONITOR........................... 83
; 28.8 UUO ERROR CODE GENERATOR...................... 84
; 28.9 MULTI PROCESSING.............................. 85
; 28.10 QUEUE DEFINITIONS............................. 87
; 29. MONITOR/USER SYMBOL PREFIXES.......................... 88
; 30. DEFINE THE SYMBOLS FOR THE LINK PSEUDO OPERATIONS..... 91
SUBTTL ACCUMULATOR ASSIGNMENTS
;*** ON JUNE 1,1971 ALL ACCUMULATOR NAMES WERE CHANGED TO REDUCE TO
;*** SIXTEEN NAMES. THE OLD ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE FOUND AFTER THE
;*** CURRENT ASSIGNMENTS, UNDER REPEAT 0.
;SEE FILSER.FLO FOR SUBROUTINE CALLING CONVENTIONS
;* MEANS LOADED BY UUO HANDLER ON ALL UUOS
XPP S,0 ;*I/O DEVICE STATUS WORD (SEE BELOW FOR BITS)
XPP P,1 ;*PUSH DOWN POINTER (SEPARATE LIST FOR EACH PI
; CHANNEL AND EACH USER JOB)
XPP J,2 ;BUFFER ITEM COUNT, OR JOB NUMBER
;IN LEVEL D FILSER ADR OF CONTROLLER DATA BLOCK - ONE PER CONTROLLER
;IN REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS HANDLER ADR OF STATION DATA BLOCK
XPP R,3 ;*LH=HIGHEST RELATIVE LOCATION IN USER AREA
XPP F,4 ;*LH=UUOS DONE SO FAR FOR THIS DEVICE (SEE BELOW)
; RH=ADDRESS OF DEVICE DATA BLOCK - ONE PER FILE
XPP U,5 ;TTY OUTPUT BUFFER POINTER FOR COMMANDS, ERROR
; MESSAGES, ETC. ;OR TEMPORARY
;ADDRESS OF 3 WORD BUFFER HEADER IN USER AREA
;IN LEVEL D FILSER ADR OF UNIT DATA BLOCK - ONE FOR EACH DISK UNIT
; (POSITIONER) EVEN IF SAME TYPE
;IN TERMINAL HANDLER ADR OF LINE DATA BLOCK OF THIS TTY
XPP T1,6 ;TEMPORARY (SOMETIMES PRESERVED ACROSS SUBRTNS)
XPP T2,T1+1 ;TEMPORARY (SOMETIMES PRESERVED ACROSS SUBRTNS)
;IN TERMINAL HANDLER CHARACTER ADDRESS IN CHARACTER POOL
XPP T3,T2+1 ;TEMPORARY
;IN TERMINAL HANDLER CHARACTER (SEVEN BIT ASCII)
XPP T4,T3+1 ;*ADDRESS OF DEVICE SERVICE ROUTINE'S DISPATCH TABLE
;0 THRU 11 SAVED FOR LEVEL D
XPP W,12 ;*ADDRESS OF PDB
XPP M,13 ;*CURRENT UUO IN PROGRESS
; R IN INDEX FIELD FOR RELOCATION
XPP P1,14 ;PERMANENT AC'S
;*USER I/O CHANNEL NUMBER
XPP P2,P1+1 ;
XPP P3,P2+1 ;
XPP P4,P3+1 ;CONTENTS OF 2ND WORD OF USER BUFFER ON UUOS
;CONTAINS ADR. OF CDB ON APR AND CLK INTERRUPTS
REPEAT 0,<
;*** THESE TWO PAGES ARE INCLUDED FOR HISTORICAL REASONS AS
;*** A REFERENCE. NOTE THAT THEY ARE NOT ASSEMBLED.
;ACCUMULATOR ASSIGNMENTS
;
;* MEANS LOADED BY UUO HANDLER ON ALL UUOS
;
;XP IOS,0 ;*I/O DEVICE STATUS WORD (SEE BELOW FOR BITS)
;XP TAC,6 ;TEMPORARY (SOMETIMES PRESERVED ACROSS SUBRTNS)
;XP TAC1,7 ;TEMPORARY (SOMETIMES PRESERVED ACROSS SUBRTNS)
;XP PDP,1 ;*PUSH DOWN POINTER (SEPARATE LIST FOR EACH PI
; ; CHANNEL AND EACH USER JOB)
;XPP ITEM,2 ;BUFFER ITEM COUNT, OR JOB NUMBER
;XPP DAT,5 ;TTY OUTPUT BUFFER POINTER FOR COMMANDS, ERROR
; ; MESSAGES, ETC. ;OR TEMPORARY
;XP JBUF,DAT ;ADDRESS OF 3 WORD BUFFER HEADER IN USER AREA
;XP DEVDAT,4 ;*LH=UUOS DONE SO FAR FOR THIS DEVICE (SEE BELOW)
; ; RH=ADDRESS OF DEVICE DATA BLOCK
;XP PROG,3 ;*LH=HIGHEST RELATIVE LOCATION IN USER AREA
; ; RH=ABSOLUTE ADDRESS OF USER AREA
;XP JDAT,PROG ;*RH=ADDRESS OF JOB DATA AREA
; ; LH=HIGHEST RELATIVE LOCATION IN USER AREA
;XP TEM,10 ;TEMPORARY USED ONLY IN SCNSER I/O ROUTINE
;
;ONLY 0 THRU 10 SAVED FOR INTERRUPT SERVICE - LEVEL C AND BEFORE
;
;XP DSER,11 ;*ADDRESS OF DEVICE SERVICE ROUTINE'S DISPATCH TABLE
;
;0 THRU 11 SAVED FOR LEVEL D
;
;XP BUFPNT,12 ;CONTENTS OF FIRST WORD OF 3 WORD USER BUFFER HEADER
;XPP UCHN,BUFPNT ;*USER I/O CHANNEL NUMBER
;XP BUFWRD,17 ;CONTENTS OF 2ND WORD OF USER BUFFER
;XPP UUO,13 ;*CURRENT UUO IN PROGRESS
; ; PROG IN INDEX FIELD FOR RELOCATION
;XP AC1,14 ;TEMPORARY AC'S (MORE TEMPORARY THAN TAC,TAC1)
;XP AC2,15 ;
;XP AC3,16 ;
;ACCUMULATOR ASSIGNMENTS (LEVEL D)
;SEE FILSER.FLO FOR SUBROUTINE CALLING CONVENTIONS
;
;GLOBAL - INTERRUPT AND UUO LEVELS
;
;XPP S,IOS ;DEVICE IO STATUS
;XPP P,PDP ;PUSH DOWN POINTER
;XP K,ITEM ;ADR. OF CONTROLLER DATA BLOCK - ONE FOR EACH CONTROLLER
;XPP R,PROG ;JOB RELOCATION (RH) PROTECTION(LH)
;XPP F,DEVDAT ;ADR. OF DEVICE DATA BLOCK - ONE FOR EACH FILE - USER PAIR
;XP U,DAT ;ADR. OF UNIT DAT BLOCK - ONE FOR EACH DISK UNIT (POSITIONER)
; ;EVEN IF SAME TYPE
;
;TEMPORARY - INTERRUPT AND UUO LEVELS - NEED NEVER BE PUSHED BEFORE USE
;
;XPP T,TAC ;FIRST OF 4 CONSECUTIVE TEMP ACS
;XPP T1,TAC1 ;SECOND OF 4 CONSECUTIVE TEMP ACS
;XPP T2,TEM ;THIRD OF 4 CONSECUTIVE TEMP ACS
;XPP T3,DSER ;FOURTH OF 4 CONSECUTIVE TEMP ACS
;
;GLOBAL - UUO LEVEL ONLY
;
;XPP UCHN,UCHN ;
;XPP UUO,UUO ;
;
;PRESERVED - INTERRUPT AND UUO LEVELS - MUST BE PUSHED BEFORE BEING USED
;
;XPP P1,AC1 ;4 CONSECUTIVE ACS
;XPP P2,AC2 ;
;XPP P3,AC3 ;
;XPP P4,BUFWRD ;
;
;
;DEFINITIONS FOR TERMINAL HANDLERS - SCNSER,BTHINT(ETC),COMCON,ERRCON,ONCE
;
;XP LINE,U ;ADDRESS OF LINE DATA BLOCK OF THIS TTY
;XP CH,TEM ;CHARACTER (SEVEN BIT ASCII)
;XP CA,T1 ;CHARACTER ADDRESS IN CHARACTER POOL
;
> ;*** END REPEAT 0
SUBTTL CHANNEL DATA BLOCK
; !=======================================================!
; ! BUSY FLAG (-1 IF AVAIL.) !
; !=======================================================!
; ! NEXT CHAN DB ! UDB WITH ERROR !
; !=======================================================!
; ! INITIAL CCW !
; !-------------------------------------------------------!
; ! FINAL CCW !
; !=======================================================!
; ! CCW - 2 !
; !-------------------------------------------------------!
; ! CCW - 1 !
; !-------------------------------------------------------!
; ! CCW - 0 !
; !=======================================================!
; ! DATA WORD - 2 !
; !-------------------------------------------------------!
; ! DATA WORD - 1 !
; !-------------------------------------------------------!
; ! DATA WORD - 0 !
; !=======================================================!
; ! NO. OF CHAN. MEM. PAR. ERRORS !
; !-------------------------------------------------------!
; ! NO. OF DATA PAR. ERRORS !
; !-------------------------------------------------------!
; ! NO. OF NXM ERRORS !
; !=======================================================!
; ! FLAGS FOR SWEEP ! DDB IN ERROR !
; !=======================================================!
;CHANNEL DATA BLOCK (DF10) FOR DISK AND MAGTAPE (TM10B)
; AC J IS USED AS INDEX TO THIS BLOCK. CONFLICTS WITH USE OF J FOR JOB NUMBER.
; HOWEVER CAN GET JOB NUMBER BY: LDB J, PJOBN##(F)
;SYMBOLIC NAME FOR ABS ADR OF FIRST WORD HAS FORM CHN'N'CB
XP .CHBSY,0 ;(0) CHANNEL BUSY IF NON-NEGATIVE, IDLE IF -1
;AOSGE SETS AND TESTS BUSY IN ONE INSTR.
XP .CHSYS,1 ;(1) LH=ADR OF NEXT CHANNEL DATA BLOCK
XP .CHLUE,1 ;(1) RH=ADR OF LAST UNIT WHICH HAD ERROR (AC U)
; (DISK UNIT DATA BLOCK OR MAGTAPE CONTROLLER DATA BLOCK)
XP .CHICW,2 ;(2) INITIAL CONTROL WORD ON LAST SOFT OR HARD ERROR
; IE CONTENTS OF EVEN DF-10 LOWER CORE WORD
XP .CHFCW,3 ;(3) FINAL CONTROL WORD ON LAST SOFT OR HARD ERROR
; IE WHAT CHANNEL STORES IN ODD LOW CORE WORD
;ON HARD ERRORS, CHANNEL STOPPED ON ERROR SO CAN SEE WHERE.
;LH=PRESENT CONTENTS OF CONTROL WORD ADR COUNTER
;RH=PRESENT CONTENTS OF DATA ADR COUNTER
;BECAUSE EACH DEVICE HANDLES ERROR TERMINATION DIFFERENTLY
; ON THE CHANNEL, THE SOFTWARE STORES 3 CONTROL WORDS.
; AND 3 DATA WORDS 'AROUND' THE PROBLEM AREA AS INDICATED
; BY WHAT CHANNEL STORES IN LH,RH OF .CHFCW.
;ON THE LAST RETRY, THE MONITOR TELLS CONTROL TO
; TELL CHANNEL TO STOP ON DATA OR MEMORY PARITY.
;NO ATTEMPT IS MADE BY THE MONITOR OR DAEMON TO DETERMINE
; WHICH OF 3 WORDS IS REALLY THE LAST CONTROL OR
; DATA WORD. THAT MUST BE DONE BY THE INVESTIGATING
; PERSONNEL.
XP .CHCW2,4 ;(4) COMMAND WORD -2 ON LAST SOFT OR HARD ERROR
XP .CHCW1,5 ;(5) COMMAND WORD -1 ON LAST SOFT OR HARD ERROR
XP .CHCW0,6 ;(6) COMMAND WORD 0 ON LAST SOFT OR HARD ERROR
XP .CHDW2,7 ;(7) DATA WORD -2 ON LAST SOFT OR HARD ERROR
XP .CHDW1,10 ;(10) DATA WORD -1 ON LAST SOFT OR HARD ERROR
XP .CHDW0,11 ;(11) DATA WORD 0 IN LAST SOFT OR HARD ERROR
XP .CHMPE,12 ;(12) NO. OF CHANNEL MEMORY PARITY ERRORS
XP .CHDPE,13 ;(13) NO. OF DATA PARITY ERRORS (FROM DEVICE)
XP .CHNXM,14 ;(14) NO. OF CHANNEL NON-EX MEMORY REFERENCES
XP .CHCSR,15 ;(15) LH=BITS TO REQUEST CPU TO SWEEP CORE
; ON BEHALF OF THIS CHANNEL. STORED IN .C0AEF BY
; CHNMPE ROUTINE. RH=SEE .CHLDE.
XP .CHLDE,15 ;LH=SEE .CHCSR, RH=LAST DEVICE DATA BLOCK ADR
; (CONTENTS OF F ON ERROR)
XP .CHTCW,16 ;(16) EXPECTED TERMINATION CONTROL WORD OF LAST ERROR
XP .CHCBL,.CHTCW+1 ;(PUBLISHED) COMMON (TO ALL DEVICES) BLOCK LENGTH
XP CHNCBL,.CHTCW+1 ;(UNPUBLISHED) COMMON (TO ALL DEVICES) BLOCK LENGTH
SUBTTL DEVICE DATA BLOCK (DDB)
;;!=========================================================================!
;;! DEVICE NAME IN SIXBIT !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;!LC!MD!A!N!FREE !HTIME! HUNG TIMER ! FREE ! BUFFER SIZE !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! IO STATUS WORD !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! NEXT DDB ! DEVICE SERVICE POINTER !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! DEVICE CHARACTERISTICS (DEVCHR UUO) !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! LOGICAL NAME IN SIXBIT !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! OUTPUT BUFFER HEADER ! INPUT BUFFER HEADER !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! FLAGS ! "R" ! INPUT BUFFER TO FILL !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! FLAGS ! "R" ! OUTPUT BUFFER TO EMPTY !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! DEVICE STATUS (LAST CONI) !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;!SP!AV!L!R! DEVTYP !I! SPOOL BITS !A!I!O!N!M!E!T!F!DSK PRI!U!-! STA # !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! EVM IN USE FOR I/O !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;!IP! IRF MASK ! SPARE? ! DEFER BITS ! VECT. OFF. !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;!FO!FF!S! **FREE** ! FOR FILSER ! UNIT # ! JOB # !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! FILE NAME IN SIXBIT !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! EXTENSION ! !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! PROJ # ! PROG # !
;;!=========================================================================!
XP DEVNAM,0 ;NAME IN SIXBIT ASCII
; C(LH)=DEVICE MNEMONIC
; C(RH)=DEVICE NUMBER, LEFT JUSTIFIED
XP DEVCHR,1 ;CHARACTERISTIC
XP DVLPTL,400000 ;BIT 0=LOWER CASE LPT
XP DVCMDA,200000 ;BIT 1-DEVICE IS CONTROLLED BY THE
; MOUNTABLE DEVICE ALLOCATOR
XP DVDATJ,100000 ;BIT 2-DEVICE IS ALLOCATED TO JOB IN DEVJOB
XP DVDIBP,40000 ;DEVICE IS A BATCH PTY
XP DVCNET,20000 ;DEVICE CONTROLLED BY NETSER
XP DVOFLN,10000 ;DEVICE WAS OFF-LINE THE LAST TIME THE
; SERVICE ROUTINE WAS POLLED
;BIT 6 ***FREE***
XP HUNGST,400 ;BITS 7-9 ARE A CODE FOR HUNG DEVICE
; TIMEOUT. 0 MEANS DEVICE CANNOT BE HUNG
; 1-7 MEANS HUNG TIME IS 2**N-1 SECONDS
; POINTER = PDVTIM
;BITS 10-16 ARE THE COUNTDOWN TIMER
; FOR HUNG DEVICE. POINTER = PDVCNT
; TRANSITION TO ZERO MEANS DEVICE HUNG
; BITS 17-23 ***FREE*** (FORMERLY PUNIT)
; BITS 24-35=BUFFER SIZE
XP DEVIOS,2 ;STATUS WORD. SEE BELOW
XP DEVSER,3 ;C(LH)=NEXT DEVICE DATA BLOCK
; C(RH)=DEVICE SERVICE DISPATCH TABLE
; DEVICE SERVICE DISPATCH TABLE ASSIGNMENTS
XP DOFL,-5 ;DEVICE OFF-LINE?
XP DDVO,-4 ;DEVOP UUO
XP DSZ,-3 ;RETURN BUFFER SIZE
XP DINI,-2 ;DEVICE INITILIZATION
XP DHNG,-1 ;DEVICE IS HUNG
XP DRL,0 ;RELEASE
XP DCL,1 ;CLOSE
XP DCLO,DCL ;CLOSE OUTPUT
;IMMEDIATE ADDRESS PART OF CLOSE UUO
XP CLSOUT,1 ;INHIBIT CLOSING OUTPUT
XP CLSIN,2 ;INHIBIT CLOSING INPUT
XP CLSDLL,4 ;INHIBIT DEALLOCATION ON CLOSE OUTPUT
XP CLSACC,10 ;INHIBIT UPDATE OF ACCESS DATE ON READS (AND BAT BLOCK ON ERR)
XP CLSNMB,20 ;INHIBIT DELETING NMB ON CLOSE WITH ONLY LOOKUP
XP CLSRST,40 ;RESET (INHIBIT SUPERSEDE/CREATE)
XP CLSDAT,100 ;DELETE ACCESS TABLE ON CLOSE
XP DOU,2 ;OUTPUT
XP DIN,3 ;INPUT. SHORT DISPATCH TABLE
XP DEN,4 ;ENTER
XP DLK,5 ;LOOKUP
XP DDO,6 ;DUMP MODE OUTPUT
XP DDI,7 ;DUMP MODE INPUT
XP DSO,10 ;SETO
XP DSI,11 ;SETI
XP DGF,12 ;GETF UUO
XP DRN,13 ;RENAME
XP DCLI,14 ;CLOSE INPUT
XP DCLR,15 ;CALL D,[SIXBIT /UTPCLR/]
XP DMT,16 ;MTAPE
; END OF LONG DISPATCH TABLE
XP DEVMOD,4 ;BIT 35-J=1 IF MODE J IS LEGAL FOR THIS DEVICE
; BIT 18 DEVICE ASSIGNED BY CONSOLE COMMAND
; BIT 19 DEVICE ASSIGNED BY PROGRAM (INIT)
; SEE I/O STATUS WORD ASSIGNMENTS
;RIGHT HALF OF DEVICE CHARACTERISTICS WORD (DEVCHR UUO)
XP ASSCON,400000 ;ASSIGNED BY CONSOLE COMMAND ASSIGN
XP ASSPRG,200000 ;ASSIGNED BY PROGRAM (INIT UUO)
;LEFT HALF DEVICE CHARACTERISTICS (DEVCHR UUO)
XP DVOUT,1 ;OUTPUT DEVICE
XP DVIN,2 ;INPUT DEVICE
XP DVDIR,4 ;HAS A DIRECTORY
XP DVTTY,10 ;IS A TTY
XP DVMTA,20 ;IS A MAG TAPE (REWIND)
XP DVAVAL,40 ;1 IF DEVICE IS AVAILABLE TO THIS JOB
; SET BY DEVCHR UUO
XP DVDTA,100 ;IT IS A DECTAPE
XP DVPTR,200 ;IS A PAPER TAPE READER
XP DVPTP,400 ;IS A PAPER TAPE PUNCH
XP DVLNG,1000 ;DEVICE HAS LONG DISPATCH TABLE
; (OTHER UUOS BESIDES INPUT,OUTPUT,CLOSE,RELEASE)
XP DVDIS,2000 ;IS A DISPLAY
XP TTYBIU,4000 ;TTY DDB IN USE (AS I/O DEVICE EVEN IF
; NOT AS USER CONSOLE)
XP TTYUSE,10000 ;TTY DDB IN USE FLAG
XP TTYATC,20000 ;TTY ATTACHED TO JOB IF 1
XP DVLPT,40000 ;IS A LPT (CARRIAGE CONTROL IN FORTRAN)
XP DVCDR,100000 ;IS A CARD READER (TRAILING SPACES FOR MACRO)
XP DVDSK,200000 ;IS A DISK
XP DVDIRIN,400000 ;DECTAPE DIRECTORY IN CORE IF 1 (MUST BE SIGN BIT)
XP DVCHN,DVMTA!DVDSK ;I/O IS DONE DIRECTLY TO MEMORY (KI10)
XP DEVLOG,5 ;LOGICAL NAME FOR JOB DEVICE
XP DEVBUF,6 ;C(LH)=REL. ADDRESS OF 3 WORD OUTPUT BUFFER HEADER
; C(RH)=REL. ADDRESS OF 3 WORD INPUT BUFFER HEADER
XP DEVIAD,7 ;C(LH)=R IN INDEX FIELD
;BITS 1 AND 2 CONTAIN THE COUNT OF NUMBER OF USER
; CHANNELS INIT'ED ON THIS DEVICE (DECTAPE ONLY)
; IADPTR-COMMON BYTE POINTER TO 2 BIT COUNT
;C(RH)=RELATIVE ADDRESS OF INPUT BUFFER THE
; SERVICE ROUTINE IS FILLING.
XP DEVADR,DEVIAD
XP DEVOAD,10 ;C(LH)=R IN INDEX FIELD
;C(RH)=RELATIVE ADDRESS OF OUTPUT BUFFER THE
; SERVICE ROUTINE IS EMPTYING.
XP DEVPTR,DEVOAD
XP DEVSTS,11 ;WORD FOR DEVICE CONI
XP DEVSTA,12 ;STATION NUMBER IN RIGHT 6 BITS
XP DEVDPR,DEVSTA ;BITS 26-29 = DISK PRIORITY
XP DEPUUO,10 ;PRIORITY SET BY A UUO
XP MINDPR,4 ;BITS 28-29 ARE NEGATIVE
;BITS 28-29 ARE ACTUAL PRIORITY
XP DEPDEL,2000 ;DISABLE ERROR LOGGING ON THIS DEVICE BIT 25
XP DEPDER,4000 ;DISABLE ERROR RECOVERY ON THIS DEVICE BIT 24
XP DEPEVM,10000 ;IF 1, DEVICE DOESN'T NEED EVM ON KI10 TO DO I/O
XP DEVAIO,DEVSTA ;ASYNCHRONOUS IO
XP DEPAIO,400000 ;DOING ASYNC. IO
XP DEPIND,200000 ;INPUT NOT YET DONE
XP DEPOND,100000 ;OUTPUT NOT YET DONE
XP DEVMSG,DEVSTA ;MSGSER FLAGS
XP DEPECS,40000 ;BIT 21 ON IF A NON-SUPERSEDE ENTER
XP DEPMSG,20000 ;THIS DEVICE IS CONTROLLED BY
; MSGSER
XP DEVSPL,DEVSTA ;BITS 11-17=SPOOL BITS
XP .SPLPT,1 ;LINE PRINTER SPOOL BIT
XP .SPPLT,2 ;PLOTTER SPOOL BIT
XP .SPPTP,4 ;PTP SPOOL BIT
XP .SPCDP,10 ;CDP SPOOL BIT
XP .SPCDR,20 ;CDR SPOOL BIT
XP .SPALL,37 ;CHANGE SPALL IF ADD NEW SPOOLING DEVS
XP DEPIBC,200 ;INHIBIT CLEARING OUTPUT BUFFERS
XP DERRAS,100 ;RIGHT ADJUSTED.
XP DERLEN,200 ;RIGHT-ADJUSTED
XP DEVTYP,DEVSTA ;BITS 4-9=CLASS (DEVTYP UUO)
XP .TYEST,400 ;RIGHTMOST BIT OF CLASS-BYTE
XP .TYDSK,0 ;DISK
XP .TYDTA,1*.TYEST ;DTA
XP .TYMTA,2*.TYEST ;MTA
XP .TYTTY,3*.TYEST ;TTY
XP .TYPTR,4*.TYEST ;PTR
XP .TYPTP,5*.TYEST ;PTP
XP .TYDIS,6*.TYEST ;DISPLAY
XP .TYLPT,7*.TYEST ;LPT
XP .TYCDR,10*.TYEST ;CDR
XP .TYCDP,11*.TYEST ;CDP
XP .TYPTY,12*.TYEST ;PTY
XP .TYPLT,13*.TYEST ;PLT
XP .TYXTC,14*.TYEST ;EXTERNAL TASK
XP .TYMPX,15*.TYEST ;MPX
XP .TYPAR,16*.TYEST ;PA611R READER
XP .TYPCR,17*.TYEST ;PC-11 READER ON DC44
XP .TYPAP,20*.TYEST ;PA611P PUNCH ON DC44
XP .TYLPC,21*.TYEST ;LPC-11 TYPESET INTERFACE ON DC44
XP .TYPCP,22*.TYEST ;PC-11 PUNCH ON DC44
XP .TYWTY,23*.TYEST ;WTY DEVICE ON DC44
XP .TYTSK,24*.TYEST ;REMOTE NETWORK TASK
XP .TYD78,25*.TYEST ;DAS78 DEVICE
XP .TYRDA,26*.TYEST ;REMOTE DATA ENTRY DEVICE
XP .TYMCR,27*.TYEST ;HOST COMMAND INTERPRETER
XP TYPMAX,27 ;HIGHEST DEVICE TYPE
XP DEPRAS,40000 ;BIT 3=1 IF DEVICE HAS RESTRICTED ASSIGNMENT
XP DEPLEN,100000 ;BIT 2=1 IF VARIABLE LENGTH BUFFERS
;BIT 1=1 IF A DSK IN 10/11 COMPATABILITY MODE
XP DEVADV,DEVSTA ;DON'T ADVANCE BUFFERS ON INTERCEPT
XP DEPADV,200000 ; IF DEPADV IS ON
XP DEPSPL,400000 ;THIS DDB IS FOR A SPOOLED DEVICE
XP DEVXTR,13 ;EXTRA WORD
;DEVXTR USEAGE BY MSGSER:
; IF THIS IS AN MPX DDB:
; LH = ADDRESS OF CONNECTED DEVICE TABLE
; RH = NUMBER OF CONNECTED DEVICES
; IF THIS IS A DDB CONTROLED BY MSGSER:
; LH = FLAGS (SAME DEFS AS LH OF USRJDA)
; RH = ADDRESS OF MPX DDB
;DEVXTR BITS USED BY FILSER (DEFINED IN COMMOD):
;DEVUVA=LH
;DEVPRI=BITS 18-20
;DEPWRT=BIT 21
;DEVBFN=BITS 22-30
;DEPPAL=BIT 31
XP DEVEVM,14 ;WORD TO KEEP TRACK OF EXEC VIRTUAL MEMORY
; THIS DEVICE HAS
XP DEVPSI,15 ;WORD TO KEEP TRACK OF SOFTWARE INTERRUPTS
; FOR THIS DEVICE. LH-ENABLE COND. RH-PENDING INTS.
XP DEVESE,16 ;0-8 FREE
;9-17 PSI VECTOR OFFSET
;18-26 FREE
;27-35 EXTENDED SOFTWARE ERROR STATUS
XP DEVHCW,17 ;HARDWARE CHARACTERISTICS WORD
XP DEVJOB,20 ;JOB AND UNIT NUMBERS
;DEVLSD SHOULD ALWAYS BE EQUAL TO DEVJOB+1 USED BY SYSTAT
;ALSO, MANY PROGRAMS BELIEVE DEVJON+1=DEVFIL SO NEW ENTRIES
; IN THE SHORT DDB SHOULD BE BEFORE DEVJOB
XP DEVLSD,DEVJOB+1 ;LENGTH OF SHORT DDB
XP DEPFOP,(1B0) ;BIT 0 = 1 IF FILOP. UUO IS IN PROGRESS
XP DEPFFA,(1B1) ;INHIBIT FULL-FILE ACCESS
XP DEPSIM,(1B2) ;DDB IS ENABLED FOR SIMULTANEOUS UPDATE
XP DEPSIE,(1B3) ;SYNCHRONIZE I/O ERROR (SET ON OPEN)
;***BITS 4 THRU 8 ARE FREE***
;BITS 9-17 ARE USED BY FILSER
;BITS 18-26 ARE UNIT NUMBER (PUNIT)
;BITS 27-35 ARE THE JOB NUMBER (PJOBN)
XP DEVCTR,21
XP DEVCID,DEVCTR ;CURRENT INPUT DEVICE (USED BY MSGSER
; TO ROUND ROBIN INPUT DEVICES)
;FOR LONG DISPATCH TABLE DEVICES ONLY:
XP DEVFIL,21 ;FILE NAME IN SIXBIT
XP DEVEXT,22 ;LH=EXTENSION, RH=UNUSED
XP DEVPPN,23 ;PROJECT,PROGRAMMER NUMBER (DISK ONLY)
; OTHER DEVICES NEED NOT HAVE THIS LOCATION IN THEM.
XP DEVLLD,DEVPPN ;LENGTH OF LONG DDB
SUBTTL FLAG BITS -- S AND DEVIOS(F)
; I/O STATUS WORD ASSIGNMENTS - THESE ARE THE "MODE" OF DEVMOD
;DATA MODES: BITS 32-35 (BYTE POINTER=PIOMOD)
XP A,0 ;ASCII
XP AL,1 ;ASCII LINE
XP PIMMOD,2 ;PACKED IMAGE MODE
XP BYTMOD,3 ;BYTE-MODE
XP I,10 ;IMAGE
XP IB,13 ;IMAGE BINARY
XP B,14 ;BINARY
XP SD,15 ;SCOPE DUMP MODE
XP DR,16 ;DUMP BY RECORDS
XP D,17 ;DUMP ACROSS RECORDS
; STATUS BITS
;RIGHT HALF (USER)
XP IOWC,20 ;DON'T COMPUTE WORD COUNT
XP IOCON,40 ;CONTINUOUS (CONT=0)
XP IONRCK,100 ;READ WITH NO REREAD CHECK
;BITS 27,28 DENSITY OF MAG TAPE
; 00=INSTALLATION STANDARD
; 01=200 BPI
; 10=556 BPI
; 11=800 BPI
XP IOPAR,1000 ;WRITE EVEN PARITY (BCD) IF 1 ON MAG TAPE
XP IOHDER,1000 ;ON IF SEARCH ERROR
; NEVER STORED IN DDB, ONLY USED
; IN CALLS BETWEEN CONTROLLER ROUTINES
XP IOTEND,2000 ;END OF MAG TAPE
XP IOVRUN,2000 ;ON IF AN OVERRUN
; NEVER STORED IN DDB, ONLY USED IN
; CALLS BETWEEN CONTROLLER ROUTINES
XP IOBOT,4000 ;BEGINNING OF MAG TAPE
XP IOECCX,4000 ;ECC RECOVERABLE ERROR
; NOTE:NEVER STORED IN MEMORY IN DDB.
; ONLY USED IN CALLS BETWEEN CONTROLLER
XP IOACT,10000 ;DEVICE ACTIVE
XP IOCHNX,10000 ;CHANNEL DETECTED NON-EX MEM OR DATA LATE (OVER-RUN)
; NOTE: NEVER STORED IN MEMORY IN DDB.
; ONLY USED IN CALLS BETWEEN CONTROLLER ROUTINES
XP IODEND,20000 ;DATA END ENCOUNTERED
XP IOCHMP,20000 ;CHANNEL DETECTED MEMORY PARITY ERROR
; NOTE: NEVER STORED IN MEMORY IN DDB.
; ONLY USED IN CALLS BETWEEN CONTROLLER ROUTINES.
XP IOBKTL,40000 ;BLOCK TOO LARGE
XP IODTER,100000 ;DATA ERROR-IE HARDWARE OR SOFTWARE PARITY AND/OR
; CHECKSUM INDICATES DATA MAY BE BAD
XP IODERR,200000 ;DEVICE ERROR-IE THE DEVICE IS BAD
; THE DATA IS PROBABLY INTACT ON THE MEDIUM
; IF READING (USUAL)
; THE DATA IS PROBABLY INCORRECTLY WRITTEN
; ON THE MEDIUM
; IF WRITING (UNUSUAL)
XP IOIMPM,400000 ;IMPROPER MODE DETECTED BY UUOCON OR DEVICE
; SERVICE ROUTINE
; LEFT HALF (SYSTEM)
XP IOW,1 ;I/O WAIT
XP IOBEG,2 ;VIRGIN DEVICE
XP IOFST,4 ;NEXT ITEM WILL BE THE FIRST ITEM OF A BUFFER
XP IOSTBL,10 ;DEVICE ERROR FLAG
XP IO,20 ;OUT=1, IN=0
XP IOEND,40 ;SERVICE ROUTINE HAS TRANSMITTED LAST DATA
;REST OF BITS IN LH ARE DEVICE DEPENDENT
;COMMAND DECODER USE OF AC S:
;RH=DISPATCH ADDRESS - SAVJOB,GETJOB,RUNJOB
;LH:
XP NSRBIT,400000 ;HIGH SEG TO BE FLAGGED NON-SHARABLE (SAVE VS SSAVE
; COMMAND) DO NOT CONFUSE WITH SIGN BIT OF JBTSTS
; WHICH SAYS SEG IS SHARABLE
SUBTTL FLAG BITS -- UUOS
;BITS FOR DETERMINING IF UUO REFERS TO PHYSICAL DEVICES ONLY
XP UPHNLY,200000 ;UPHNLY NOT= BIT 18 IF PHYS ONLY
XP PHONLY,400000 ;BIT ON IN LH(W) IF PHYS ONLY
;BITS IN LH OF FIRST (0) ARG OF OPEN UUO
XP .OPPDO,400000 ;PHYSICAL DEVICE ONLY (NO LOGICAL)
XP .OPDEL,200000 ;DISABLE ERROR LOGGING (DAEMON
; COUNTS NOT UPDATED - SYSERR NOT UPDATED)
; USED BY USER MODE
XP .OPDER,100000 ;DISABLE ERROR RETRY
; USED BY MODE DIAGNOSTIC
XP .OPBJP,.OPDER ;BATCH JOB PTY
XP .OPAIO,40000 ;ASYNCHRONOUS (NON-BLOCKING) I/O
XP .OPIBC,20000 ;INHIBIT OUTPUT BUFFER CLEARING
XP .OPSIE,10000 ;SYNCHRONIZE I/O ERRORS
XP .OPALL,770000 ;ALL THE ABOVE OPEN BITS. USED TO TEST
; FOR UNDEFINED BITS BEING SET.
;BITS RETURNED BY DEVTYP UUO(LH)
XP .TYMAN,400000 ;LOOKUP/ENTER MANDATORY
XP .TYAVL,DVAVAL
XP .TYSPL,20 ;DEVICE BEING SPOOLED ONTO DISK
XP .TYINT,DVTTY
XP .TYVAR,4 ;USER CAN SET VARIABLE-LENGTH BUFFERS
XP .TYIN,DVIN
XP .TYOU,DVOUT
XP TY.MPX,(1B11) ;RETURNED IF CNECT. WILL WORK
XP TY.LL,(1B10) ;IF LPT THEN LOWER CASE
XP TY.MDA,(1B9) ;DEVICE IS CONTROLLED BY MDA
;BIT IN LH (UUO) - FOR LOCAL (TEMPORARY USE) ONLY
XP GENSRC,400000 ;BIT SET IF DVASRC SUCCESS
;FROM UUOCON INIT CALL
;UNIVERSAL I/O INDEX VALUES, FOR STANDARDIZED I/O UUO'S
;PREFIX .UX
XP .UXCHN,0 ;I/O CALLED BY CHANNEL NUMBER (AC OF UUO'S)
XP .UXTRM,200000 ;I/O CALLED BY TERMINAL INDEX
;LEFT HALF USRJDA (JOB DEVICE ASSIGNMENTS) UUO'S FOR THIS CHANNEL SINCE LAST INIT
;SET IN LH OF F AT BEGINNING OF UUO,STORED IN MEMORY(USRJDA) IF UUO IS SUCCESSFUL
XP INITB,400000 ;INIT-SAVEGET DEPENDS ON THIS BEING SIGN BIT
XP IBUFB,200000 ;INIT WITH INPUT BUFFER SPECIFIED
XP OBUFB,100000 ;INIT WITH OUTPUT BUFFER SPECIFIED
XP LOOKB,40000 ;LOOKUP
XP ENTRB,20000 ;ENTER
XP INPB,10000 ;INPUT
XP OUTPB,4000 ;OUTPUT
XP ICLOSB,2000 ;INPUT CLOSE
XP OCLOSB,1000 ;OUTPUT CLOSE
XP INBFB,400 ;INBUF
XP OUTBFB,200 ;OUTBUF
XP SYSDEV,100 ;THIS DEVICE IS SYSTEM TAPE OR SYSPPN ON DISK
XP RENMB,40 ;RENAME UUO IN PROGRESS (NEVER STORED IN MEMORY)
XP DSKRLB,20 ;TO DISTINGUISH RELEASE FROM RESET UUO IN DSKSER.
; RELEASE CLEARS THEM ALL - LEVEL C
XP RESETB,20 ;RESET UUO IN PROGRESS - LEVEL D (NEVER STORED IN MEMORY)
;MTAPE UUO BITS
XP SLICE,40 ;SET SLICE LEVEL IF A 1 ACCORDING TO SLEVEL
XP SLEVEL,20 ;VALUE OF SLICE LEVEL IF SLICE A 1
SUBTTL FLAG BITS -- PAGE ACCESSIBILITY UUO
PA.NXP==1B0 ;NON-EXISTENT PAGE
PA.WRT==1B1 ;WRITE ACCESS
PA.RED==1B2 ;READ ACCESS (OFF IFF LIP=1 & JS.XO=0)
PA.AA==1B3 ;ACCESS ALLOWED
PA.ZER==1B4 ;ZERO PAGE (ALLOCATED ON DSK)
PA.CPO==1B5 ;CAN'T BE PAGED OUT
PA.OUT==1B6 ;PAGE IS PAGED OUT
PA.GHI==1B7 ;PAGE IS PART OF HIGH SEG
PA.GSH==1B8 ;PAGE IS SHARABLE
PA.GSP==1B9 ;PAGE IS SPYING ON RUNNING MONITOR
PA.LCK==1B10 ;PAGE IS LOCKED
PA.NCS==1B11 ;PAGE IS NOT CACHED
SUBTTL FLAG BITS -- PAGE. UUO
PG.SLO==1B1 ;ON IF PAGE ONTO SLOW SWAPPING SPACE
PG.DSK==1B1 ;ON IF CREATE A PAGE ON DSK
SUBTTL PAGE. UUO -- FUNCTION CODES
.PAGIO==0 ;SWAP A PAGE IN/OUT
.PAGCD==1 ;CREATE/DESTROY A PAGE
.PAGEM==2 ;MOVE/EXCHANGE A PAGE
.PAGAA==3 ;CLEAR/SET ACCESS ALLOWED
.PAGWS==4 ;GET THE WORKING SET
.PAGGA==5 ;GET ACCESS ALLOWED
.PAGCA==6 ;GET PAGE ACCESSIBILITY
.PAGRM==7 ;GENERALIZED REMAP
SUBTTL PAGE. UUO -- ERROR CODES
PAGUF%==0 ;UNIMPLEMENTED FUNCTION
PAGIA%==1 ;ILLEGAL ARGUMENT
PAGIP%==2 ;ILLEGAL PAGE NUMBER
PAGCE%==3 ;PAGE CAN'T EXIST, BUT DOES
PAGME%==4 ;PAGE MUST EXIST, BUT DOESN'T
PAGMI%==5 ;PAGE MUST BE IN CORE, BUT ISN'T
PAGCI%==6 ;PAGE CAN'T BE IN CORE, BUT IS
PAGSH%==7 ;PAGE IS IN A SHARABLE HIGH SEGMENT
PAGIO%==10 ;PAGING I/O ERROR
PAGNS%==11 ;NO SWAPPING SPACE AVAILABLE
PAGLE%==12 ;CORE LIMIT EXCEEDED
PAGIL%==13 ;NOT ALLOWED IF LOCKED
PAGNV%==14 ;ATTEMPT TO CREATE A VIRTUAL PAGE WITH CVPL=0
SUBTTL BITS FOR TESTING UUOS
XP UU.CP1,400000 ;UUO CAN BE EXECUTED ON CPU1
;BITS 30-35 = N, CHECK FROM START (PC+1 OR EA) TO START+N-1
XP UU.EA,100 ;CHECK EFFECTIVE ADDRESS
XP UU.CAC,200 ;USE C(AC)
XP UU.CEA,400 ;USE C(EFECT.ADR)
XP UU.MNS,1000 ;MINUS
XP UU.LER,2000 ;LOOKUP/ENTER/RENAME
XP UU.LFT,4000 ;USE LEFT HALF
XP UU.NAL,10000 ;NOT ALLOWED IF LOCKED
XP UU.WCC,20000 ;WORKING SET CAN CHANGE
XP UU.MSK,7777 ;ANY CHECK AT ALL
;COMPOSITE MASKS
XP UU.LEA,UU.EA+UU.CAC+UU.LFT ;CHECK EA TO EA+C(LH(AC))
XP UU.MEA,UU.LEA+UU.MNS ;CHECK EA TO EA-C(LH(AC))
SUBTTL SCHED. UUO ERROR CODES
SCHAC%==1 ;ADDRESS CHECK
SCHUF%==2 ;UNKNOWN FUNCTION
SCHUJ%==3 ;UNKNOWN JOB
SCHNP%==4 ;NOT PRIVILEGED
SCHUC%==5 ;UNKNOWN CLASS
SCHUQ%==6 ;UNKNOWN QUEUE
SCHNC%==7 ;NON-EXISTANT CHANNEL
SCHEB%==10 ;EXPONENTIAL FACTOR BAD
SCHMI%==11 ;ATTEMPT TO SET PROT WHEN MCUINT NON-ZERO
SCHNS%==12 ;ATTEMPT TO USE SCHED. UUO WHEN
; NON-CLASS SCHEDULER WAS RUNNING
SUBTTL TRMOP. UUO ERROR CODES
TRMNP%==1 ;NOT PRIVILEGED
TRMBR%==2 ;BAD RANGE
TRMIA%==3 ;ILLEGAL ADDRESS
TRMCD%==4 ;CANNOT DO SPECIFIED FUNCTION
TRMDO%==5 ;DIALLER OPERATION ERROR
TRMND%==6 ;CANNOT GET DDB
SUBTTL DTE. UUO ERROR CODES
DTENP%==1 ;NOT PRIVILEGED
DTEUF%==2 ;UNKNOWN FUNCTION CODE
DTEDC%==3 ;UNKNOWN CPU NUMBER OR DTE NUMBER
DTEAP%==4 ;ALREADY RUNNING PRIMARY PROTOCOL
DTEPT%==5 ;POWER FAIL TIMEOUT ERROR
DTEDE%==6 ;DEAD 11 - NO DOORBELL FROM 11 DURING BOOTSTRAP SEQUENCE
DTTTE%==7 ;TO-10 ERROR AFTER BOOT SEQUENCE
DTEDD%==10 ;NO RESPONSE FROM 11 AFTER BOOT SEQUENCE
DTEIJ%==11 ;ILLEGAL JOB NUMBER SPECIFIED.
DTEIB%==12 ;ILLEGAL BYTE COUNT TO FRONT END DEVICE
DTENI%==13 ;FAILURE TO DO INITIALIZE FUNCTION ON FRONT END
; DEVICE BEFORE USING IT
DTEFB%==14 ;FRONT END DEVICE BUSY FOR ANOTHER JOB
DTENF%==15 ;NON-EXISTANT FRONT END DEVICE
DTEFE%==16 ;FATAL ERROR ON FRONT END DEVICE
DTESE%==17 ;ERROR STARTING PRIMARY PROTOCOL
DTENC%==20 ;NO FREE CORE FOR FRONT END DEVICE BUFFERS
DTETE%==21 ;TIMER EXPIRED FOR KL ERROR DATA CORE
DTECM%==22 ;DTE TO-11 QUEUE ROUTINE COULD NOT SEND
; A MESSAGE FOR FRONT END DEVICE
SUBTTL SEARCH LIST PARAMETERS AND LIMITS
;PRIMARY CONSTANTS
XP .SLMAX,^D36 ;MAX.NUM.FS'S SIMULTANEOUSLY MOUNTED
XP .SLMXJ,^D10; ;MAX.NUM.FS'S IN JOB SL.
XP .SLMXS,.SLMAX; ;MAX.NUM.FS'S IN SYS.SL.
XP .FSSIZ,^D9; ;SIZE OF BYTE CONTAINING FSN. & STATUS BITS
XP .FSFSN,^D6; ;SIZE OF BYTE CONTAINING FSN. ONLY
XP FS.MSK,777; ;MASK FOR .FSSIZ
XP FS.NMK,077; ;MASK FOR FSN. ONLY
XP FS.BMK,700; ;MASK FOR BITS ONLY
XP FS.WLK,100; ;SOFTWARE WRITELOCK BIT
XP FS.NCR,200; ;NO-CREATE BIT
; FS.???,400; ;SPARE BIT
;SECONDARY PARAMETERS AND CONSTANTS
XP .SLIPW,<^D36/.FSSIZ>; ;ITEMS (FSN'S, MARKERS) PER WORD
XP .SLWDJ,<<.SLMXJ+2+.SLIPW-1>/.SLIPW>; ;WORDS PER JOB SL. (+2 FOR FNC AND STP)
XP .SLWDS,<<.SLMXS+2+.SLIPW-1>/.SLIPW>; ;WORDS PER SYS SL.
XP .SLPSB,<.FSSIZ-1>; ;POSITION OF FIRST BYTE IN A WORD
XP .SLPSE,<.FSSIZ*.SLIPW-1>; ;POSITION OF LAST BYTE IN A WORD
;XP SL.PT0,<POINT .FSSIZ,0>; ;POINTER (SANS ADDRESS) WHICH MUST IBP'D TO GET 1ST BYTE
;XP SL.PTB,<POINT .FSSIZ,.SLPSB>; ;POINTER (SANS ADDRESS) TO 1ST BYTE IN WORD
;XP SL.PTE,<POINT .FSSIZ,.SLPSE>; ;POINTER (SANS ADDRESS) TO LAST BYTE IN A WORD
;FILE STRUCTURE NUMBERS AND SEARCH LIST MARKERS
;0 IS NOT USED AS A FSN. SO THERE WILL BE NO
; CONFUSION WITH ZEROED DATA BLOCKS
XP .FSMIN,1 ;.FSMIN TO .FSMAX ARE THE LEGAL FSN.S
XP .FSMAX,<.FSMIN+.SLMAX-1>
XP .FSFNC,.FSMAX+1 ;FENCE MARKER (SEPERATE ACTIVE AND PASIVE LISTS)
XP .FSEND,.FSFNC+1 ;LOGICAL END MARKER
; ONLY FNC & FSN'S MUST BE .LT. END SO
; CAIL .FSEND CAN BE USED FOR END-TEST
XP .FSTMP,.FSEND+1 ;TEMPORARY SL. MARKER (PREFACED TO SL'S WHICH
; MUST BE RETURNED TO FREE SORAGE)
XP .FSXX1,.FSTMP+1 ;GENERAL PURPOSE MARKER (E.G. FSNINC IN FNDFIL)
XP .FSSTP,FS.NMK ;PHYSICAL END MARKER
E$$STS: IFGE .FSXX1-.FSSTP,<PRINTX % S:E$$STS: .FSSIZ TOO SMALL>
;WELL FORMED SEARCH LISTS HAVE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TWO FORMS:
;
; (TMP) FNC ( END (?) ) STP THE EMPTY SEARCH LIST
; (TMP) (FSN) FNC (FSN) ( END (?) ) STP NON-EMPTY SEARCH LIST
;
; (X) MEANS 0 OR MORE OCCURANCES OF X
; ? MEANS ANYTHING EXCEPT STP
; FSN MEANS ANY F.S. NUMBER
;
; 0 IS NOT A LEGAL SEARCH LIST -- AND MEANS A SEARCH LIST
; HAS NOT BEEN CREATED. IT WILL INVOKE DIFFERENT ACTIONS DEPENDING
; ON CONTEXT (E.G. SUBSTITUTE SYS.SEARCH LIST, CREATE EMPTY
; SEARCH LIST, ETC.)
;MACROS FOR DEFINING SEARCH LISTS
;AN EMPTY SEARCH LIST
;NUM= MAX.NUM.FS'S TO ACCOMADATE (MUST BE .GE. 1)
;
DEFINE SLEMPT (NUM)
<XLIST
BEGBYT(.FSSIZ)
XBYT(.FSFNC)
XBYT(.FSEND)
REPEAT NUM-1,<XBYT(0)>
XBYT(.FSSTP)
ENDBYT;
LIST>
;THE ALL: SEARCH LIST
;
DEFINE SLALL
<XLIST
BEGBYT(.FSSIZ)
$SLALL==.FSMIN
REPEAT .SLMAX,<
XBYT($SLALL)
$SLALL==$SLALL+1
>
XBYT(.FSFNC)
XBYT(.FSSTP)
ENDBYT;
LIST>
DEFINE BEGBYT (SIZ,POS)
<XLIST
IFB <POS>,<$XBYP==<SIZ>-1>
IFNB <POS>,<$XBYP==<POS>>
$XBYS==<SIZ>
$XBYT==0
LIST>
DEFINE XBYT (VAL)
<XLIST
$XBYT==$XBYT+<VAL>B<$XBYP>
$XBYP==$XBYP+$XBYS
IFG $XBYP-^D35,<
EXP <$XBYT>
$XBYP==$XBYS-1
$XBYT==0
>
LIST>
DEFINE ENDBYT
<XLIST
IFN $XBYP-$XBYS+1,<EXP <$XBYT>>
PURGE $XBYT,$XBYP,$XBYS
LIST>
;DIAGNOSTIC AND DEBUGGING MACROS ASSEMBLED IF FTSLCK=-1
IFE FTSLCK,<
DEFINE SLCKFS (AC) <>
DEFINE SLCKMK (AC) <>
DEFINE SLCKPT (AC) <>
>;IFE FTSLCK
IFN FTSLCK,<
;EXTERN A SYMBOL IF NOT DEFINED
;
DEFINE EXT(SYMBOL)
<
IRP SYMBOL,<
IF2,<IFNDEF SYMBOL,<EXTERN SYMBOL>>
> >
;CHECK FOR VALID FSN. OR MARKER, STOPCD BFS IF BAD
; DEPENDS ON .FSTMP=.FSEND+1=.FSFNC+1=.FSMAX+1
;
DEFINE SLCKMK (AC,%L)
<XLIST
EXT SLXBFS;
PUSH P,AC
HRRZS AC
CAIN AC,.FSSTP
JRST %L
CAIL AC,.FSMIN
CAILE AC,.FSTMP
PUSHJ P,SLXBFS ;STOPCD BFS
%L: POP P,AC
LIST>
;CHECK FOR VALID FSN., STOPCD BFS IF BAD
;
DEFINE SLCKFS (AC)
<XLIST
EXT SLXBFS;
PUSH P,AC
HRRZS AC
CAIL AC,.FSMIN
CAILE AC,.FSMAX
PUSHJ P,SLXBFS
POP P,AC
LIST>
;CHECK FOR VALID SL.PTR., STOPCD BSL IF BAD
;
DEFINE SLCKPT (AC)
<XLIST
EXT SLXBPT;
PUSH P,AC
TLZ AC,770000 ;CK FOR ABS.PTR. WITH RIGHT BYTE SIZE
TLC AC,<.FSSIZ*100>
TLZN AC,-1
CAMLE AC,SYSSIZ## ;CK FOR WILD ADDRESS
PUSHJ P,SLXBPT
POP P,AC
LIST>
>;IFN FTSLCK
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JOB STATUS WORD (JBTSTS)
;JOB STATUS WORD (JBTSTS TABLE), ONE WORD FOR EACH JOB (SOME BITS ALSO
; APPEAR IN HIGH SEG STATUS WORD)
XP RUN,400000 ;USER WANTS JOB TO RUN (MUST BE SIGN BIT)
XP SNA,400000 ;HIGH SEG NUMBER ASSIGNED (ANALOGOUS TO JNA EXCEPT
; MUST BE SIGN BIT)
XP CMWB,200000 ;JOB TYPED A COMMAND WHICH NEEDS CORE
; WHICH IS ON DISK. SET BY COMMAND DECODER
; CLEARED WHEN JOB IN CORE AGAIN.
XP SHRSEG,200000 ;HIGH SEG IS SHARABLE (ALTHOUGH NAME MAY BE 0
; IF IT HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED). THIS BIT ALSO
; APPEARS IN SAME PLACE IN LH OF JBTSGN FOR
; EACH USER TO INDICATE USER IS USING A SHARABLE
; HIGH SEG (ALSO APPEARS IN LH OF AC J WHEN
; RH IS SEG NUMBER FOR A PARTICULAR JOB)
XP JXPN,100000 ; LOW OR HI SEG MUST BE SWAPPED OUT BECAUSE IT IS EXPANDING SIZE
; OF CORE AND THERE WASN'T ROOM IN CORE
XP JNA,40000 ;THIS JOB NUMBER IS ASSIGNED (JOB INITIALIZED)
XP SS.SYS,40000 ;SEGMENT CAME FROM SYS
XP JERR,20000 ;A MONITOR DETECTED ERROR HAS OCCURRED
; JOB CAN NOT CONTINUE
XP SERR,20000 ;A SWAP READ ERROR HAS OCCURRED FOR THIS HIGH SEG
XP NSWP,10000 ;JOB OR HIGH SEG IS NOT TO BE SWAPPED
; (REALTIME OR DISPLAY)
; (CAN BE SHUFFLED OR NOT ACCORDING TO NSHF)
XP SHF,4000 ;MONITOR IS WAITING FOR DEVICES FOR THIS
; JOB TO STOP AFTER CURRENT BUFFERFULL
; SO JOB CAN BE SHUFFLED IN CORE OR SWAPPED OUT
; IF JOB ONLY HAS LOW SEG
XP SWP,2000 ;0 IF JOB IN CORE, 1 IF SWAPPED OUT OR ON WAY
; IN OR OUT. SAME FOR LOW AND HIGH SEGMENTS
XP NSHF,1000 ;JOB IS NOT SHUFFLABLE
XP CNTRLC,400 ;^C WAS TYPED WHILE JOB WAS IN MONITOR MODE
; AND NOT IN TTY WAIT - DELAY STOPPING JOB
XP STOPIO,SWP+CMWB+SHF ;FORCE JOB TO STOP TO EXECUTE
; SWAP, COMMAND OR SHUFFLE
;BITS 10-14 USED TO INDICATE JOB IN WAIT FOR A SHARABLE DEVICE
;0 MEANS JOB NOT WAITING FOR SHARABLE DEVICE
XP JWSIZ,5 ;SIZE OF WAIT CODE
XP JWPOS,^D14 ;RIGHT MOST BIT POS. OF WAIT CODE
XP WTMASK,370 ;MASK FOR CLEARING WAIT CODES
XP JLOG,4 ;JOB SUCCESSFULLY LOGGED IN
XP JRQ,2 ;JOB HAS CHANGED STATE AND MUST BE REQUEUED AT CLOCK
; LEVEL BEFORE RESCHEDULING CAN TAKE PLACE
XP JACCT,1 ;PRIVILEGED SYSTEM CUSP IS BEING RUN WHICH CANNOT
; BE STOPPED (E.G., LOGIN
; OR LOGOUT). PROTECT IT FROM CURIOUS EYES.
; DISABLE CONTROL C, MADE IT ACT LIKE ALT-MODE
;BITS IN RIGHT HALF OF JBTSTS
XP CLKR,400000 ;JOB HAS A CLOCK REQUEST IN.
; NEEDED SO ONLY ONE REQUEST PER JOB
XP LOK,200000 ;JOB IS BEING LOCKED IN CORE
XP JDC,100000 ;JOB HAS TYPED "DCORE"
XP UTRP,40000 ;TRAP TO USER ON UUO EXIT (REENTER DDT)
; TRAP ADR. STORED IN JOBFDV BY COMMAND
XP JDCON,20000 ;JOB IN ^C STATE WAITING FOR DEVICE
;TO CONTINUE FROM ERROR
XP JS.DEP,10000 ;DAEMON ERROR PAUSE. SET WHEN JOB
; GETS AN ERROR. JOB PAUSES UNTIL
; DAEMON CAN ENTER ERROR INFO INTO LOG FILE
; DAEMON CLEARS BIT
XP JS.APE,4000 ;APR INTERRUPT LEVEL ERROR OCCURRED.
;EXAMINED AT CLK LEVEL FOR CURRENT USER
;TO SEE IF ERROR, APR STATUS IS STORED IN
;JOB DATA AREA JOBCNI.
XP JS.XO,2000 ;EXECUTE ONLY CORE IMAGE
XP JS.SFE,400000 ;ON IF HIGH SEGMENT CAME FROM AN EXE FILE
XP JS.RUU,1000 ;RUN UUO OR COMMAND IN PROGRESS
XP JS.MPE,400 ;MEM PAR ERROR FOR JOB (LOW OR HIGH SEG)
; BEHAVES LIKE CNTRLC. JOB RUNS TO UUO EXIT
; IF PARITY IN UUO LEVEL CODE IN USER AREA
; DOES NOT STOP A JOB FROM BEING RUN
XP JS.JDP,200 ;MEM PAR ERROR IN JOB DATA AREA (OR ANY OTHER
; AREA OUTSIDE MONITOR (SYSSIZ) WHICH HAS SENSITIVE
; INFO LIKE EXEC ADDRESSES IN IT
; JOB DATA AREA CLEARED AT CLK LEVEL IF ON
XP JS.DPM,100 ;DAEMON PROBLEM MESSAGE NEEDED FOR JOB
; PRINT ONCE A MINUTE PRINT %PROBLEM WITH DAEMON ON JOB
; THEN SET EVERY MIN JOB IS WAITING FOR DAEMON
XP JS.DEM,JDC!JS.DEP ;JOB BITS TO CHECK FOR EVERY MINUTE.
; SET JS.DPM IF ON
XP JS.ASA,40 ;FETCH AND STORE UUO ARGUMENTS INTO/FROM USER ADDRESSES
; WHICH ARE LESS THAN 20 IN SHADOW AC AREA RATHER
; THAN USERS ACS. CSET ON SAVE, GET, RUN, AND GETSEG
XP JS.XOR,20 ; LIT IF RUN UUO OR COMMANDS IN PROGRESS A FILE IS XO.
XP JS.RQR,10 ; RESET QUANTUM RUN-TIME. THIS BIT IS SET
; IF WE WANT TO ALTER QUANTUM RUNTIME.
; WHILE THE PDB IS ON THE DISK.
XP JS.SFL,4 ;STOP JOB IF DISK FULL. SET (CLEARED)
; BY SET FULL STOP (NOSTOP) COMMAND, UUO. IF OFF
; AN ERROR BIT IS SET ON DISK FULL OR QUOTA
; EXCEEDED. IF ON JOB IS STOPPED, ".CONT" RETRIES
XP JS.NXM,2 ;SOME PAGE IN THIS JOB'S ADDRESS SPACE
; IS CONTAINED IN NON-EXISTENT MEMORY
XP JS.NTO,1 ;THIS JOB HAS DONE SOME NON-BLOCKING
; TTY OUTPUT.
;***********************************************************************
;ADD NEW BITS IN JOB STATUS WORD ABOVE HERE
;***********************************************************************
;BITS 9-17 ARE USED FOR ACCESS PRIVILEGE BITS FOR SHARABLE HIGH SEGMENTS
; SAME FORMAT AS ACCESS BITS FOR DISK
XP HSASIZ,^D9 ;SIZE OF HIGH SEG ACCESS BITS
XP HSAPOS,^D17 ;RIGHT MOST POSITION OF HIGH SEG ACCESS BITS
XP HSAMSK,777 ;MASK TO CLEAR ACCESS PRIVILEGES
XP ICCSIZ,^D12 ;SIZE OF HIGH SEG IN CORE COUNT FIELD
XP ICCPOS,^D35 ;RIGHT MOST POSITION OF HIGH SEG IN
; CORE COUNT FIELD MUST BE RIGHT MOST
; BITS OF WORD SINCE COUNT IS AOSED
; AND SOSED
XP ICCMSK,7777 ;MASK FOR TESTING IN CORE COUNT
;MASKS USED TO TEST STATUS CONDITIONS:
XP RUNABLE,RUN+JNA ;STATUS BIT PATTERN FOR JOB TO BE RUNABLE
XP RUNMSK,JLOG+NSHF+JACCT+NSWP+CNTRLC
; BITS WHICH DO NOT MATTER FOR RUNABILITY
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JBTSCD
;BITS IN RIGHT HALF OF JBTSCD
XP JS.TYP,777B35 ;JOB'S SCHEDULER TYPE
;BITS IN LEFT HALF OF JBTSCD
XP JS.FXC,1B0 ;BIT (MUST BE SIGN BIT)
; FOR FAST CHECKING IN QFOR
XP JS.CLS,37B17 ;JOB'S SCHEDULER CLASS
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JBTST2
;;!=========================================================================!
;;! ***FREE*** !EX!M!A! EW CODE !W!R! QUEUE # !O!Q!S!
;;!=========================================================================!
;BITS IN RH OF JBTST2
XP JS.MIG,1B18 ;JOB HAS MIGRATED TO ANOTHER SWAPPING U NIT
; WHEN A DISK CONTROLLER IS BEING TAKEN
; OFF-LINE (FTDHIA)
XP JS.ABP,1B19 ;AN ADDRESS BREAK PAGE FAULT OCCURRED
; BECAUSE OF A REFERENCE TO THIS USER'S
; VIRTUAL ADDRESS SPACE DURING UUO
; PROCESSING
XP ESLPSZ,5 ;ESLEEP REASON BYTE SIZE
XP ESLPBP,^D24 ;ESLEEP REASON BYTE POSITION
XP EWAKEB,1B25 ;EWAKE CALLED (WAKEUP WAITING)
XP JS.RPC,1B26 ;IF=1 RUN PROGRAM IN .PDPGM ON
; CONTROL-C
XP JS.SIZ,6 ;NUMBER OF BITS FOR QUEUE NUMBER
XP JS.POS,^D32 ; RIGHTMOST BIT IN QUEUE NUMBER
XP JS.MSK,770 ;MASK FOR STATE CODE. USED AT CLRJBT
XP JS.OOO,4 ;USER RAN OUT OF ORDER. STOP WHEN GIVES UP
; LAST RESOURCE.
XP JS.TFO,2 ;JOB FORCED OUT BY TIMER
XP JS.SCN,1 ;JOB WAS SCANNED TO RUN BY AT LEAST ONE
; CPU DURING LAST TICK
;BITS IN THE LEFT HALF OF JBTST2
XP JS.EXE,1B17 ;A NEW SAVE (EXE FILE) IS UNDERWAY
; OR, ON A "GET", THIS BIT MEANS THAT A LOOKUP
; ON THE EXE FILE FAILED. IF SO, THE
; EXE FILE WILL NOT BE LOOKUP'ED AGAIN
; FOR THE LOW SEGMENT
XP JS.NCS,1B16 ;ON IF CACHE BITS ARE NOT TO BE TURNED
; ON IN THIS JOBS MAP
XP JS.SLP,1B15 ;THIS JOB IS SLEEPING (AS OPPOSED
; TO HIBERNATING)
XP JS.CFX,1B14 ;CALL FILE DAEMON ON "PROGRAM EXIT"
XP JS.FXO,1B13 ;FILE DAEMON MADE THIS CORE IMAGE EXECUTE ONLY
XP JS.BPR,1B12 ;BYPASS PROGRAM TO RUN CHECKING IF THIS
; FLAG IS SET THE CURRENT RUN COMMAND IS
; ALLOWED DESPITE .PDPGM (USED FOR KJOB)
XP JS.HNG,100 ;JOB STAYED IN FORCE TOO LONG, CAUSING TEMPORARY
; OR PERMANENT SYSTEM HANG, CLEARED WHEN SWAPPED IN
XP JS.IGS,1B10 ;IN GETSEG (DOING A GETSEG UUO)
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JBTSWP, JBTPPB AND PAGTAB
;BITS IN JBTSWP TABLE
XP FRGSEG,400000 ;LH - 1 IF LOW OR HIGH SEG IS FRAGMENTED ON SWP DEV
;BITS IN LH JBTPPN TABLE
XP JBPWLK,400000 ;LEFTMOST BIT OF WRITELOCK FIELD (STR # 0)
XP JBPNCR,400 ;LEFTMOST BIT OF NO-CREATE FIELD (STR # 0)
XP JBLWLK,1000 ;RIGHTMOST BIT OF WRITELOCK FIELD (STR # 8)
XP JBLNCR,1 ;RIGHTMOST BIT OF NO-CREATE FILED (STR # 8)
XP NCRMSK,777 ;ALL NO-CREATE BITS
;BITS IN PAGTAB
XP FREPAG,400000 ;ON IF PAGE IS NOT IN SOME JOBS ADDRESSING SPACE
XP LOKPHB,200000 ;ON IF THIS PAGE IS CONTAINED IN A SEGMENT
; WHICH IS LOCKED IN PHYSICALLY CONTIGUOUS MEMORY
XP LOKEVB,100000 ;ON IF THIS PAGE IS CONTAINED IN A SEGMENT WHICH
; IS LOCKED VIRTUALLY CONTIGUOUS IN THE
; EXEC ADDRESSING SPACE
XP LOKIPB,40000 ;ON IF THIS PAGE IS CONTAINED IN A SEGMENT
; WHICH IS LOCKED IN PLACE
XP NXMBIT,20000 ;ON IF THIS PAGE IS BELOW MEMSIZ BUT IS
; NON-EXISTANT
XP MONTRB,10000 ;ON IF THIS PAGE IS CONTAINED IN THE MONITOR
XP IPCBIT,4000 ;ON IF THIS PAGE IS OWNED BY IPCF
XP LKBITS,LOKPHB!LOKEVB!LOKIPB!NXMBIT!MONTRB
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- MEMTAB AND SWPLST
;BITS IN MEMTAB
MT.LEF==1B0 ;LAST ENTRY IN FRAGMENT-CHAIN
HLGPNO==777
PA.PME==1B35
PA.PMI==1B34
PA.PCE==1B33
PA.PCI==1B32
PA.IHB==1B31
;BITS IN SWPLST
SL.FRG==1B0 ;FRAGMENTED ENTRY
SL.DIO==1B1 ;DIRECTION OF IO (1=OUT)
SL.SIO==1B2 ;SWAPPING/PAGING (1=SWAPPING)
SL.IOP==1B3 ;IO IN PROGRESS
SL.IOD==1B4 ;IO DONE (THIS SWPLST ENTRY IS DONE)
SL.IPC==1B5 ;ON IF AN IPCF PAGE
SL.CHK==1B11 ;SWAPPING CHECKSUM ERROR
SL.ERR==1B12 ;IO ERROR (IODTER,IODERR, OR IOIMPM)
SL.CHN==1B13 ;CHANNEL ERROR (IOCHMP OR IOCHNX)
;BITS IN THE PDB
PD.IPV==1B1 ;JOB IS IN PQV
PD.PLS==1B18 ;JOB HAS A PHYSICAL LIMIT (AS OPPOSED TO GUIDELINE) SET
PD.DPS==1B9 ;JOB HAS A DEFAULT PROTECTION SET
PD.FSP==1B10 ;FILE DAEMON SPECIFIED THE PROTECTION FOR THIS CREATE
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JBTSGN
;VIRTUAL ADDRESSING SPACE DESCRIPTOR WORD (JBTSGN) ONE WORD FOR EACH JOB
;THIS WORD APPEARS IN AC J
;LH BITS
XP SPYSEG,400000 ;THE HIGH SEG IS PHYSICAL CORE (SEE SPYUUO)
; MUST BE SIGN BIT SO TEST FOR JOB HAVING A
; REAL HIGH SEG IS SKIPG JBTSGN(J)
XP SHRSEG,SHRSEG ;THE HIGH SEG THIS JOB IS USING IS SHARABLE
; THIS BIT ALSO APPEARS IN JBTSTS FOR HIGH SEGS
XP UWPOFF,100000 ;IF 1, USER-MODE WRITE PROTECT IS OFF FOR THIS JOB
XP MEDDLE,40000 ;IF 1, USER HAS MEDDLED WITH SHARABLE PROGRAM SUCH
; THAT PROGRAM CANNOT TRUST ITSELF
; TO TURN UWP OFF OR CHANGE HIGH SEG CORE ASSIGNMENT
; MEDDLING MEANS:
; 1. START N, OR D COMMAND
; 2. RUN UUO WITH GREATER THAN 1 STARTING INCREMENT
; 3. GETSEG UUO
; 4. HIGH SEG IS PHYSICAL CORE (SPY UUO)
XP CORCNT,20000 ;IF 1, THE HIGH SEG IN CORE COUNT FOR THIS
; JOB HAS BEEN INCREMENTED. IF 0, IT HAS NOT.
; SET AND CLEARED BY INCCNT AND DECCNT ROUTINES.
XP LOKSEG,10000 ;THE HIGH SEGMENT THIS JOB IS SHARING IS LOCKED
; IN CORE. THE HIGH SEGMENT WILL ONLY BE UNLOCKED
; WHEN THIS BIT IS OFF EVERY JOB SHARING
; THE HIGH SEGMENT.
XP NCSH,4000 ;THE HIGH SEGMENT THIS JOB IS USING
; IS TO HAVE THE CACHE BITS OFF IN
; THIS JOB'S MAP
XP SEGMB,2000 ;SET BY KILOCK TO INDICATE THAT SOMEONE HAS
; LOCKED THIS SEGMENT AND THIS JOB'S PAGE MAP
; MUST BE RECOMPUTED. USED BY CLOCK ROUTING
; ONLY IF NEXT JOB = LAST JOB.
XP NOCSH,1000 ;ON IF THIS JOB'S HIGH SEGMENT IS NOT TO
; BE CACHED SINCE IT IS SHARABLE, WRITABLE
; BY SOME JOB IN A MULTIPROCESSING MONITOR
XP REDOMP,400 ;ON IF THE HIGH SEGMENT PART OF THIS
; JOB'S MAP MUST BE REDONE
XP GTSSEG,200 ;ON IF THIS JOB'S HIGH SEGMENT WAS
; OBTAINED VIA A GETSEG UUO
;BITS 13-17=0 SO CAN DO CAI @JBTSGN TO COMPARE RH.
;RH IS HIGH SEG NUMBER (NUMBER GREATER THAN JOB MAX AND LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO JBTMAX)
; OR IF SPYSEG IS SET, RH IS HIGHEST PHYSICAL ADR USER MAY SPY INTO
; BITS 26-35 ALWAYS=1777 SO CANNOT WORK LIKE A SEGMENT NUMBER
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JBTPRV
;JOB PRIVILEGE BITS - JBTPRV TABLE
;SET BY LOGIN FROM ACCT.SYS FILE AS MODIFIED BY CUSTOMER FOR
; HIS PARTICULAR INSTALLATION
;RH RESERVED FOR SPECIAL CUSTOMER DEFINED PRIVILEGES (PLEASE START
; AT BIT 35 AND WORK TO THE LEFT)
;LH RESERVED FOR DIGITAL STANDARD PRIVILEGES
;BITS IN LEFT HALF
XP PVSPYM,1 ;JOB ALLOWED TO SPY AT MONITOR USING PEEK/SPY UUOS
XP PVSPYA,2 ;JOB ALLOWED TO SPY AT ALL OF CORE USING PEEK/SPY UUOS
XP PVTRPS,4 ;JOB ALLOWED TO USE TRPSET UUO
XP PVLOCK,10 ;JOB ALLOWED TO USE LOCK UUO
XP PVRTT,20 ;JOB IS ALLOWED TO USE RTTRP (REAL-TIME TRAPPING) UUO
XP JP.ENQ,100 ;JOB HAS ENQ PRIVILEGES
XP PVNSPL,200 ;JOB IS ALLOWED TO UNSPOOL DEVICES
XP PVHPQ,7400 ;LARGEST HPQ RUN QUEUE
XP JP.CCC,10000 ;JOB IS ALLOWED TO CHANGE CPU SPECIFICATION
; VIA COMMAND AND UUO
XP JP.POK,20000 ;POKE AT MONITOR
XP JP.MET,40000 ;JOB IS ALLOWED TO USE METER. UUO
XP JP.DPR,300000 ;LARGEST DISK PRIORITY ALLOWED
XP JP.IPC,400000 ;IPCF PRIV. FUNCTIONS
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- WORDS OF PROCESS DATA BLOCKS
XP PDMQNT,7777 ;MASK FOR QUANTUM RUN TIME
;MUST BE LOW ORDER BITS FOR SOS
XP PDSQNT,^D12 ;SIZE OF QNT BYTE
XP PDNQNT,^D35 ;BYTE PTR POSITION
XP PDSIPT,^D17 ;BYTE SIZE OF INCORE PROTECT TIME
XP PDNIPT,^D17 ;BYTE POSITION.
XP PDMSWP,400000 ;BIT ZERO FOR SKIPS ON .PDIPT
;IF ON, INCORE-PROTECT TIME HAS EXPIRED
XP NWSCTX,^D22 ;NUMBER OF WORDS OF MONITOR FREE CORE
; REQUIRED TO SAVE A JOBS CONTEXT
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JBTWCH AND JBTRSP
;BITS IN JBTWCH - WATCH SYSTEM RESPONSE COMMAND
;LH BITS: (BITS 13-35 = TIME OF DAY IN JIFFIES USER STARTS TO WAIT)
;MUST BE IN FOLLOWING ORDER WITH JW.WDJ AS LEFT MOST BIT OF ALL OF THEM
XP JW.WDY,200000 ;WATCH TIME OF DAY STARTED TO WAIT
XP JW.WRN,100000 ;WATCH RUN TIME WHEN RETURN TO COMMAND LEVEL
XP JW.WWT,40000 ;WATCH WAITING TIME RETURN TO COMMAND LEVEL
XP JW.WDR,20000 ;WATCH NO. 128 WORD DISK BLOCKS READ
XP JW.WDW,10000 ;WATCH NO. 128 WORD DISK BLOCKS WRITTEN
XP JW.WVR,4000 ;WATCH VERSIONS
XP JW.WMT,2000 ;WATCH MTA PERFORMANCE STATISTICS
;1000 FREE
XP JW.WLM,400 ;LONG ERROR MESSAGES
XP JW.WNM,200 ;NORMAL ERROR MESSAGES
XP JW.WPM,100 ;PREFIX ERROR MESSAGES
; IF ABOVE 3-BITS=0, ASSUME =3.
;ADD NEW DATA HERE (ALSO INCLUDE IN WCHALL)
XP WCHALL,JW.WDY!JW.WRN!JW.WWT!JW.WDR!JW.WDW!JW.WVR!JW.WMT ;ALL WATCH BITS
;BITS IN JBTRSP - RESPONSE TIME MEASURE
;LH BITS - REST OF WORD IS UPTIME IN JIFFIES WHEN USER
; TYPED IN COMMAND WHICH STARTED JOB OR BREAK CHAR
; WHICH TOOK JOB OUT OF IO WAIT
;BITS SET TO 1 WHEN TYPE OF RESPONSE IS RECORDED. SET TO 0 WHEN USER TYPES IN
XP JR.RCR,1B0 ;RECORDED FIRST CPU USE
XP JR.ROR,1B1 ;RECORDED TTY OUTPUT UUO
XP JR.RIR,1B2 ;RECORDED TTY INPUT UUO
XP JR.RRR,1B3 ;RECORDED CPU QUANTUM EXCEEDED REQUEUE
XP JR.RXR,1B4 ;RECORDED FIRST OF ABOVE THREE RESPONSES
; (NOT JR.RCR)
XP JR.RXX,JR.RCR!JR.ROR!JR.RIR!JR.RRR!JR.RXR
;BITS IN C(JOBERR+2) (ERROR INTERCEPTING)
;LEFT HAND BITS:
XP .ERMSG,400000 ;DONT TYPE ERROR MESSAGE IF BIT=1
;RIGHT HAND BITS:
XP .ERIDV,1 ;INTERCEPT "DEV OK?" ERRORS (HNGSTP)
XP .ERICC,2 ;CONTROL-C INTERCEPT
XP .EROFL,4 ;UNIT DROPPED OFF-LINE
XP .ERFUL,10 ;FILE STRUCTURE IS FULL
XP .ERQEX,20 ;QUOTA EXHAUSTED
XP .ERTLX,40 ;TIME LIMIT EXCEEDED
XP .EREIJ,100 ;ERROR IN JOB
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JBTLIM, JBTSPL
;BITS, FIELDS IN JBTLIM
;0--UNUSED
XP JB.LCR,777B9 ;1-9--CORE LIMIT
XP JB.LBT,1B10 ;10-BATCH JOB
XP JB.LSY,1B11 ;11--GOTTEN FROM SYS:
XP JB.LTM,77777777 ;12-35--TIME LIM TO GO IN JIF. (0=INF.)
;BITS, FIELDS IN JBTSPL
XP JB.SIN,777777B17 ;0-17 SPOOLED INPUT NAME
XP JB.DPR,7B26 ;24-26 DISK PRIORITY
; DEFINED IN COMMOD,JBXPRI
XP JB.SPL,777 ;SPOOLING BITS
XP JBSSIZ,^D9 ;SIZE OF BYTE
XP JB.DFR,1B27 ;27 DEFFERRED SPOOLING
;28-30 RESERVED FOR MORE SPOOLING DEVICES
XP JB.CDR,.SPCDR ;31 SPOOLED CDR
XP JB.CDP,.SPCDP ;32 SPOOLED CDP
XP JB.PTP,.SPPTP ;33 SPOOLED PTP
XP JB.PLT,.SPPLT ;34 SPOOLED PLT
XP JB.LPT,.SPLPT ;35 SPOOLED LPT
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JBTSPS
;BITS IN JBTSPS - SECOND PROCESSOR STATUS TABLE. INDEXED BY JOB NO.
;BITS DEFINED AS 36 BIT MASKS USING NEW SP.XXX CONVENTION
;NOT DEFINED FOR USERS (YET):
XP SP.CC1,1B0 ;CONTROL C ON CPU 1, STOP RUNNING JOB
;ON SLAVE
XP SP.NR0,1B1 ;NOT RUNABLE ON CPU 0, (IE NEEDS SLAVE UUO DONE)
XP SP.NR1,1B2 ;NOT RUNABLE ON CPU 1, (IE NEEDS MASTER UUO DONE)
XP SP.CJ0,1B3 ;CURRENT JOB ON CPU 0
XP SP.CJ1,1B4 ;CURRENT JOB ON CPU 1
XP SP.TLE,1B5 ;SLAVE JOB GOT A TIME LIMIT EXCEEDED ERROR
;DEFINED FOR USERS:
XP SP.CR0,1B35 ;CAN RUN ON CPU 0. SET BY SETUUO, RESET, EXIT
; IE CURRENT JOB CPU SPECIFICATION BIT.
XP SP.CR1,1B34 ;CAN RUN ON CPU 1. SET BY SETUUO, RESET, EXIT
; IE CURRENT JOB CPU SPECIFICATION BIT.
;BITS 33-30 RESERVED FOR FUTURE CPUS
XP SP.SC0,1B29 ;"SET CPU COMMAND" BIT FOR CPU 0
; 1 MEANS OK AS FAR AS USER IS CONCERNED
; TO RUN JOB ON THIS CPU (EVEN IF CPU HAS
; BEEN STOPPED OR IS NOT SCHEDULING).
XP SP.SC1,1B28 ;"SET CPU COMMAND" BIT FOR CPU 1
; 1 MEANS OK AS FAR AS USER IS CONCERNED
; TO RUN JOB ON THIS CPU (EVEN IF CPU HAS
; BEEN STOPPED OR IS NOT SCHEDULING).
;BITS 27-24 RESERVED FOR FUTURE CPUS
SUBTTL BITS IN JOB TABLES -- JBTPIA AND PSISER DEFINITIONS
;BITS IN JBTPIA -- PROGRAMMED SOFTWARE INTERRUPT POINTER TABLE
XP SI.ON,1B0 ;PI SYSTEM IS TURNED ON
;BITS IN AC OF PISYS. UUO
XP PS.OFF,1B1 ;TURN SYSTEM OFF
XP PS.ON,1B2 ;TURN SYSTEM ON
XP PS.CPI,1B3 ;CLEAR ALL PENDING INTERRUPTS
XP PS.CSI,1B4 ;CLEAR SELECTED INTERRUPT
XP PS.RDV,1B5 ;REMOVE DEVICE OR CONDITION
XP PS.ADV,1B6 ;ADD DEVICE OR CONDITION
XP PS.ALL,77B6 ;ALL VALID BITS
;BITS IN THE INTERRUPT REASON WORD
XP IR.IND,1B19 ;INPUT DONE
XP IR.OUD,1B20 ;OUTPUT DONE
XP IR.EOF,1B21 ;END OF FILE
XP IR.IER,1B22 ;INPUT ERROR
XP IR.OER,1B23 ;OUTPUT ERROR
XP IR.DOL,1B24 ;DEVICE OFF LINE
XP IR.DFL,1B25 ;DEVICE IS FULL
XP IR.QTE,1B26 ;QUOTA EXCEEDED
XP IR.IOW,1B27 ;I/O WAIT
XP IR.ONL,1B28 ;DEVICE ON LINE
XP IR.ALL,1777B28
;TABLE OF CONDITION CODES THAT CAN CAUSE INTERRUPTS
DEFINE COND(COD),<
XP C$MIN,C$MIN-1 ;DECREMENT MINIMUM CODE
XP COD,C$MIN ;SET NEW CODE = NEW MIN
>
XP C$MIN,0 ;INITIAL VALUE OF MOST NEGATIVE CONDITION.
COND C$TLE, ;(-1) TIME LIMIT EXCEEDED
COND C$CTLA, ;(-2) CONTROL-A INTERCEPT
COND C$CTLC, ;(-3) CONTROL-C INTERCEPT
COND C$AUUO, ;(-4) ANY MUUO
COND C$IUUO, ;(-5) ILLEGAL UUO
COND C$IMR, ;(-6) ILL MEM REF
COND C$ADCK, ;(-7) ADDRESS CHECK
COND C$ARIT, ;(-10) ARITHMETIC EXCEPTION
COND C$PLOV, ;(-11) PDL OV
COND C$TRP3, ;(-12) TRAP TYPE 3
COND C$NXM, ;(-13) NXM STOP
COND C$APRC, ;(-14) APR CLOCK
COND C$UEIJ, ;(-15) USER INDUCED ERROR IN JOB
COND C$XEIJ, ;(-16) EXTERNAL ERROR IN JOB
COND C$KSYS, ;(-17) KSYS WARNING
COND C$DSET, ;(-20) DATASET STATUS CHANGE
COND C$DATT, ;(-21) DETACH/ATTACH
COND C$WAKE, ;(-22) WAKE UUO
COND C$ADRB, ;(-23) ADDRESS BREAK
COND C$IPC, ;(-24) IPCF (MESSAGE AVAILABLE)
COND C$RMC, ;(-25) REMOTE COMPUTER CONDITION
COND C$QUE, ;(-26) ENQ/DEQ (RESOURCE AVAILABLE)
COND C$NTC, ;(-27) NETWORK TOPOLOGY CHANGE
SUBTTL ERROR CODES
;ERROR CODES RETURNED TO USERS ON LOOKUP AND ENTER AND RENAME FAILURES (DISK ONLY)
; IN RH OF 2ND WORD OF 4 WORD ARGUMENT BLOCK
;THE SAME ERROR CODES ARE RETURNED ON RUN AND GETSEG UUOS FOR ALL DEVICES
XP FNFERR,0 ;FILE NOT FOUND OR 0 FILE NAME
XP IPPERR,1 ;INCORRECT PROJECT,PROGRAMMER NUMBERS
XP PRTERR,2 ;PROTECTION FAILURE (OR DIRECTORY FULL ON DTA)
XP FBMERR,3 ;FILE BEING MODIFIED
XP AEFERR,4 ;ALREADY EXISTING FILE (OR RENAME) OR DIFFERENT FILE NAME ON UPDATE ENTER
XP ISUERR,5 ;ILLEGAL SEQUENCING OF UUOS
; (RENAME WITHOUT LOOKUP OR ENTER; LOOKUP AFTER ENTER)
XP TRNERR,6 ;TRANSMISSION ERROR OR BAD UFD
XP NSFERR,7 ;NOT A SAVE FILE (RUN,GETSEG UUO ONLY)
XP NECERR,10 ;NOT ENOUGH CORE (RUN,GETSEG UUO ONLY)
XP DNAERR,11 ;DEVICE NOT AVAILABLE (RUN,GETSEG UUO ONLY)
XP NSDERR,12 ;NO SUCH DEVICE (RUN,GETSEG UUO ONLY)
XP ILUERR,13 ;ILLEGAL UUO (GETSEG ONLY) NOT TWO RELOC REG. CAPABILITY
;MORE LOOKUP/ENTER/RENAME ERROR CODES
XP NRMERR,14 ;NO ROOM ON THIS FILE STRUCTURE ON ENTER OR ALLOCATION
; OR USER QUOTA EXCEEDED(OVERDRAW DOES NOT COUNT ON ENTER)
XP WLKERR,15 ;WRITE LOCK ERROR - CAN'T WRITE
; ON FILE STRUCTURE. EITHER HARDWARE
; OR SOFTWARE WRITE PROTECTED.
XP NETERR,16 ;NOT ENOUGH MONITOR TABLE SPACE
XP PAOERR,17 ;PARTIAL ALLOCATION ONLY
XP BNFERR,20 ;BLOCK NOT FREE ERROR ON ALLOCATION WHERE STARTING
; LOGICAL BLOCK NUMBER OF FILE STRUCUTRE SPECIFIED.
XP CSDERR,21 ;CAN'T SUPERCEDE A DIRECTORY
XP DNEERR,22 ;CAN'T DELETE A NON-EMPTY DIRECTORY
XP SNFERR,23 ;SFD NOT FOUND
XP SLEERR,24 ;SEARCH LIST EMPTY
XP LVLERR,25 ;NESTING TO TOO DEEP A LEVEL
XP NCEERR,26 ;NO-CREATE OR READ-ONLY ON FOR ALL STR'S IN LIST
XP SNSERR,27 ;SEGMENT NOT ON SWAPPING SPACE (GETSEG ONLY)
XP FCUERR,30 ;FILE CAN'T BE UPDATED
XP LOHERR,31 ;LOW SEGMENT OVERLAPS HIGH SEGMENT (GETSEG ONLY)
XP NLIERR,32 ;NOT LOGGED IN (RUN UUO ONLY)
XP ENQERR,33 ;FILE STILL HAS OUTSTANDING LOCKS ON IT
XP BEDERR,34 ;BAD EXE FILE DIRECTORY (GETSEG, RUN UUO)
XP BEEERR,35 ;BAD EXTENSION FOR EXE FILE
; ".EXE" ISN'T AN EXE FILE,
; OR ".ANYTHING ELSE"
; IS (GETSEG, RUN UUO)
XP DTBERR,36 ;EXE DIRECTORY IS TOO BIG (GETSEG, RUN UUO)
XP ENCERR,37 ;TSK - EXCEEDED NETWORK CAPACITY
XP TNAERR,40 ;TSK - TASK NOT AVAILABLE
XP UNNERR,41 ;TSK - UNKNOWN NETWORK NODE (WENT DOWN DURING LOOKUP/ENTER)
SUBTTL EXTENDED I/O ERRORS
;CODES RETURNED BY DEVOP. FUNCTION 3
IOPLE%==1 ;PAGE LIMIT EXCEEDED (LPT)
IOVFE%==2 ;VFU FORMAT ERROR (LPT)
IOLTE%==3 ;LABEL TYPE ERROR (MTA)
IOHLE%==4 ;HEADER LABEL ERROR (MTA)
IOTLE%==5 ;TRAILER LABEL ERROR (MTA)
IOVLE%==6 ;VOLUME LABEL ERROR (MTA)
IODER%==7 ;HARD DEVICE ERROR
IOPAR%==10 ;PARITY ERROR
IOWLE%==11 ;WRITE LOCK ERROR
IOIPO%==12 ;ILLEGAL POSITIONING OPERATION (MTA)
;BITS RETURNED BY DEVOP. FUNCTION 5
XP DV.OFL,1B0 ;DEVICE IS OFF-LINE
SUBTTL JOB BUFFER HEADER
; JOB BUFFER AREA HEADER
XP JBFADR,0 ;BIT 0=1 IF THIS BUFFER RING HAS NEVER BEEN
; REFERENCED FROM THE USER'S PROGRAM BY
; AN INPUT OR OUTPUT COMMAND.
; BITS 1-17=UNUSED
; BITS 18-35=CURRENT BUFFER ADDRESS
XP JBFPTR,1 ;BYTE POINTER TO NEXT BYTE -1
XP JBFCTR,2 ;POSITIVE ITEM COUNT
XP JBFUDX,3 ;UDX FOR MSGSER
; JOB BUFFER HEADER
XP IOUSE,400000 ;1 IF BUFFER IS FULL (OR BEING EMPTIED)
; 0 IF BUFFER IS EMPTY (OR BEING FILLED)
; BITS 1-17=BUFFER SIZE
; BITS 18-35=NEXT BUFFER ADDRESS
XP IOIBC,200000 ;INHIBIT CLEARING OUTPUT BUFFERS BEFORE
; GIVING THEM TO THE USER IF .OPIBC WAS
; SPECIFIED IN THE OPEN STATEMENT FOR THIS CHANNEL
; DEFINITIONS FOR TRANSPOSING EXTRA DATA BIT IN CLOCK QUEUE DATA ITEMS
XP CLKEXB,400000 ;EXTRA DATA BIT IN LH OF REQUEST WORD
XP CLKDB7,100 ;DATA BIT 7 OF DATA ITEM RH
SUBTTL ARGUMENTS FOR EXTENDED LOOKUP/ENTER/RENAME
;SYMBOLS FOR MAKING PARTS OF WORDS BE A CONSTANT OF ZERO
; SO THAT FUTURE PROGRAMMERS WILL KNOW THAT THAT BYTE MUST BE ZERO.
XP ZERO36,0 ;36 BITS OF ALWAYS ZERO
XP ZERO18,0 ;18 BITS (LH OR RH DEPENDING ON WHICH FIELD OF XWD.
XP ZERO13,0 ;INDIRECT BIT
XP ZERO5,0 ;5 BITS (USUALLY LH BITS 13 THRU 17, I.E., @ AND INDEX FIELD
; OF POINTERS WHICH WANT TO BE REFERENCED USING INDIRECTION
XP UUNNAM,0
XP UUNEXT,1
XP UUNATT,2
XP UUNPPN,3
XP UUXNUM,0
XP UUXPPN,1
XP UUXNAM,2
XP UUXEXT,3
XP UUXPRV,4
XP UUXSIZ,5
XP UUXVER,6
XP UUXFUT,7
XP UUXEST,10
XP UUXALC,11
XP UUXPOS,12
XP UUXFT1,13
XP UUXNCA,14
XP UUXLNA,UUXNCA
XP UUXMTA,15
XP UUXDEV,16
XP UUXSTS,17
XP UUXELB,20
XP UUXEUN,21
XP UUXQTF,22
XP UUXQTO,23
XP UUXQTR,24
XP UUXUSD,25
XP UUXAUT,26
XP UUXNXT,27
XP UUXPRD,30
XP UUXPCA,31
XP UUXUFD,32
XP UUXFLR,33
XP UUXXRA,34
XP UUXTIM,35
XP UUXLAD,36
XP UUXDED,37
XP UUXENX,UUXDED ;LAST "REGULAR VALUE"
XP UUXACT,40
XP UUXENT,UUXACT ;LAST ARG OR VALUE FOR EXTENDED UUOS
SUBTTL MEM PARITY ERROR RECOVERY
;MEM PARITY COMMUNICATION BITS BETWEEN CPUS AND INTERRUPT LEVELS
;THE FOLLOWING BITS ARE DEFINED HERE AND ARE STORED IN LH OF VARIABLE .CPAEF
; AND CONSTANT .CPMPS
XP CP.PXX,1B0 ;SOME PROCESSOR REQUESTED PRINT OR SWEEP OF MEMORY
; TO BE DONE ON THIS CPU
XP CP.PP1,1B1 ;CPU1 REQUESTED THIS CPU TO PRINT
XP CP.PP2,1B2 ;CPU2
XP CP.PP3,1B3 ;CPU3
XP CP.PP4,1B4 ;CPU4
XP CP.PP5,1B5 ;CPU5
XP CP.PPX,CP.PP1!CP.PP2!CP.PP3!CP.PP4!CP.PP5 ;ANY CPU REQUEST TO PRINT
XP CP.PS0,1B6 ;PROCESSOR 0 REQUESTED SWEEP ON THIS CPU
XP CP.PS1,1B7 ;1
XP CP.PS2,1B8 ;2
XP CP.PS3,1B9 ;3
XP CP.PS4,1B10 ;4
XP CP.PS5,1B11 ;5
XP CP.PSX,CP.PS0!CP.PS1!CP.PS2!CP.PS3!CP.PS4!CP.PS5 ;ANY CPU SWEEP REQ
XP CP.CS0,1B12 ;CHANNEL 0 REQUESTED SWEEP ON THIS CPU
XP CP.CS1,1B13 ;CHN 1
XP CP.CS2,1B14 ;CHN 2
XP CP.CS3,1B15 ;CHN 3
XP CP.CS4,1B16 ;CHN 4
XP CP.CS5,1B17 ;CHN 5
XP CP.CSX,CP.CS0!CP.CS1!CP.CS2!CP.CS3!CP.CS4!CP.CS5 ;ANY CHAN REQ SWEEP
;THE FOLLOWING DEFINITIONS ARE USED AS LOCAL SYMBOLS
; IN KLSER FOR AR-ARX PARITY ERROR RECOVERY
TRPTRY==4 ;# OF RETRIES BEFORE FAILURES ARE NON-RECOVERABLE
CCHEMX==3 ;# OF HARD CACHE ORIENTED FAILURES TO ALLOW
; DURING A MONITOR LOAD PERIOD BEFORE TURNING
; THE CACHE OFF AND TELLING OPERATOR
;LOCAL FLAG WORD DEFINITIONS
PFCPF0==1B18 ;A LOCAL RETRY TEST REFERENCE IS IN PROGRESS
PFCPF1==1B19 ;ERROR IS NON-RECOVERABLE
PFCPF2==1B20 ;ERROR DURING RETRY TEST REFERENCE
PFCPF3==1B21 ;CACHE WAS ENABLED WHEN TRAP OCCURRED
PFCPF4==1B22 ;ERROR OCCURRED DURING CACHE SWEEP TO CORE
DMACLR==110000 ;LEFT HALF VALUE TO CLEAR ERROR BITS IN
; DMA20 WITH SBDIAG.
SUBTTL CODES FOR DAEMON ERROR REPORTING
;ERROR CODES FOR DAEMON ERROR REPORTING
;PASSED IN LH OF AC RETURNED ON ERRPT. UUO
.ERWHY==1 ;RELOAD MONITOR ERROR
.ERMSE==2 ;NON-RELOAD MONITOR ERROR
.ERMPE==3 ;CPU MEMORY PARITY ERROR
.ERNXM==4 ;NON-EXISTENT MEMORY ERROR
.ERCPE==6 ;CHANNEL ERROR
.ERDPE==10 ;DISK ERROR
.ERCSC==15 ;CONFIGURATION STATUS CHANGE
.ERMAG==20 ;MAGTAPE ERROR
.ERTAP==21 ;TAPSER MAGTAPE ERROR
.ERKLE==30 ;KL CPU ERROR INFO FROM FRONT END
.ERMSC==41 ;MAGTAPE STATISTICS
.ERTPS==42 ;TAPSER MAGTAPE STATISTICS
.ERDLE==50 ;DL10 HARDWARE ERROR
.ERKDT==61 ;KL10 DATA PARITY TRAP
.ERLPT==71 ;LPT ERROR
.ERDTC==100 ;DATE/TIME CHANGE
SUBTTL CODES FOR DAEMON ERROR REPORTING & DUMMY MACROS
.ERTAP==21 ;TAPSER ERROR
.ERMSC==41 ;MAGTAPE STATISTICS
.ERTPS==42 ;...
DEFINE $RELOC <>
DEFINE $LOW <>
DEFINE $HIGH <>
SUBTTL BITS IN STATES AND DEBUGF
;SYSTEM STATE WORD (STATE)
; LH CHANGED ONLY BY ONCE
; RH CHANGED BY SCHED COMMAND
ST.DSK==1B0 ;DISK SYSTEM
ST.SWP==1B1 ;SWAPPING SYSTEM
ST.LOG==1B2 ;LOGIN
ST.FTT==1B3 ;FULL DUPLEX TTY SOFTWARE
ST.PRV==1B4 ;PRIVILEGES
ST.TWR==1B5 ;DUAL SEGMENT SOFTWARE
ST.CYC==1B6 ;50 HERTZ CLOCK
ST.TDS==7B9 ;TYPE OF DISK SYSTEM
ST.IND==1B10 ;IND. PPNS ON DISK
ST.IMG==1B11 ;IMAGE MODE TTYS
ST.DUL==1B12 ;DUAL PROCESSOR SYSTEM
ST.MRB==1B13 ;MULTIPLE RIBS SUPPORTED
ST.HPT==1B14 ;HIGH PRECISION TIME ACCOUNTING (DK10)
ST.EMO==1B15 ;EXCLUDE MONITOR OVERHEAD FROM RUN TIMES
ST.RTC==1B16 ;REAL TIME CLOCK (DK10)
ST.MBF==1B17 ;MONITOR BUILT FOR FOROTS
; (5.06 AND AFTER, 504B, 505A)
ST.DDL==1B26 ;NO AUTO DOWN LINE DC72,DC71,DAS 80 SERIES
ST.NOP==1B27 ;NO OPERATOR IN ATTENDANCE
ST.NSP==1B28 ;UNSPOOL DEVICES
ST.ASS==1B29 ;ASSIGN/INIT DEVICES
ST.NRT==1B32 ;NO REMOTE TTY'S
ST.BON==1B33 ;BATCH ONLY
ST.NRL==1B34 ;NO REMOTE LOGINS
ST.NLG==1B35 ;NO LOGINS EXCEPT CTY/OPR
;BITS IN CNFST2
ST%EMR==1B20 ;EBOX/MBOX RUNTIME IN EFFECT
ST%XPI==1B19 ;EXCLUDE PI TIME IN USER RUNTIME
ST%ITA==1B17 ;INTERVAL TIMER AVAILABLE (ON KL10 ONLY)
ST%NCS==1B16 ;IF SET, SCHEDULER IS NOT CLASS SYSTEM
; SCHEDULER.
;BITS IN DEBUGGING WORD
DF.SBD==1B0 ;SYSTEM BEING DEBUGGED
DF.RDC==1B1 ;RELOAD ON DEBUG JTOPCD'S
DF.RJE==1B2 ;RELOAD ON JOB ERRORS
DF.NAR==1B3 ;NO AUTO RELOADS
DF.CP1==1B4 ;STOP SYSTEM IF CPU1 HALTS
SUBTTL TAPSER AND IORB BIT DEFINITIONS
;;!=========================================================================!
;;!EX!AY!E!DENSITY! MODE !STS!FUNCTION ! LINK TO NEXT IORB !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;!ER!DE!E!T!B!D!L!W!N!O!R!V!I! *FREE* ! PTR TO EVA OF COMMAND LIST !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! BYTE COUNT !
;;!-------------------------------------------------------------------------!
;;! PTR TO END OF XFR LIST ! INTERRUPT ROUTINE !
;;!=========================================================================!
;IORB 4 WORD BLOCK FOR GENERAL TAPSER I/O REQUEST
XP TRBLNK,0 ;LINK TO NEXT (RH)
XP RB.EXC,(1B0) ;SIGN BIT - UNIT EXCEPTION (TRBSTS NON-ZERO)
;FCN INFO (LH)
XP RB.AIO,(1B1) ;THIS REQUEST IS ASYNC
XP RB.PAR,(1B2) ;PARITY THIS REQUEST (1=EVEN)
XP RB.DNS,4 ;DENSITY BYTE SIZE
XP RB.DNP,^D6 ;BYTE POSITION OF DENSITY BYTE
XP RB.D2,1 ;200 BPI
XP RB.D5,2 ;556 BPI
XP RB.D8,3 ;800 BPI
XP RB.D16,4 ;1600 BPI
XP RB.D62,5 ;6250 BPI
XP RB.MDS,4 ;MODE BYTE SIZE
XP RB.MDP,^D10 ;RIGHT MOST BIT OF MODE BYTE
XP RB.MCD,1 ;CORE DUMP (9 TRK)
XP RB.MBY,2 ;BYTE MODE (4 8 BIT BYTES/WD - 9 TRK)
XP RB.M6B,3 ;SIXBIT (9 TRK SPCL)
XP RB.M7B,4 ;7 BIT MODE ("MARVELOUS ASCII")
XP RB.M7T,5 ;7-TRK CORE DUMP (SIXBIT)
XP RB.BYS,RB.MDS+RB.DNS+1 ;PARITY/DENSITY/MODE BYTE
XP RB.BYP,RB.MDP
XP RB.RQS,2 ;REQUEST STATUS BYTE SIZE
XP RB.RQP,^D12 ;RIGHT MOST BIT POSITION OF STATUS
XP RB.RPN,1 ;REQUEST PENDING
XP RB.ACT,2 ;REQUEST ACTIVE
XP RB.DUN,3 ;REQUEST DONE
XP RB.FNS,5 ;FUNCTION BYTE SIZE
XP RB.FNP,^D17 ;RIGHT MOST BIT OF FCN BYTE
XP RB.FRD,1 ;READ FORWARD
XP RB.FWT,2 ;WRITE
XP RB.FRB,3 ;READ BACKWARDS
XP RB.FSR,4 ;SPACE FORWARD RECORD
XP RB.FBR,5 ;SPACE BACKWARD RECORD
XP RB.FSF,6 ;SPACE FORWARD FILE
XP RB.FBF,7 ;SPACE BACKWARD FILE
XP RB.FLG,10 ;WRITE LONG GAP (3")
XP RB.FSE,11 ;DATA SECURITY ERASE
XP RB.FRW,12 ;REWIND
XP RB.FRU,13 ;REWIND AND UNLOAD
XP RB.FTM,14 ;WRITE TAPE MARK
XP RB.FYB,15 ;WAIT FOR KONTROLLER IDLE (YELLOW BALL)
XP RB.FCR,16 ;PERFORM CORRECTION READ
XP RB.FRL,17 ;READ AT LOW THRESHOLD
XP TRBSTS,1 ;TERMINATION STATUS (LH)
XP RB.SER,(1B0) ;NON REC ERROR
XP RB.SDE,(1B1) ;0 = CHN/DEV ERR, 1 = DATA ERR
XP RB.SED,(1B2) ;SOME ERROR ENCOUNTERED
XP RB.STM,(1B3) ;TAPE MARK ENCOUNTERED
XP RB.SBT,(1B4) ;HIT BOT
XP RB.SET,(1B5) ;HIT EOT
XP RB.STL,(1B6) ;RECORD TOO LONG (READ)
XP RB.SLK,(1B7) ;WRITE ATTEMPTED ON W.L. TAPE
XP RB.SNM,(1B8) ;TAPE DIDN'T MOVE
XP RB.SOL,(1B9) ;UNIT OFF LINE
XP RB.SRW,(1B10) ;UNIT REWINDING
XP RB.SRE,(1B11) ;RECOVERED ERROR (OLD INFO STILL VALID)
XP RB.SIL,(1B12) ;ILLEGAL OP
XP RB.SEN,(1B13) ;ERROR ON NEXT RECORD (THIS ONE OK)
XP RB.SMO,(1B14) ;MONITOR-DIRECTED OFF-LINE
XP TRBXCW,1 ;PNTR TO EVA OF COMMAND LIST (RH)
XP TRBRCT,2 ;BYTE COUNT OF XFER IF DATA READ
XP TRBIVA,3 ;(RH) ADDRS OF INTERUPT ROUTINE
XP TRBEXL,3 ;(LH) PNTR TO END OF XFER LIST
SUBTTL MTAPE AND TAPOP. DEFINITIONS
XP MT.DEC,100 ;DEC COMPATIBLE
XP MT.IND,101 ;WORLD COMPATIBLE
XP MT.STL,200 ;SET TO LOW THRESHOLD (TM10 ONLY)
XP MT.MAX,17 ;MAXIMUM MTAPE OPERATION CODE
XP MT.WAT,0 ;WAIT
XP MT.REW,1 ;REWIND
XP MT.WTM,3 ;WRITE TAPE MARK
XP MT.FSR,6 ;FORWARD SKIP RECORD
XP MT.BSR,7 ;BACK SKIP RECORD
XP MT.SET,10 ;SKIP TO LEOT
XP MT.UNL,11 ;REWIND & UNLOAD
XP MT.WLG,13 ;WRITE LONG GAP (3" BLANK TAPE)
XP MT.FSF,16 ;FORWARD SKIP FILE
XP MT.BSF,17 ;BACK SPACE FILE
;KONTROLLER TYPE CODES
XP K.TMA,0 ;TM10A
XP K.TMB,1 ;TM10B
XP K.TC1,2 ;TC10C
XP K.TX1,3 ;TX01
XP K.TM2,4 ;TM02
SUBTTL TAPE LABEL DEFINITIONS
IFN FTTLAB,<
;LABEL TYPE CODES
XP LT.BLP,0 ;BYPASS LABEL PROCESSING
XP LT.SL,1 ;STANDARD DEC (ANSI) LABELS
XP LT.SUL,2 ;STANDARD WITH USER LABELS
XP LT.IL,3 ;IBM STANDARD LABELS
XP LT.IUL,4 ;IBM STANDARD WITH USER LABELS
XP LT.LTM,5 ;LEADING TAPE MARK
XP LT.NSL,6 ;NON-STANDARD LABELS
XP LT.NL,7 ;NO LABELS
XP LT.CBA,10 ;DEC COBOL ASCII LABELS
XP LT.CBS,11 ;DEC COBOL SIXBIT LABELS
XP LT.MAX,11 ;MAXIMUM LABEL TYPE DEFINED
;REASON CODES FOR LABEL PROCESSING
XP LR.FIN,1 ;FIRST INPUT
XP LR.FOU,2 ;FIRST OUTPUT
XP LR.POS,3 ;POSITIONING REQUEST
XP LR.TM,4 ;TAPE MARK SEEN
XP LR.EOT,5 ;EOT SEEN
XP LR.CLI,6 ;CLOSE INPUT
XP LR.CLO,7 ;CLOSE OUTPUT
XP LR.EOV,10 ;FORCE END OF VOLUME
XP LR.URQ,11 ;USER REQUEST SERVICE
;ERROR CODES RETURNED BY LABEL PROCESS
XP LE.CON,1 ;DIDN'T DO POSITIONING REQUEST
XP LE.EOF,2 ;RETURN END OF FILE
XP LE.LTE,3 ;LABEL TYPE ERROR
XP LE.HDE,4 ;HEADER LABEL ERROR
XP LE.TRE,5 ;TRAILER LABEL ERROR
XP LE.VLE,6 ;VOLUME LABEL ERROR
XP LE.DER,7 ;DEVICE ERROR
XP LE.DTE,10 ;DATA ERROR
XP LE.WLK,11 ;WRITE LOCKED
XP LE.PSE,12 ;POSITIONING ERROR
XP LE.BOT,13 ;BEGINNING OF TAPE
XP LE.IOP,14 ;ILLEGAL I/O OPERATION
>
SUBTTL EVENT WAIT CODE DEFINITIONS
;TYPES OF EVENTS
XP EV.TKW,1 ;TAPE KONTROLLER WAIT
XP EV.REW,2 ;REWIND WAIT
XP EV.LBL,3 ;LABEL PROCESSING WAIT
XP EV.NET,4 ;NETWORK DEVICE WAIT
XP EV.IPC,5 ;IPCF SYSTEM PROCESS RECEIVE WAIT
XP EV.FEI,6 ;FRONT END DEVICE INPUT WAIT
XP EV.FEO,7 ;FRONT END DEVICE OUTPUT WAIT
XP EV.D60,10 ;DAS60 DEVICE WAIT (WAITING FOR THE PDP11)
SUBTTL CODES SENT TO THE FILE DAEMON
IFN FTFDAE,<
XP .FDCAC,1 ;CHECK IF ACCESS IS ALLOWED
XP .FDCLI,2 ;CLOSE INPUT
XP .FDCLO,3 ;CLOSE OUTPUT
XP .FDXIT,4 ;PROGRAM EXECUTION TERMINATED
XP .FDCPA,5 ;CHECK IF PROGRAM ACCESS IS ALLOWED
XP .FDCAD,6 ;CHECK DIRECTORY ACCESS ALLOWED
>
SUBTTL BITS RETURNED TO THE MONITOR BY THE FILE DAEMON
IFN FTFDAE,<
XP FD.CAA,1B0 ;CALL THE FILE DAEMON ON EVERY ACCESS TO THE FILE
XP FD.COC,1B1 ;CALL THE FILE DAEMON WHEN THE FILE IS CLOSED
XP FD.COX,1B2 ;CALL THE FILE DAEMON WHEN PROGRAM EXECUTION TERMINATES
XP FD.SCP,1B3 ;FILE DAEMON SPECIFIED CREATE PROTECTION
>
SUBTTL SAVE-FILE FORMAT DEFINITIONS
IFN FTEXE,<
;DEFINITIONS OF BLOCK TYPES IN SAVE-FILE DIRECTORY
SV.END==1777 ;END BLOCK CODE
SV.DIR==1776 ;DIRECTORY BLOCK CODE
;LENGTHS OF VARIOUS END BLOCKS
LN.END==1 ;END BLOCK IS ONLY 1 WORD LONG
;BITS IN THE LEFT HALF OF 1ST WORD OF EACH DIRECTORY ENTRY
SV%HIS==(1B0) ;THIS PAGE IS PART OF THE HIGH SEGMENT
SV%SHR==(1B1) ;THIS PAGE IS SHARABLE
SV%WRT==(1B2) ;THIS PAGE IS WRITABLE
SV%CON==(1B3) ;THIS PAGE IS CONCEALED
SV%SYM==(1B4) ;THIS PAGE IS PART OF SYMBOL TABLE (NOT IMPLEMENTED)
SV%ABZ==(1B5) ;THIS PAGE IS ALLOCATED BUT ZERO (INTERNAL FLAG)
;MISCELLANEOUS DEFINITIONS
NTRYSZ==2 ;SIZE OF EACH DIRECTORY ENTRY
DIRSIZ==6 ;SIZE OF THE DIRECTORY ON NON-VM SYSTEMS
EXESIZ==^D512 ;SIZE OF EXE FILE PAGES
PXWLSH==11 ;PAGES TO WORDS
WXPLSH==-PXWLSH ;WORDS TO PAGES
PAGNUM==777000 ;MASK FOR CHECKING WHETHER DIRECTORY IS IN PAGE ZERO (NON-VM)
>;END OF IFN FTEXE CONDITIONAL
SUBTTL BITS IN GETTAB TABLE (NUMTAB)
;BITS 0-8 = MAXIMUM SIZE OF TABLE IF REGULAR TABLE
XP GT.COD,7B11 ;TYPE OF GETTAB TABLE
XP GT.UND,0 ;UNDEFINED IN THIS MONITOR
XP GT.ITM,1 ;INDEX BY ITEM TYPE
XP GT.JOB,2 ;INDEX BY JOB NUMBER
XP GT.SEG,3 ;INDEX BY JOB OR SEGMENT
XP GT.PDB,4 ;INDEX BY JOB DATA IS IN PDB
SUBTTL TMPCOR AND TELETYPE PARAMETERS
;PARAMETER FOR TEMPORARY FILE STORAGE UUO FOR SHORT (CCL) FILES THAT LIVE IN CORE...
; DEFINE NUMBER OF DATA WORDS IN EACH BLOCK OF LINKED LIST IN CORE. ACTUAL
; BLOCK LENGTH IS ONE GREATER TO ACCOMODATE FILE NAME AND CHAIN TO NEXT BLOCK.
XP TMPBL,4
;TELETYPE PARAMETERS....
XP STTYBF,20 ;SIZE OF TTY BUFFER
XP STTYB1,STTYBF+1 ;LENGTH+1
SUBTTL DEFINITIONS FOR DC44, DC75, DC76, DAS78 AND DAS85
;MACRO .DLTYP GENERATES SYMBOL TP.DL'PORT FOR PORT PORT
;WHERE TP.DL'PORT REPRESENTS THE SYSTEM FOR WHICH THE PORT
;WAS MONGENED. IN ADDITION IT GENERATES WARNINGS TO NOTIFY
;FOR INADVERTENTLY CREATED CONFLICTS. MOREOVER XXICHN IS REDEFINED
;IF NON DAS78 PORTS ARE PRESENT TO EQUAL SCNCHN
DEFINE .DLTYP(PORT,ZZZ,CH)
< IFNDEF M.'PORT'D85,<M.'PORT'D85==0> ;;DC75 FOR THIS PORT
ZZZ=TYPNU'PORT+M.D7'PORT'N+M.'PORT'D85 ;;DC44 DC76 & DC75
IFN CH,< IFN ZZZ,<XXICHN==SCNCHN>> ;;GET OPTIONS ON THE SAME CHANNEL
TP.DL'PORT==0 ;;ASSUME NO USE FOR THIS PORT
IFN ZZZ,<
IFN M.'PORT'D78,< ;;IS THERE A DAS78 TOO ?
IF1, <
PRINTX WARNING DL-10 PORT 'PORT' IS DEFINED AS A DAS78 PORT AND
PRINTX EITHER A DC44 DC76 OR DC75,THE DAS78 DEFINITION
PRINTX HAS BEEN OVERRIDDEN.
> ;;END OF IF1,
M.'PORT'D78==0 ;;ZERO NO DAS78
M.DAS78==M.DAS78-1 ;;ONE PORT LESS
> ;;END OF IFN M.'PORT'D78
IFN M.'PORT'D85,< ;;IS THIS A DC75 PORT??
IFN <TYPNU'PORT+M.D7'PORT'N>,< ;;A POSSIBLE MISTAKE
IF1, <
PRINTX WARNING DL-10 PORT 'PORT' HAS MORE THAN ONE OPTION
PRINTX FROM THE SET: DC44 DC76 & DC75 THE DC75 HAS BEEN
PRINTX CHOSEN. IGNORE THIS WARNING WHEN THIS WAS DONE ON PURPOSE
> ;;END OF IF1
> ;;END OF IFN <TYPNU'PORT+M.D7'PORT'N>
TP.DL'PORT==TP.D85 ;;DC75 WILL BE REMEMBERED ONLY
DLX.75=DLX.75+1
> ;;END OF IFN M.'PORT'D85
IFE M.'PORT'D85,< ;;EITHER A DC44 OR DC76
IFN TYPNU'PORT,<TP.DL'PORT==TP.DL'PORT+TP.D44
DLX.44=DLX.44+1>
IFN M.D7'PORT'N,<TP.DL'PORT==TP.DL'PORT+TP.D76
DLX.76=DLX.76+1>
> > ;;END OF IFN ZZZ
IFN FTDAS78,<
IFN M.'PORT'D78,<
TP.DL'PORT==TP.D78 ;;A DAS78
DLX.78=DLX.78+1
> ;;END OF IFN M.'PORT'D78
> ;END OF FTDAS78
IFN TP.DL'PORT,<PDP11N=PDP11N+1>
> ;END OF .DLTYP
;MACRO DLX.CK WHEN CALLED WILL GENERATE THE FOLLOWING SET OF SYMBOLS
;DLX.44 = NUMBER OF 44 OPTIONS ON DL10
;DLX.76 = NUMBER OF 76 OPTIONS ON DL10
; DLX.75 = NUMBER OF 75 OPTIONS ON DL10
;DLX.78 = NUMBER OF 78 OPTIONS ON DL10
;MOREOVER A CONSISTENCY CHECK OF THE PORT USAGE WILL BE DONE
;FOR EACH PORT A SYMBOL "P.DL'PORT WILL BE GENERATED ITS
;VALUE DEFINES THE OPTION ON THIS PORT.
DEFINE DLX.CK(CH),<
XLIST
DLX.44=0 ;;ASSUME NOTHING THERE
DLX.76=0
DLX.75=0
DLX.78=0
PDP11N=0
ZZ=0
REPEAT 10,<
.DLTYP(\ZZ,ZZZ,CH)
ZZ=ZZ+1
>
LIST
XP DLX.44,DLX.44 ;;SO VALUE IS LISTED
XP DLX.76,DLX.76 ;;VALUES DEFINED BY .DLTYP
XP DLX.75,DLX.75
XP DLX.78,DLX.78 ;;AND SHOWS UP IN GLOBS
> ;END OF DLX.CK
DEFINE MAP76(PORT),<
;;THIS MACRO IS USED IS SEVERAL PLACES. THEY ARE:
;;
;; 1. COMMON.MAC CALLS IT TO BUILD THE REAL DL10 MEMORY
;; MAP.
;;
;; 2. TEST76 CALLS IT TO BUILD A DL10 MAP TO RUN THE DC76
;; WITHOUT THE HELP OF THE MONITOR.
;;
;; 3. IT IS CALLED BY THE PDP-11 CODE TO BUILD THE MATCHING
;; SYMBOL DEFINITIONS.
;;
;; 4. IT IS CALLED BY D76INT TO BUILD SYMBOL DEFS.
;;
;;MAP76 HAS 1 ARGUMENT WHICH IS THE DL10 PORT NUMBER IT WILL BE
;; USED WITH. THIS IS USED IS BUILDING SOME OF THE SYMBOLS
;;
;;
;;THIS MACRO CONTAINS ONLY MACRO CALLS. THE MACROS IT
;; CALLS ARE:
;;
;; WORD SYM ;;DEFINE SYM AS A 1 WORD QUANTITY. SYM
;; ;; SHOULD BE NO MORE THAN 3 LETTERS. THE
;; ;; WORD IS SET TO ZERO IN THE MAP.
;;
;; DATA SYM,THING
;; ;;SAME AS WORD EXECPT THING IS PLACED IN
;; ;; THE WORD.
;;
;; PNTR SYM,PLACE
;; ;;SAME AS WORD EXCEPT A 16 BIT READ ONLY
;; ;; INDIRECT POINTER IS PLACED IN THE MAP. THE
;; ;; POINTER POINTS TO PLACE.
;;
;; BLK SYM,SIZE
;; ;;SAME AS WORD EXCEPT IT LEAVES SIZE WORD
;;
..P==PORT ;;USED SO MACRO DOES NOT PRODUCE AN 'A' ERROR
;; ON IFNDEF THING
IFN <FTKI10!FTKL10>,<
DATA KII,<JSR D70'PORT'KI>;;KI10 AUTOMATIC PRIORITY
;; INTERUPT SYSTEM EXECUTES
;; THIS INSTRUCTION.
> ;END IFN <FTKI10!FTKL10>
IFN FTKA10,<
DATA KII,<Z> ;;KA10 DOESN'T HAVE AUTOMATIC PRIORITY INTERRUPTS
> ;END IFN FTKA10
WORD ESA, ;;ELEVEN STARTING ADDRESS. USED TO FORCE
;; THE ELEVEN TO START AT A GIVEN PLACE.
WORD WNU, ;;WORD NOT USED
WORD NAM, ;;6-BIT DL10 BYTE POINTER TO NAME OF PROGRAM
;; IN THE ELEVEN. TELL DC75 FROM DC76.
DATA EPN,<..P>;;ELEVEN PORT NUMBER. THIS IS USED BY THE
;; 10 TO MAKE CONI/CONO INSTRUCTIONS FOR
;; THE DL10. IT IS USED TO HELP DEBUG THE -11
WORD OK, ;;FLAG SET TO ZERO BY THE DC76 AND COUNTED
;; UP ONCE A SECOND BY THE -10. IF THE FLAG
;; IS .GE. 2 THE DC76 IS DEAD.
WORD HLT, ;;WHEN THE DC76 HALTS IT PLACES THE HALT
;; ADDRESS HERE.
WORD DWN, ;;A FLAG WHICH INDICATES THE UPNESS OF THE -11
;; -1 DOWN , NO MESSAGES
;; 0 DOWN , COMPLAIN ONCE A MIN
;; +1 UP
PNTR UPT,.C0UPT, ;;NUMBER IN THE TEN WHICH COUNTS UP
;; ONCE A JIFFY.
IFDEF M.'PORT'D85,<
IFE M.'PORT'D85,<;;NOT AN 85
WORD TTP, ;;POINTER TO LAST ITEM PLACED IN THE TO -10
;; QUEUE.
WORD TTG, ;;POINTER TO LAST ITEM TAKEN FROM THE TO -10
;; QUEUE
WORD TEP, ;;POINTER TO LAST ITEM PLACED IN THE TO -11
;; QUEUE
WORD TEG, ;;POINTER TO LAST ITEM TAKEN FROM THE TO -11
;; QUEUE
DATA EBS,<TEBS'PORT'> ;;SIZE OF TO ELEVEN QUEUE
DATA TBS,<TTBS'PORT'> ;;SIZE OF TO TEN QUEUE
DATA LTO,<D7'PORT'OFS> ;;THE NUMBER ONE ADDS TO DC76 LINE
;; ZERO TO GET A LINTAB INDEX
DATA DTO,<D7'PORT'DSO> ;;OFFSET TO DSCTAB
PNTR STS,STATES, ;;WORD WHICH HAS THE BIT WHICH SAYS
;; IF WE SHOULD ANSWER DATASETS
PNTR FRN,TTFREN, ;;NUMBER OF FREE TTY CHUNKS. USED
;; TO ALLOW THE DC76 TO COOL IT
;; INSTEAD OF GETTING A DING.
DATA AOM,<M7'PORT'KII>;;ADDRESS OF THE FIRST WORD OF THE
;; MAP. USED SO THAT THE -11 CAN UNDERSTAND
;; TTA AND TEA.
DATA TEA,<M7'PORT'TEQ>;;ADDRESS OF THE TO -11 QUEUE
;; USED ONLY BY D76INT
DATA TTA,<M7'PORT'TTQ>;;ADDRESS OF THE TO -10 QUEUE
DATA MAX,<M.D7'PORT'N+TYPNU'PORT> ;;TOTAL NUMBEER OF FRONT END LINES
DATA NTT,<M.D7'PORT'N> ;;NUMBER OF LINES ON THIS DC76
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==PAR'PORT'N>
IFB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==0>
DATA PAR,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF PA611R READERS
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==ZZZZ+PCR'PORT'N>
DATA PCR,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF PC-11 READERS
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==ZZZZ+PAP'PORT'N>
DATA PAP,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF PA611P PUNCHES
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==ZZZZ+LPC'PORT'N>
DATA LPC,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF LPC 11 DEVICES
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==ZZZZ+PCP'PORT'N>
DATA PCP,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF PC-11 PUNCHES
DATA PIO,<M7'PORT'NIP> ;;AREA OF NON IMMEDIATE BYTE POINTERS
;;ALL BLK MACROS SHOULD COME AT THE END OF THE MAP SO THAT OFFSETS
;; CAN BE COMPUTED WITHOUT KNOWING ANY MONGEN SYMBOLS.
BLK TTQ,<TTBS'PORT>,;;THE TO TEN QUEUE
BLK TEQ,<TEBS'PORT>,;;THE TO ELEVEN QUEUE
BLK NIP,<TYPNU'PORT> ;;POOL OF NONIMMEDIATE BYTE POINTERS
> ;;END OF IFE M.'PORT'D85
IFN M.'PORT'D85,< ;;I.E. THIS IS AN 85 MAP
WORD SWD, ;GLOBAL STATUS WORD
;1=DEPOSIT
;2=EXAMINE
;4=ADDRESS IS GARBAGE
;10=HOLD EVERYTHING
WORD ADR, ;EXAMINE/DEPOSIT ADDRESS
WORD DAT, ;EXAMINE/DEPOSIT DATA
WORD REC, ;MAXIMUM RECORD LENGTH
WORD MOD, ;VERSION OF SOFTWARE
WORD TA, ;10 ALIVE IF .LE. 1 (11 INCREMENTS, 10 SETS TO -1)
WORD TS, ;10 STATUS (0=INITIAL,1=STARTED INIT,-1=RUNNING)
WORD ES, ;11 STATUS (0=INITIAL,1=STARTED INIT,-1=RUNNING)
WORD IFL, ;INPUT FLAGS
WORD IC1, ;INPUT COUNT (PART 1)
WORD ID1, ;INPTA POINTER (PART 1)
WORD IC2, ;INPUT COUNT
WORD ID2, ;INPUT DATA BYTE POINTER
WORD OFL, ;OUTPUT FLAGS
;1=HEADER THERE
;2=FIRST HALF THERE
;4=SECOND HALF THERE
WORD OC1, ;OUTPUT HEADER COUNT
WORD OD1, ;OUTPUT HEADER POINTER
WORD OC2, ;OUTPUT DATA COUNT
WORD OD2, ;OUTPUT DATA POINTER
WORD OC3, ;OUTPUT DATA COUNT (PART 2)
WORD OD3, ;OUTPUT DATA POINTER (PART 2)
> ;IFN M.'PORT'D85
> ;;END OF IFDEF M.'PORT'D85
IFNDEF M.'PORT'D85,<
WORD TTP, ;;POINTER TO LAST ITEM PLACED IN THE TO -10
;; QUEUE.
WORD TTG, ;;POINTER TO LAST ITEM TAKEN FROM THE TO -10
;; QUEUE
WORD TEP, ;;POINTER TO LAST ITEM PLACED IN THE TO -11
;; QUEUE
WORD TEG, ;;POINTER TO LAST ITEM TAKEN FROM THE TO -11
;; QUEUE
DATA EBS,<TEBS'PORT'> ;;SIZE OF TO ELEVEN QUEUE
DATA TBS,<TTBS'PORT'> ;;SIZE OF TO TEN QUEUE
DATA LTO,<D7'PORT'OFS> ;;THE NUMBER ONE ADDS TO DC76 LINE
;; ZERO TO GET A LINTAB INDEX
DATA DTO,<D7'PORT'DSO> ;;OFFSET TO DSCTAB
PNTR STS,STATES, ;;WORD WHICH HAS THE BIT WHICH SAYS
;; IF WE SHOULD ANSWER DATASETS
PNTR FRN,TTFREN, ;;NUMBER OF FREE TTY CHUNKS. USED
;; TO ALLOW THE DC76 TO COOL IT
;; INSTEAD OF GETTING A DING.
DATA AOM,<M7'PORT'KII>;;ADDRESS OF THE FIRST WORD OF THE
;; MAP. USED SO THAT THE -11 CAN UNDERSTAND
;; TTA AND TEA.
DATA TEA,<M7'PORT'TEQ>;;ADDRESS OF THE TO -11 QUEUE
;; USED ONLY BY D76INT
DATA TTA,<M7'PORT'TTQ>;;ADDRESS OF THE TO -10 QUEUE
DATA MAX,<M.D7'PORT'N+TYPNU'PORT> ;;TOTAL NUMBEER OF FRONT END LINES
DATA NTT,<M.D7'PORT'N> ;;NUMBER OF LINES ON THIS DC76
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==PAR'PORT'N>
IFB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==0>
DATA PAR,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF PA611R READERS
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==ZZZZ+PCR'PORT'N>
DATA PCR,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF PC-11 READERS
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==ZZZZ+PAP'PORT'N>
DATA PAP,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF PA611P PUNCHES
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==ZZZZ+LPC'PORT'N>
DATA LPC,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF LPC 11 DEVICES
IFNB <PORT>,<ZZZZ==ZZZZ+PCP'PORT'N>
DATA PCP,<ZZZZ> ;;LAST COMTEX LINE NUMBER+1 OF PC-11 PUNCHES
DATA PIO,<M7'PORT'NIP> ;;AREA OF NON IMMEDIATE BYTE POINTERS
;;ALL BLK MACROS SHOULD COME AT THE END OF THE MAP SO THAT OFFSETS
;; CAN BE COMPUTED WITHOUT KNOWING ANY MONGEN SYMBOLS.
BLK TTQ,<TTBS'PORT>,;;THE TO TEN QUEUE
BLK TEQ,<TEBS'PORT>,;;THE TO ELEVEN QUEUE
BLK NIP,<TYPNU'PORT> ;;POOL OF NONIMMEDIATE BYTE POINTERS
> ;;END OF IFNDEF M.'PORT'D85
>;;END OF THE MAP76 MACRO
;MACRO DLMAP WILL GENERATE VALUES FOR THE MNEMONICS USED
; TO ADDRESS THE DL10 MAP
;WE NOW WANT TO EXPAND MAP76 TO DEFINE OFFSETS IN THE MAPPED AREA.
;OFFSETS ARE DEFINED ONLY FOR "DATA" OR "WORD" SYMBOLS. THIS IS DONE
; SO THAT ONE CAN NOT REFERENCE A DL10 INDIRECT POINTER OR A MONGEN
; DEPENDANT VARIABLE IN THIS MODULE.
DEFINE DLMAP
< XLIST
DEFINE WORD(SYMBOL)<SYMBOL==.I ;;DEFINE OFFSET
.I==.I+1>
DEFINE DATA(SYMBOL,DATUM)<SYMBOL==.I
.I==.I+1>
DEFINE PNTR(SYMBOL,WORD),<.I==.I+1>
DEFINE BLK(SYMBOL,SIZE),<IFDEF SIZE,<.I==.I+SIZE>
IFNDEF SIZE,<PURGE .I>>
.I==0
MAP76 ;DEFINE PARAMETERS
LIST
>
;LINE PARAMETER CONTROL MESSAGES FOR THE DC76
XP LPCSPD,2 ;SET LINE SPEED (RECEIVE*10+TRANSMIT)
XP LPCABR,4 ;ENABLE AUTO BAUD RATE DETECT
XP LPCELE,6 ;SET TYPE ELEMENT
XP LPCAPL,10 ;SET/CLEAR APL MODE
XP LPCRVB,12 ;SET/CLEAR REVERSE BREAK
XP LPCUKB,14 ;UNLOCK KEYBOARD
XP LPCTDY,16 ;SET/CLEAR TIDY BIT
;TYPES OF DL-10 FRONT ENDS
XP TP.D76,1 ;FRONT END IS A DC76
XP TP.D44,2 ;FRONT END IS A DC44
XP TP.D47,3 ;FRONT END COMBINES DC44 AND DC76
XP TP.D75,4 ;OLD DECSYNC PROTOCOL
XP TP.D78,5 ;DC78 FRONT END
XP TP.D85,6 ;NEW DDCMP FRONT END
SUBTTL HARDWARE BITS -- FOR BOTH KA10 AND KI10 PROCESSORS
;OLD NAMES FOR SEVERAL RANDOM BITS:
XP UWP,1 ;IN LH OF DATAO APR TO TURN ON
; USER-MODE WRITE-PROTECT OF HIGH SEG
XP USRMOD,10000 ;LH PC WORD, MACHINE WAS IN USER MODE WHEN
; PC WAS STORED
XP UIOMOD,4000 ;LH PC WORD, MACHINE WAS IN USER I/O MODE WHEN
; PC WAS STORED, I.E., ALL INSTRUCTIONS WERE LEGAL.
XP POV,200000 ;PUSH DOWN OVERFLOW
XP ILM,20000 ;ILLEGAL MEMORY
;RIGHT HALF APR CONI BITS
XP.CLK==1B26 ;CLOCK (HAS INTERRUPTED)
;RIGHT HALF APR CONO BITS
XP.DDU==1B18 ;DON'T DISABLE USER ENABLED INTERRUPTS WHEN
; THEY OCCUR. THIS IS A SOFTWARE BIT, NOT A HARDWARE
; ONE.
XP.CCF==1B26 ;CLEAR CLOCK FLAG
;PI CONO BITS
XI.CPE==1B19 ;CLEAR PARITY ERROR
;LEFT HALF PC FLAG BITS
XC.OVF==1B0 ;OVERFLOW
XC.FOV==1B3 ;FLOATING OVER FLOW
XC.USR==1B5 ;USER MODE
XC.UIO==1B6 ;USER IOT MODE
XC.PUB==1B7 ;LAST INSTRUCTION PUBLIC
XC.TRP==3B10 ;TRAPS 1 AND 2
XC.FUF==1B11 ;FLOATING UNDER FLOW
XC.NDV==1B12 ;NO DIVIDE
;RIGHT HALF BITS FOR USER ENABLING AND TESTING VIA APRENB UUO
UE.NXM==1B23 ;NXM ERROR ENABLE AND INTERRUPT (SAME AS KA10 NXM FLAG)
UE.PEF==1B24 ;PARITY ERROR ENABLE AND INTERRUPT
;(SAME AS DISABLE CLOCK WHICH MONITOR NEVER USES
SUBTTL HARDWARE BITS -- FOR KA10 PROCESSOR (APR, PI, PC)
;APR CONI BITS:
AP.POV==1B19 ;PUSH DOWN OVERFLOW
AP.UIO==1B20 ;USER IN-OUT
AP.ABK==1B21 ;ADDRESS BREAK
AP.ILM==1B22 ;ILLEGAL MEMORY
AP.NXM==1B23 ;NON-EXIST. MEMORY
;UE.PEF==1B24 ;PARITY ENABLE (AND INTERRUPT) FOR APRENB UUO
; MONITOR MAKES PARITY BIT APPEAR HERE FOR USER
AP.CIE==1B25 ;CLOCK INTERRUPT ENABLED
;AP.CLK==1B26 ;CLOCK (HAS INTERRUPTED)
AP.PPV==1B27 ;FLAG FOR PROPRITARY PAGE VIOLATION NOT REALLY
; A CONI BIT. USED FOR IMPROVED ERROR MESSAGE
AP.FOE==1B28 ;FLOATING OVERFLOW ENABLED
AP.FOV==1B29 ;FLOATING OVERFLOW (HAS INTERRUPTED)
AP.TOS==1B30 ;TRAP OFF SET - MASTER VS. SLAVE
AP.AOE==1B31 ;ARITHMETIC OVERFLOW ENABLED
AP.AOV==1B32 ;ARITHMETIC OVERFLOW
;APR CONO BITS:
;(DIFFERENT NAMES FROM CONI ONLY BECAUSE SOME HAVE DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS)
AP.CPO==1B18 ;CLEAR PDL OVF
;AP.DDU==1B18 ;DON'T DISABLE USER ENABLED INTERRUPTS WHEN
; THEY OCCUR. THIS IS A SOFTWARE BIT, NOT A HARDWARE
; ONE.
AP.IOR==1B19 ;IO RESET (CLEAR ALL DEVICES)
AP.CAB==1B21 ;CLEAR ADDRESS BREAK
AP.CMP==1B22 ;CLEAR MEMORY PROTECTION
AP.CNM==1B23 ;CLEAR NON-EXISTENT MEMORY
AP.DCI==1B24 ;DISABLE CLOCK INTERRUPT
AP.ECI==1B25 ;ENABLE CLOCK INTERRUPT
;AP.CCF==1B26 ;CLEAR CLOCK FLAG
AP.DFO==1B27 ;DISABLE FLOAT. OVERFLOW
AP.EFO==1B28 ;ENABLE FLOAT. OVERFLOW
AP.CFO==1B29 ;CLEAR FLOATING OVERFLOW
AP.DAO==1B30 ;DISABLE ARITH. OVERFLOW
AP.EAO==1B31 ;ENABLE ARITH. OVERFLOW
AP.CAO==1B32 ;CLEAR ARITH. OVERFLOW
;AP.PI0==7B35 ;PI CHANNEL FOR CPU 0 (REDEFINED IN COMMON)
;AP.PI1==7B35 ;PI CHANNEL FOR CPU 1 (REDEFINED IN COMMON)
;APR DATAO BITS:
AP.UWP==1B17 ;USER MODE WRITE PROTECT FOR HIGH SEGMENT
;PC FLAGS
;PC.OVF==1B0 ;OVERFLOW
PC.CY0==1B1 ;CARRY 0
PC.CY1==1B2 ;CARRY 1
;PC.FOV==1B3 ;FLOATING OVER FLOW
PC.BIS==1B4 ;BYTE INCREMENT SUPPRESSION
;PC.USR==1B5 ;USER MODE
;PC.UIO==1B6 ;USER IO MODE
;PC.FUF==1B11 ;FLOATING UNDER FLOW
;PC.NDV==1B12 ;NO DIVIDE
;PI CONI BITS:
PI.PWF==1B18 ;POWER FAILURE
PI.PAR==1B19 ;PARITY ERROR IN MEMORY
PI.PEE==1B20 ;PARITY ERROR ENABLED
PI.IP1==1B21 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON CHANNEL 1
PI.IP2==1B22 ; " " 2
PI.IP3==1B23 ; " " 3
PI.IP4==1B24 ; " " 4
PI.IP5==1B25 ; " " 5
PI.IP6==1B26 ; " " 6
PI.IP7==1B27 ; " " 7
PI.IPA==PI.IP1+PI.IP2+PI.IP3+PI.IP4+PI.IP5+PI.IP6+PI.IP7 ;INTERRUPTING PROG ON ALL
PI.PIA==1B28 ;PI ACTIVE
PI.CO1==1B29 ;CHANNEL ON 1
PI.CO2==1B30 ; " " 2
PI.CO3==1B31 ; " " 3
PI.CO4==1B32 ; " " 4
PI.CO5==1B33 ; " " 5
PI.CO6==1B34 ; " " 6
PI.CO7==1B35 ; " " 7
;PI CONO BITS:
;(DIFFERENT NAMES FROM CONI ONLY BECAUSE SOME HAVE DIFF FUNCTIONS)
PI.CPF==1B18 ;CLEAR POWER FAILURE
PI.CPE==1B19 ;CLEAR PARITY ERROR
PI.DPE==1B20 ;DISABLE PARITY ERROR
PI.EPE==1B21 ;ENABLE PARITY ERROR
PI.CPI==1B23 ;CLEAR PI SYSTEM
PI.IIO==1B24 ;INITIATE INTERRUPT ON (SELECTED PIS)
PI.TNP==1B25 ;TURN ON SELECTED PIS
PI.TFP==1B26 ;TURN OFF SELECTED PIS
PI.OFF==1B27 ;TURN PI SYSTEM OFF
PI.ON==1B28 ;TURN PI SYSTEM ON
PI.SC1==1B29 ;SELECT CHANNELS 1
PI.SC2==1B30 ; " " 2
PI.SC3==1B31 ; " " 3
PI.SC4==1B32 ; " " 4
PI.SC5==1B33 ; " " 5
PI.SC6==1B34 ; " " 6
PI.SC7==1B35 ; " " 7
;CPU TYPE CODES (RH OF .CPTYP)(LH FOR CUSTOMERS)
CT.P6==1 ;PDP-6 TYPE PROCESSOR
CT.KA==2 ;KA-10 TYPE PROCESSOR
CT.KI==3 ;KI-10 TYPE PROCESSOR
CT.KL==4 ;KL-10 TYPE PROCESSOR
SUBTTL HARDWARE BITS -- FOR KI10 PROCESSOR
;LEFT HALF APR CONI BITS.
IP.MOD==1B1 ;MEMORY OVERLAP DISABLE
IP.FMS==1B2 ;FAST MEMORY SELECT
IP.MID==1B3 ;MI PROGRAM DISABLE
IP.CRO==1B4 ;CONSOLE READ ONLY
IP.CLC==1B5 ;CONSOLE LOCKED
IP.50H==1B6 ;50 HERTZ POWER LINE FREQUENCY
IP.MNM==1B7 ;MANUAL MARGINS
IP.MNT==1B8 ;MAINTAINANCE MODE
IP.PWL==1B9 ;POWER LOW
IP.MCL==1B10 ;MARGIN COMPARE LOW
IP.SS1==1B12 ;SENSE SWITCH 1
IP.SS2==1B13 ;SENSE SWITCH 2
IP.SS3==1B14 ;SENSE SWITCH 3
IP.SS4==1B15 ;SENSE SWITCH 4
IP.SS5==1B16 ;SENSE SWITCH 5
IP.SS6==1B17 ;SENSE SWITCH 6
;RIGHT HALF APR CONI BITS. THOSE MARKED WITH "*" CAUSE INTERRUPTS.
IP.TTO==1B18 ;*TIMER TIMED OUT
IP.PAR==1B19 ;*PARITY ERROR IN MEMORY
IP.PEE==1B20 ;PARITY ERROR ENABLED
IP.TOE==1B21 ;TIME-OUT ENABLED
IP.PWF==1B22 ;*POWER FAILURE
IP.ARE==1B23 ;AUTO-RESTART ENABLED
;UE.PEF==1B24 ;PARITY ERROR ENABLE (AND INTERRUPT) FOR APRENB UUO
; MONITOR MAKES IT APPEAR AS IF PARITY IS HERE FOR USER
IP.CIE==1B25 ;CLOCK INTERRUPT ENABLED
;IP.CLK==1B26 ;*CLOCK (HAS INTERRUPTED)
IP.ABK==1B27 ;*ADDRESS BREAK
IP.IOF==1B28 ;*I/O PAGE FAIL FLAG
IP.NXM==1B29 ;*NON-EXISTANT MEMORY
;BITS 30-35 ARE APR ERROR AND CLOCK PI ASSIGNMENTS
;RIGHT HALF APR CONO BITS.
IP.SWT==1B18 ;SET WATCH-DOG TIMER
IP.IOR==1B19 ;I/O RESET (CLEAR ALL DEVICES)
IP.CTE==1B20 ;CLEAR TIME-OUT ENABLE
IP.STE==1B21 ;SET TIME-OUT ENABLE
IP.CAE==1B22 ;CLEAR AUTO-RESTART ENABLE
IP.SAE==1B23 ;SET AUTO-RESTART ENABLE
IP.DCI==1B24 ;DISABLE CLOCK INTERRUPTS
IP.ECI==1B25 ;ENABLE CLOCK INTERRUPTS
;IP.CCF==1B26 ;CLEAR CLOCK FLAG
IP.CAB==1B27 ;CLEAR ADDRESS BREAK
IP.CIO==1B28 ;CLEAR I/O PAGE FAIL
IP.CNM==1B29 ;CLEAR NON-EXISTANT MEMORY
;BITS 30-35 ARE APR ERROR AND CLOCK PI ASSIGNMENTS
;LEFT HALF PI CONI BITS. NONE CAUSE INTERUPTS.
II.AIF==1B0 ;ADDRESS BREAK ON INSTRUCTION FETCH SWITCH IS ON
II.ADF==1B1 ; " " " DATA " " " "
II.ABW==1B2 ; " " " WRITE SWITCH
II.ASS==1B3 ;ADDRESS STOP SWITCH
II.ABS==1B4 ;ADDRESS BREAK SWITCH
II.EPS==1B5 ;EXEC PAGING SWITCH
II.UPS==1B6 ;USER PAGING SWITCH
II.PSS==1B7 ;PARITY STOP SWITCH
II.NSS==1B8 ;NXM STOP SWITCH
II.PR1==1B11 ;PROGRAM PI REQUESTED FOR CHANNEL 1
II.PR2==1B12 ; " " " " " 2
II.PR3==1B13 ; " " " " " 3
II.PR4==1B14 ; " " " " " 4
II.PR5==1B15 ; " " " " " 5
II.PR6==1B16 ; " " " " " 6
II.PR7==1B17 ; " " " " " 7
;RIGHT HALF PI CONO BITS.
II.CPF==1B18 ;CLEAR POWER FAIL FLAG
;II.CPE==1B19 ;CLEAR PARITY ERROR FLAG
II.EPE==1B21 ;ENABLE PARITY ERROR
II.CPP==1B22 ;CLEAR PROGRAM PI N
II.IP1==1B21 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 1
II.IP2==1B22 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 2
II.IP3==1B23 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 3
II.IP4==1B24 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 4
II.IP5==1B25 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 5
II.IP6==1B26 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 6
II.IP7==1B27 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 7
II.IPA==II.IP1+II.IP2+II.IP3+II.IP4+II.IP5+II.IP6+II.IP7
;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON ANY OR ALL PI CHANNELS
II.PIA==1B28 ;PI ACTIVE
II.CO1==1B29 ;PI CHANNEL 1 ON
II.CO2==1B30 ;PI CHANNEL 2 ON
II.CO3==1B31 ;PI CHANNEL 3 ON
II.CO4==1B32 ;PI CHANNEL 4 ON
II.CO5==1B33 ;PI CHANNEL 5 ON
II.CO6==1B34 ;PI CHANNEL 6 ON
II.CO7==1B35 ;PI CHANNEL 7 ON
II.ACO==II.CO1+II.CO2+II.CO3+II.CO4+II.CO5+II.CO6+II.CO7
;ANY OR ALL PI CHANNELS ON
;LEFT HALF PC FLAG BITS.
IC.000==1B0 ;(EXEC)
;IC.OVF==1B0 ;(USER) ARITHMETIC OVERFLOW
IC.CY0==1B1 ;CARRY 0
IC.CY1==1B2 ;CARRY 1
;IC.FOV==1B3 ;FLOATING OVERFLOW
IC.BIS==1B4 ;BYTE INCREMENT SUPPRESSION
;IC.USR==1B5 ;USER MODE
IC.UOU==1B6 ;(EXEC) UUO OLD USER
;IC.UIO==1B6 ;(USER) USER IOT MODE
IC.LIP==1B7 ;LAST INSTRUCTION PUBLIC
IC.AFI==1B8 ;ADDRESS FAILURE INHIBIT
IC.ATN==3B10 ;APR TRAP NUMBER
IC.TN0==1B9 ;TRAP BIT 0
IC.TN1==1B10 ;TRAP BIT 1
;IC.FUF==1B11 ;FLOATING POINT UNDERFLOW
;IC.NDV==1B12 ;NO DIVIDE
;PAGE MAP WORD FORMAT.
PM.ACC==400000 ;ACCESS ALLOWED
PM.PUB==200000 ;PUBLIC
PM.WRT==100000 ;WRITE ALLOWED
PM.SWB==40000 ;SOFTWARE BIT
PM.XTR==20000 ;EXTRA
IFN FTKL10,<
PM.CSH==20000 ;CACHE (KL10 ONLY)
>
IFN FTVM,<
PM.ZER==PM.SWB ;CORE ALLOCATED BUT 0 IF ONLY
; THIS BIT IS ON IN THE MAP SLOT
>
;BITS IN CONO PAGE WORD.
PG.LUB==1B0 ;LOAD USER BASE REGISTER
PG.ACE==1B4 ;USER ADDRESS COMPARE ENABLE
PG.LEB==1B18 ;LOAD EXEC BASE REGISTER
PG.EAT==1B22 ;ENABLE TRAPS
PG.AC0==0B2 ;USE AC SET 0 IN USER MODE
PG.AC1==1B2 ;USE AC SET 1 IN USER MODE
PG.AC2==2B2 ;USE AC SET 2 IN USER MODE
PG.AC3==3B2 ;USE AC SET 3 IN USER MODE
;BITS RETURNED AS PAGE-FAIL CODE ON PAGE FAULTS
PC.PNA==1 ;PAGE NOT ACCESSABLE
PC.PNC==2 ;PAGE NOT IN CORE
PC.UUO==3 ;PAGE FAULT WHILE IN UUO PROCESSING
PC.TIM==4 ;TIME-CAUSE FAULT DISPATCH
PC.AZU==5 ;FAULT ON AN ALLOCATED-BUT-ZERO PAGE
; (NON MONITOR-CALL)
PC.AZM==6 ;FAULT ON A MONITOR CALL PAGE ALLOCATED BUT 0
;EXEC VIRTUAL MEMORY ADDRESSES (MAPPED THROUGH THE PER PROCESS MAP)
.UPMP==340000 ;EXEC VIRTUAL ADDRESS OF THE CURRENT USER'S UPMP
.JDAT==341000 ;EXEC VIRTUAL ADDRESS OF THE CURRENT USER'S JOBDAT
.VJDT==342000 ;EXEC VIRTUAL ADDRESS OF THE CURRENT USER'S
; VESTIGUAL JOBDAT
.TEMP==343000 ;EXEC VIRTUAL ADDRESS OF TEMP
.JBPK==344000 ;EXEC VIRTUAL ADDRESSES USED FOR JOBPEK UUO
.JBPK1==345000 ; "
.JBPK2==346000 ; "
SUBTTL HARDWARE BITS -- FOR KL10 PROCESSOR
;LEFT HALF APR CONI BITS.
LP.SEE==1B6 ;SBUS ERROR ENABLED
LP.NEE==1B7 ;NXM ERROR ENABLED
LP.IFE==1B8 ;I/O PAGE FAIL ERROR ENABLED
LP.PEE==1B9 ;PARITY ERROR ENABLED
LP.CDE==1B10 ;CACHE DIRECTORY PARITY ERROR ENABLED
LP.PDE==1B11 ;PAGE TABLE DIRECTORY PARITY ERROR ENABLED
LP.PFE==1B12 ;POWER FAIL ENABLED
LP.SDE==1B13 ;SWEEP DONE ENABLED
;RIGHT HALF APR CONI BITS
LP.CSB==1B19 ;CACHE SWEEP BUSY
LP.SBE==1B24 ;S-BUSS ERROR
LP.NXM==1B25 ;NXM
LP.IOF==1B26 ;I/O PAGE FAIL
LP.PAR==1B27 ;PARITY ERROR
LP.CDP==1B28 ;CACHE DIRECTORY PARITY ERROR
LP.ADP==1B29 ;ADDRESS PARITY ERROR
LP.PWF==1B30 ;POWER FAIL
LP.CSD==1B31 ;CACHE SWEEP DONE
LP.INT==1B32 ;INTERRUPT REQUEST
LP.PIA==7B35 ;PIA
;CONO APR BITS
LP.IOR==1B19 ;IO RESET
LP.ESF==1B20 ;ENABLE SELECTED FLAGS (BITS 24-31)
LP.DSF==1B21 ;DISABLE SELECTED FLAGS (BITS 24-31)
LP.CSF==1B22 ;CLEAR SELECTED FLAGS (BITS 24-31)
LP.SSF==1B23 ;SET SELECTED FLAGS (BITS 24-31)
LP.SBE==1B24 ;S-BUSS ERROR
LP.NXM==1B25 ;NXM
LP.IOF==1B26 ;I/O PAGE FAIL
LP.PAR==1B27 ;PARITY ERROR
LP.CDP==1B28 ;CACHE DIRECTORY PARITY
LP.ADP==1B29 ;ADDRESS PARITY
LP.PWF==1B30 ;POWER FAIL
LP.CSD==1B31 ;CACHE SWEEP DONE
LP.PIA==7B35 ;PIA
;LEFT HALF CONI PI BITS
LI.PR1==1B11 ;PROGRAM P1 REQUEST FOR CHANNEL 1
LI.PR2==1B12 ;PROGRAM PI REQUEST FOR CHANNEL 2
LI.PR3==1B13 ;PROGRAM PI REQUEST FOR CHANNEL 3
LI.PR4==1B14 ;PROGRAM PI REQUEST FOR CHANNEL 4
LI.PR56=1B15 ;PROGRAM PI REQUEST FOR CHANNEL 5
LI.PR6==1B16 ;PROGRAM PI REQUEST FOR CHANNEL 6
LI.PR7==1B17 ;PROGRAM PI REQUEST FOR CHANNEL 7
;RIGHT HALF PI CONO BITS.
LI.EPA==1B18 ;EVEN PARITY ADDRESSES
LI.EPD==1B19 ;EVEN PARITY DATA
LI.CPP==1B22 ;CLEAR PROGRAM PI N
LI.IP1==1B21 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 1
LI.IP2==1B22 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 2
LI.IP3==1B23 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 3
LI.IP4==1B24 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 4
LI.IP5==1B25 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 5
LI.IP6==1B26 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 6
LI.IP7==1B27 ;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON PI CHANNEL 7
LI.IPA==LI.IP1+LI.IP2+LI.IP3+LI.IP4+LI.IP5+LI.IP6+LI.IP7
;INTERRUPT IN PROGRESS ON ANY OR ALL PI CHANNELS
LI.PIA==1B28 ;PI ACTIVE
LI.CO1==1B29 ;PI CHANNEL 1 ON
LI.CO2==1B30 ;PI CHANNEL 2 ON
LI.CO3==1B31 ;PI CHANNEL 3 ON
LI.CO4==1B32 ;PI CHANNEL 4 ON
LI.CO5==1B33 ;PI CHANNEL 5 ON
LI.CO6==1B34 ;PI CHANNEL 6 ON
LI.CO7==1B35 ;PI CH7NNEL 7 ON
LI.ACO==LI.CO1+LI.CO2+LI.CO3+LI.CO4+LI.CO5+LI.CO6+LI.CO7
;BITS FOR KL10 PROGRAM CLOCKS
;BITS IN CONO TIM,
TO.CIT==1B18 ;CLEAR INTERVAL TIMER
TO.SIT==1B21 ;START INTERVAL TIMER
TO.CTD==1B22 ;CLEAR TIMER DONE
TO.PRP==1B35 ;POSITION OF PERIOD FIELD
TO.PRS==^D12 ;SIZE OF PERIOD FIELD
TO.PRF==7777B35 ;THE FIELD ITSELF
;BITS IN CONI TIM,
TI.INP==1B17 ;POSITION OF INTERVAL TIMER FIELD
TI.INS==^D12 ;SIZE OF IT
TI.INF==7777B17 ;THE FIELD ITSELF
TI.TIO==1B21 ;INTERVAL TIMER ON
TI.ITD==1B22 ;INTERVAL TIMER DONE
TI.TOV==1B23 ;TIMER OVERFLOW
TI.PRP==1B35 ;PERIOD REGISTER POSITION
TI.PRS==^D12 ;SIZE
TI.PRF==7777B35 ;FIELD
;BITS IN CONO MTR,
MO.LAC==1B18 ;LOAD ACCOUNTING CONTROL
MO.AIP==1B21 ;ACCT INCLUDE PI
MO.AEN==1B22 ;ACCT INCLUDE EXEC NO PI
MO.AO==1B23 ;ACCT ON
MO.TOF==1B24 ;TIME BASE OFF
MO.TON==1B25 ;TIME BASE ON
MO.CTB==1B26 ;CLEAR TIME BASE
MO.IPI==7B35 ;INTERVAL TIMER PI
;BITS IN CONI MTR,
MI.AIP==1B21 ;ACCT INCLUDE PI
MI.AEN=1B22 ;ACCT INCLUDE EXEC NO PI
MI.AO==1B23 ;ACCT ON
MI.TON==1B25 ;TIME BASE ON
MI.IPI==7B35 ;INTERVAL TIMER PI
;LEFT HALF WRPAE BITS
PE.CP0==1B0 ;CHANNEL 0 PERFORMANCE ENABLE
PE.CP1==1B1 ; CHANNEL 1
PE.CP2==1B2
PE.CP3==1B3
PE.CP4==1B4
PE.CP5==1B5
PE.CP6==1B6
PE.CP7==1B7
PE.CPI==1B8 ;CHANNEL PERFORMANCE IGNORE
PE.UCI==1B9 ;MICROCODE STATE IGNORE
PE.PRL==1B10 ;PROBE LOW ENABLE
PE.PRI==1B11 ;PROBE STATE IGNORE
PE.CCR==1B12 ;CACHE REFILL ENABLE
PE.CCF==1B13 ;CACHE FILL ENABLE
PE.EWB==1B14 ;EBOX WRITE BACK
PE.SWB==1B15 ;SWEEP WRITE BACK ENABLE
PE.CCI==1B16 ;CACHE CONDITION IGNORE
;RIGHT HALF WRPAE BITS
PE.PP0==1B18 ;PI 0 PERFORMANCE ENABLE
PE.PP1==1B19
PE.PP2==1B20
PE.PP3==1B21
PE.PP4==1B22
PE.PP5==1B23
PE.PP6==1B24
PE.PP7==1B25
PE.NPI==1B26 ;NO PI
PE.PCU==1B27 ;PC USER ENABLE
PE.PCI==1B28 ;PC IGNORE
PE.EVM==1B29 ;EVENT MODE (RATHER THAN DURATION MODE)
PE.CLR==1B30 ;CLEAR PERFORMANCE METER
;COMBINATIONS
PE.PIN==PE.NPI!<377*<PE.PP7>> ;PI CONDI9ION IGNORE
;VALUES FOR THE CLOCKS
.EBCPT==10000 ;EBOX COUNTS/EBOX TICK
.MBCPT==10000 ;MBOX COUNTS/MBOX TICK
.TBCPT==10000 ;TIME BASE COUNTS/TIME BASE TICK
TB.LTP==^L<.TBCPT> ;POSITION THAT TIME BASE STARTS COUNTING IN
;BITS IN CONO PAG
LG.CSL==1B18 ;CACHE STRATEGY LOOK
LG.CSW==1B19 ;CACHE STRATEGY WRITE
LG.KIP==0B21 ;KI PAGING (INVERTED IN BREADBOARD)
LG.TEN==1B22 ;TRAP ENABLE
LG.EPT==7777 ;ADDRESS OF EPT
;BITS IN DATAO PAG
LG.LAB==1B0 ;LOAD AC BLOCKS
LG.LPC==1B1 ;LOAD PREV CONTEXT
LG.LUB==1B2 ;LOAD USER BASE REGISTER
LG.CAC==7B8 ;CURRENT AC BLOCK #
LG.PAC==7B11 ;PREV. AC BLOCK #
LG.CSX==1B12 ;CSWX
LG.PCS==37B17 ;PREVIOUS CONTEXT SECTION
LG.IAM==1B18 ;INHIBIT STORING ACCOUNTING METER
LG.UPT==7777 ;ADDRESS OF UBR
;MACROS TO CHANGE AC BLOCKS
DEFINE EXECAC(A),<
IFN FTKL10,<
SALL
IFB <A>,<
DATAO PAG,[LG.LAB+01B11]
>
IFNB <A>,<
DATAO PAG,[LG.LAB+<<A_3>+1>B11]
>
LIST
>>
DEFINE USERAC,<
IFN FTKL10,<
SALL
DATAO PAG,[LG.LAB+11B11]
LIST
>>
SUBTTL KI10/KL10 PAGE MAP LAYOUT
.UPPFT==420 ;LOCATION OF USER PAGE FAULT TRAP INSTRUCTION
.UPAOT==421 ;LOCATION OF USER ARITHMETIC TRAP INSTRUCTION
.UPPDT==422 ;LOCATION OF USER PUSH DOWN LIST OVERFLOW TRAP
; INSTRUCTION
.UP03T==423 ;LOCATION OF USER TRAP 3 INSTRUCTION
.UPMUO==424 ;LOCATION OF MUUO
.UPMUP==425 ;LOCATION OF MUUO PC
.UPEPF==426 ;LOCATION OF EXEC PAGE FAIL WORD
.UPUPF==427 ;LOCATION OF USER PAGE FAIL WORD
.LMPFW==500 ;(KL10)PAGE FAIL WORD
.LMPFP==501 ;(KL10)PAGE FAIL OLD PC WORD
.LMPFN==502 ;(KL10)PAGE FAIL NEW PC WORD
WSBTAB==340440 ;BIT-TABLE FOR WORKING SET
WSBTBL==<^D512+^D35>/^D36 ;LENGTH OF WORKING SET BIT TABLE
AABTAB==WSBTAB+WSBTBL ;BIT TABLE FOR ACCESS-ALLOWED BITS
AABTBL==WSBTBL ;LENGTH OF ACCESS ALLOWED BIT TABLE
.LMEBH==504 ;(KL10)HIGH ORDER PART OF EBOX CYCLE METER
.LMEBL==505 ;(KL10)LOW ORDER PART OF EBOX CYCLE METER
.LMMBH==506 ;(KL10)HIGH ORDER PART OF MBOX CYCLE METER
.LMMBL==507 ;(KL10)LOW ORDER PART OF MBOX CYCLE METER
JOBPDO==340510 ;ORIGION OF THE PUSH DOWN LIST
PDLLEN==133 ;LENGTH OF THE PUSH DOWN LIST
; **********
; PDLLEN MUST BE DEFINED SO THAT
; USRHCU AND USRPC DO NOT FALL IN THE
; SAME 4 WORD CACHE BLOCK
; IF PDLLEN IS INCREASED, INCREASE
; IT BY A MULTIPLE OF 4 WORDS.
; **********
JOBPRO==JOBPDO+PDLLEN ;ORIGION OF THE 'PROTECTED JOB DATA AREA'
PRTLEN==114-71 ;LENGTH OF THE 'PROTECTED JOB DATA AREA'
.UPLPS==JOBPRO+PRTLEN-.UPMP ;LOCATION OF SAVED POINTER TO CURRENT VIRTUAL
; PAGE NUMBER ON A SWAP IN/OUT
.UPTMP==.UPLPS+1 ;6 LOCATIONS USED AS TEMPORARIES WHILE SWAPPING
; (USED ON A FRAGMENTED SWAP)
.UPUAC==.UPTMP+6 ;BLOCK OF 20 ACS USED TO SAVE JOBS ACS
; WHILE GETTING PFH.XPN
.UPFFT==.UPUAC+20 ;VIRTUAL TIME OF FIRST PAGE FAULT
.UPLFT==.UPFFT+1 ;VIRTUAL TIME OF LAST FAULT
.UPVCT==.UPLFT+1 ;COUNT OF TOTAL FAULTS FOR JOB
;LH="REAL" FAULTS, RH= COUNT OF FAULTS WHEN
; THE PAGE IS IN CORE, PM.ACC=0
.UPREL==.UPVCT+1 ;HIGHEST LOC GOTTEN BY COR UUO OR COMMAND
; IF JOB IS HOLEY
.UPTMI==.UPREL+1 ;INTERVAL FOR VIRT-TIME INTERRUPTS
.UPTMC==.UPTMI+1 ;COUNT-DOWN COUNTER FOR VIRT-TIME INTERRUPTS
.UPPGB==.UPTMC+1 ;-1 IF PAGING I/O PAGES HAVE NOT BEEN
; GIVEN BACK, 0 IF THEY HAVE
.UPJOB==.UPPGB+1 ;JOB NUMBER
.UPMEM==.UPJOB+1 ;TOTAL VIRTUAL MEMORY A JOB HAS
; (OR 0 IF NOT VIRTUAL
;NOTE THAT THE 2 FOLLOWING WORDS MUST BE IN THIS ORDER
.UPHSE==.UPMEM+1 ;VIRTUAL ADR OF THE END OF THE HI SEG
.UPHSS==.UPHSE+1 ;VIRTUAL ADR OF THE START OF THE HI SEG
.UPVRT==.UPHSS+1 ;NON-0 IF JOB IS VIRTUAL (HAS DSK ADDRESS IN MAP)
;LH FOR HI-SEG, RH FOR LOW SEG
.UPBTS==.UPVRT+1 ;RANDOM COLLECTION OF BITS
UP.WHC==1B1 ;WORKING SET HAS CHANGED
UP.MGP==1B2 ;MONITOR GOT PFH
UP.GET==1B3 ;RUNNING GET TO GET A PROGRAM TO BIG TO FIT IN CORE
UP.SAA==1B4 ;SET ACCESS ALLOWED AUTOMATICALLY
.UPANA==.UPBTS+1 ;COUNT OF NON-ACCESSABLE PAGES
.UPICT==.UPANA+1 ;INCREMENTAL COUNT OF PAGE FAULTS
.UPPFH==.UPICT+1 ;COPY OF .JBPFH ON SWAP OUT (USED IF FTDHIA=-1)
.UPFOP==.UPPFH+1 ;USED BY FILOP. TO RECOVER FROM A PAGE FAIL
;LOCATIONS IN THE USER PER PROCESS MAP
.MUPMP==400 ;LEFT HALF WORD MAPS UPMP IN EXEC VIRTUAL MEMORY
.MJDAT==400 ;RIGHT HALF WORD MAPS JOBDAT IN EXEC VIRTUAL MEMORY
.MVJDT==401 ;LEFT HALF WORD MAPS VESTIGUAL JOBDAT IN EXEC
; VIRTUAL MEMORY
.MTEMP==401 ;RIGHT HALF WORD USED FOR TEMPORARY MAPPINGS IN EVM
.MJBPK==402 ;LEFT HALF WORD MAPS TEMPORARYS USED BY JOBPEK UUO
.MJBP1==402 ;RIGHT HALF WORD MAPS TEMPORARIES USED BY JOBPEK UUO
.MJBP2==403 ;LEFT HALF WORD MAPS TEMPORARIES USED BY JOBPEK UUO
;LOCATIONS IN THE EXEC MAP
.MEUPM==200 ;LEFT HALF WORD MAPS THE UPMP TO SETUP .UPMP
.MECKS==200 ;RIGHT HALF WORD USED FOR MAPPING SWAPPING CHECKSUM
;THE NEXT SEVEN HALF WORDS ARE RESERVED FOR TEMPORARY MAPPING AT
; INTERRUPT LEVEL (ONE FOR EACH PI LEVEL) SO THAT INTERRUPT
; LEVEL USAGE OF THE MAP CAN BE REENTRANT. THA LOCATIONS MUST
; BE CONTIGUOUS AND START ON A WORD BOUNDARY SO THAT A
; CONI PI TO GET PIS IN PROGRESS CAN BE USED TO DECIDE WHICH
; HALF WORD TO USE.
.MERPL==201 ;START OF 7 HALF WORDS USED FOR MAPPING AT IRP LEVEL
.MERP1==201 ;LEFT HALF WORD USED FOR TEMPORARY MAPPING WHEN PI 1 IN PROGRESS
.MERP2==201 ;RIGHT HALF WORD USED FOR TEMPORARY MAPPING WHEN PI 2 IN PROGRESS
.MERP3==202 ;LEFT HALF WORD USED FOR TEMPORARY MAPPING WHEN PI 3 IN PROGRESS
.MERP4==202 ;RIGHT HALF WORD USED FOR TEMPORARY MAPPING WHEN PI 4 IN PROGRESS
.MERP5==203 ;LEFT HALF WORD USED FOR TEMPORARY MAPPING WHEN PI 5 IN PROGRESS
.MERP6==203 ;RIGHT HALF WORD USED FOR TEMPORARY MAPPING WHEN PI 6 IN PROGRESS
.MERP7==204 ;LEFT HALF WORD USED FOR TEMPORARY MAPPING WHEN PI 7 IN PROGRESS
.MSKPC==204 ;RIGHT HALF WORD USED FOR MAPPING SKPCPU
RHWEVM==^D10 ;NUMBER OF RESERVED HALF WORDS OF EVM, THIS
; NUMBER MUST BE INCREASED AS NEW RESERVED
; HALF WORDS ARE ADDED
;EXEC VIRTUAL MEMORY ADDRESSES (MAPPED THROUGH THE EXEC MAP)
.EUPMP==400000 ;EXEC VIRTUAL ADDRESS OF THE UPMP TO SETUP .UPMP
.ECKSM==401000 ;EXEC VIRTUAL ADDRESS OF THE SWAPPING CHECKSUM
.ERPIL==402000 ;EXEC VIRTUAL ADDRESS OF RESERVED PI TEMPORARIES
.ESKPC==411000 ;EXEC VIRTUAL ADDRESS OF PAGE CONTAINING SKPCPU
PAGTAB==400000+RHWEVM*1000
PAGTBL==^D16
MEMTAB==PAGTAB+PAGTBL*1000
MEMTBL=PAGTBL
MONORG==MEMTAB+MEMTBL*1000
HIORG==400000
;BITS IN THE DATAO PTR (OPERATING CONSOLE) WORD
OC.BCI==1B0 ;BREAK CONDITION INSTRUCTION FETCH
OC.BCD==1B1 ;BREAK CONDITION DATA FETCH
OC.BCW==1B2 ;BREAK CONDITION WRITE
OC.BCM==1B3 ;BREAK CONDITION MUUO (SOFTWARE BIT)
OC.ABE==1B4 ;ADDRESS BREAK ENABLED
OC.FEP==1B5 ;FOLLOW EXEC PAGING
OC.FUP==1B6 ;FOLLOW USER PAGING
OC.BSU==1B7 ;BREAK ADDRESS AND CONDITIONS SET BY UUO
;BITS 14-35 SET ADDRESS SWITCHES
;PAGE FAILURE NUMBERS (STORED IN THE PF WORD ON A PAGE FAILURE)
PF.SUV==20 ;SMALL USER VIOLATION
PF.PRV==21 ;PROPRIETARY VIOLATION
PF.PRF==22 ;PAGE REFILL FAILURE
PF.ABF==23 ;ADDRESS BREAK FAILURE
PF.PTP==25 ;PAGE TABLE PARITY ERROR
PF.ARP==36 ;AR PARITY ERROR
PF.AXP==37 ;ARX PARITY ERROR
;BITS IN THE PAGE FAIL WORD
IFN FTKI10,<
PF.USR==1B8 ;PAGE FAILURE CAUSED BY A REFERENCE TO A PAGE
; IN THE USER'S VIRTUAL ADDRESS SPACE
>
IFN FTKL10,<
PF.USR==1B0 ;PAGE FAILURE CAUSED BY A REFERENCE TO A PAGE
; IN THE USER'S VIRTUAL ADDRESS SPACE
>
SUBTTL FEATURE TEST SWITCHES WHICH MUST BE ON
;LIST OF INDEPENDENT MONITOR COMMAND FEATURES
;WILL BE FOUND IN FILE F.MAC. THOSE FEATURE TEST SWITHCES
;WHICH MUST BE ON ARE FOUND HERE.
; ( -1 MEANS INCLUDE THE ASSOCIATED FEATURE, 0 MEANS ELIMINATE IT )
XP FTSWAP,-1 ;SWAPPING SYSTEM
;IF FTSWAP=-1, THEN FTDISK MUST BE -1
; APPEARS IN CLOCK1, COMCON, COMMON, CORE1, DPCINT, DPCREF,
; DPDINT, DPDREF, DSKSER, DTASRN, FHDINT, FHDREF, MDFINT,
; MDFREF, SCHED, SCNSRH, SEGCON, SYSINI, AND UUOCON.
XP FTDISK,-1 ;DISK SYSTEM (MAY OR MAY NOT HAVE SWAPPING)
;IF FTDISK=-1, THEN FTLOGIN MUST BE -1
;IF FTSWAP=-1, THEN FTDISK MUST BE -1
; APPEARS IN CLKCSS, COMCON, COMMON, ONCE, SCHED, SEGCON,
; SYSINI, AND UUOCON.
XP FTLOGIN,-1 ;LOGIN-LOGOUT COMMAND AND UUOS
;FTDISK=-1 IMPLIES FTLOGIN=-1
; APPEARS IN CLOCK1, COMCON, SCNSRF, SCNSRH, AND UUOCON
XP FTCCL,-1 ;CONCISE COMMAND LANGUAGE COMMANDS
;SHOULD BE 0 IN NON-DISK SYSTEMS
;SHOULD BE -1 IN DISK SYSTEMS, WHEN IMPLEMENTED
; APPEARS IN COMCON
SUBTTL OPDEFS
;USEFUL OPCODES TO INDICATE SHORT CODING OF A SUBROUTINE CALL
OPDEF PJRST [JRST] ;PJRST IS USED IN PLACE OF THE LAST PAIR OF
; INSTRUCTIONS IN A SUBROUTINE WHEN THEY ARE PUSHJ
; FOLLOWED BY A POPJ. PJRST IS USED INSTEAD OF JRST, SO
; THAT SOMEONE READING THE CODE WILL INDERSTAND THAT A
; SUBROUTINE IS BEING CALLED.
OPDEF PJRSTF [JRSTF]
OPDEF PJSP [JSP] ;PJSP IS USED IN PLACE OF MOVEI .+2, PJRST SUB
OPDEF PJUMPL [JUMPL]
OPDEF PJMPLE [JUMPLE]
OPDEF PJUMPE [JUMPE]
OPDEF PJUMPG [JUMPG]
OPDEF PJMPGE [JUMPGE]
OPDEF PJUMPN [JUMPN]
;OPDEF TO SET AN AC NON-ZERO AND JUMP (RATHER THAN CALL A SUB)
OPDEF SJSP [JSP]
;OPDEF TO FIND HALTS WHICH SHOULD BE STOPCD'S
OPDEF HALT [JRST 4,0]
;OPDEFS TO INDICATE REFERENCING REORGANIZED DATA BASE ENTRIES
OPDEF .ADDM [ADDM]
OPDEF .AOS [AOS]
OPDEF .EXCH [EXCH]
OPDEF .MOVE [MOVE]
OPDEF .MOVN [MOVN]
OPDEF .SKIPA [SKIPA]
OPDEF .MOVEM [MOVEM]
OPDEF .ADD [ADD]
OPDEF .SOS [SOS]
OPDEF .CAML [CAML]
OPDEF .CAMG [CAMG]
OPDEF .SETZM [SETZM]
OPDEF .DPB [DPB]
OPDEF .LDB [LDB]
OPDEF .SKIPE [SKIPE]
OPDEF .HRRM [HRRM]
OPDEF .HLLZ [HLLZ]
OPDEF .HLLM [HLLM]
OPDEF .HRRZS [HRRZS]
OPDEF .HRROS [HRROS]
OPDEF .SKIPL [SKIPL]
OPDEF .SKPLE [SKIPLE]
OPDEF .SKIPG [SKIPG]
OPDEF .SKPGE [SKIPGE]
OPDEF .IORM [IORM]
OPDEF .ANCAM [ANDCAM]
OPDEF .SOSLE [SOSLE]
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- GENERAL
;MACRO TO PREVENT SCHEDULING, USED AT UUO LEVEL WHEN A
;REENTRANT ROUTINE IS CHANGING COMMON DATA NOT YET
;ASSIGNED TO A PARTICULAR JOB
DEFINE NOSCHED
<>
;MACRO TO ALLOW SCHEDULING ONCE MORE
DEFINE SCHEDULE
<>
;MACRO TO PREVENT CORE SHUFFLING, USED AT UUO LEVEL WHEN
;A ROUTINE SETS UP AN ABSOLUTE USER ADDRESS IN AN AC
;OTHER THAN P,R, OR R. THE MAIN EXAMPLE IS A BLT
;FROM EXEC TO USER OR USER TO EXEC.
DEFINE NOSHUFF
<>
;MACRO TO ALLOW SHUFFLING ONCE MORE
DEFINE SHUFFLE
<>
;MACRO TO TURN OFF ALL PI CHANNELS EXCEPT DATA CONTROL ONCE
DEFINE DISABLE (A)
<EXTERNAL CHNOFF
CONI PI,A
CONO PI,CHNOFF>
;MACRO TO TURN THEM BACK ON
DEFINE ENABLE (A)
<EXTERNAL CHNON
ANDCMI A,CHNOFF ;DO NOT TOUCH DC CHANNELS
TRO A,2000 ;SET TO TURN SELECTED CHANNEL ON
CONO PI,(A)
>
;MACRO TO START A DEVICE FROM UUO LEVEL
;T1:=XWD DEVINT FLAGS,CONO ARGUMENTS
DEFINE STARTDV (A)
<EXTERNAL PIOFF,PION
CONO PI,PIOFF
CONO A,(T1)
HLRM T1,A'CON
CONO PI,PION
>
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- STOPCD
;MACRO TO GENERATE CODE FOR FATAL ERROR CONDITIONS
;CALL WITH:
; STOPCD CONT,TYPE,NAME, ;++COMMENT
;WHERE:
;CONT IS THE CONTINUE ADDRESS FOR THIS CONDITION.
;TYPE IS THE TYPE OF ERROR. IT MUST BE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
; HALT - GENERATE A HALT INSTRUCTION (USE ONLY IN DISPATCH TABLES, ETC.)
; STOP - STOP THE SYSTEM (MAJOR ERROR)
; JOB - STOP JOB (MAJOR ERROR IN A DEVICE SERVICE ROUTINE OR UUO)
; DEBUG - GO TO CONTINUE ADDRESS
;NAME IS A THREE LETTER NAME FOR THIS ERROR. IT MUST BE UNIQUE.
DEFINE STOPCD(CONT,TYPE,NAME),<
SALL ;;CLEAN LISTING
CONTYP==^O17 ;;TYPE OF CONTINUE
IFIDN <CONT><.>< CONTYP==0>
IFIDN <CONT><.+1>< CONTYP==1>
IFIDN <CONT><CPOPJ>< CONTYP==2>
IFIDN <CONT><CPOPJ##>< CONTYP==2>
IFIDN <CONT><CPOPJ1>< CONTYP==3>
IFIDN <CONT><CPOPJ1##>< CONTYP==3>
;;TYPE OF ACTION TO TAKE ON STOPCD
ACTTYP==-1
IF2 <
IFB <TYPE>< PRINTX ?MISSING STOPCD ACTION - SEE %%.'NAME IN CREF>>
IFIDN <TYPE><HALT>< ACTTYP==0> ;;GENERATE A HALT
IFIDN <TYPE><STOP>< ACTTYP==1> ;;STOP THE SYSTEM
IFIDN <TYPE><JOB>< ACTTYP==2> ;;STOP THE JOB
IFIDN <TYPE><DEBUG>< ACTTYP==3> ;;CONTINUE
IFL ACTTYP,<
IF2 <
PRINTX ?STOPCD NAME IS IN ERROR -- SEE %%.'NAME IN CREF
>
%%.'NAME:: ;;SO WE CAN FIND THE BAD STOPCD
ACTTYP==0 ;;GENERATE A HALT
>
IFB <NAME>< PRINTX ?STOPCD WITHOUT A NAME. -- SEE S.. IN CREF>
IFE ACTTYP,<
S..'NAME::!JRST 4,CONT ;ERROR NAME
>
IFN ACTTYP,<
IF2 ,<IFNDEF DIE,< EXTERNAL DIE>>
S..'NAME::!PUSHJ P,DIE ;****** NAME STOP ******
SIXNAM==<SIXBIT /NAME/>
SIXNAM=SIXNAM_<-^D18>
IFN <CONTYP-17>,<
BYTE (9)^O300(4)ACTTYP(1)0(4)CONTYP(18)SIXNAM
>
IFE <CONTYP-17>,<
BYTE (9)^O304(4)ACTTYP(1)0(4)CONTYP(18)SIXNAM
JRST CONT ;RECOVER FROM NAME STOP
>>
PURGE CONTYP,ACTTYP,SIXNAM
XALL ;;RESTORE NORMAL MODE
>
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- FRAME
;MACRO TO DEFINE A BUNCH OF WORDS ON THE STACK.
;EACH ARGUMENT TO THE FRAME MACRO ALLOCATES 1 WORD ON THE
; STACK AND DEFINES A MACRO WITH THE SAME NAME AS -N(P).
;
;NOTE: THIS MACRO DEFINES THINGS IN TERMS OF (P) AND THEREFOR
; NOTHING ELSE MAY BE PUSHED ON THE STACK!!!
DEFINE FRAME(LIST,%A),<
%%%N==0 ;ARGUMENT COUNT
IRP LIST,<
%FRAM1(LIST,\<%%%N+1>) ;DEFINE MACRO
%%%N==%%%N+1 ;BUMP COUNT
>
IFE FTKL10,<
IFN FTVM,<
ADD P,[%%%N,,%%%N] ;ALLOCATE THE SPACE
JUMPGE P,S..EPO## ;SHOULD NEVER HAPPEN
>>
IFN FTKL10,<
ADJSP P,%%%N
>
PUSHJ P,%A ;DO THE SUBROUTINE
JRST .+2 ;NON-SKIP RETURN
AOS -%%%N(P) ;PASS ON THE SKIP RETURN
SUB P,[%%%N,,%%%N] ;DEALLOCATE SPACE
POPJ P,0 ;RETURN
%A: ;SUBROUTINE WITH LOCAL STORAGE
>
DEFINE %FRAM1(A,B),<
DEFINE A,<-B(P)>
IFE FTKL10,<
IFE FTVM,<
PUSH P,1(P) ;ADJUST STACK POINTER
>>>
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- METER POINT
;METER POINT MACRO (METER. UUO)
; N=METER POINT # (DECIMAL)
; AC T1=POINT VALUE (IF ANY)
; RH OF MEQ'N'## IS POINT PARAMETER (IF ANY)
; (I.E. MAY BE USED TO QUALIFY POINT VALUE)
; MEP'N IS GLOBAL & MAY BE USED TO FIND
; POINT 'N' VIA GLOB & CREFS
; DESTROYS T1 & T2
DEFINE MPOINT (N)
<IFN FTMETR,<
SKIPGE T2,MEP'N'##
PUSHJ P,(T2)
>>
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- EXECUTIVE EXECUTE
IFN FTKI10,<
DEFINE EXCTUX(A)<
SALL
XCT 1,[A] ;ALL READS DONE IN USER'S VIRTUAL ADDRESS SPACE
LIST
>
DEFINE EXCTXU(A)<
SALL
XCT 2,[A] ;ALL WRITES DONE IN USER'S VIRTUAL ADDRESS SPACE
LIST
>
DEFINE EXCTUU(A)<
SALL
XCT 3,[A] ;BOTH READS AND WRITES DONE IN USER'S
LIST ; VIRTUAL ADDRESS SPACE
>
> ;END IFN FTKI10
IFN FTKA10,<
DEFINE EXCTUX(A)<
A
>
DEFINE EXCTXU(A)<
A
>
DEFINE EXCTUU(A)<
A
>
> ;END IFN FTKA10
;BLT TO USER
DEFINE BLTXU(X),<EXCTXU(<X>)>
;BLT TO MONITOR
DEFINE BLTUX(X),<EXCTUX(<X>)>
;SPECIAL PXCT MACROS FOR KL10
; MUST BE DEFINED AS CORRESPONDING EXCT IF FTKL10 IS OFF
DEFINE PXCTUX(A,B)<
EXCTUX(<A>)
>
DEFINE PXCTXU(A,B)<
EXCTXU(<A>)
>
DEFINE PXCTUU(A,B)<
EXCTUU(<A>)
>
IFN FTKL10,<
;KL10 INTERNAL DEVICE OPCODES
CCA==14 ;CACHE
TIM==20 ;INTERVAL TIMER,TIME BASE
MTR==24 ;ACCOUNTING METERS, PERFORMANCE METER
;OPDEFS FOR KL10 INSTRUCTIONS
OPDEF ADJSP [105B8] ;ADJUST STACK POINTER
OPDEF PXCT [XCT] ;PREVIOUS CONTEXT EXECUTE
OPDEF DADD [114B8] ;DOUBLE ADD
OPDEF DSUB [115B8] ;DOUBLE SUB
OPDEF DMUL [116B8] ;DOUBLE MUL
OPDEF DDIV [117B8] ;DOUBLE DIV
OPDEF ADJBP [IBP] ;ADJUST BYTE POINTER
OPDEF APRID [BLKI APR,] ;READ PROCESSOR SERIAL, UCODE VERSION
OPDEF WRFIL [BLKO APR,] ;WRITE CACHE REFILL ALGORITHM
OPDEF RDERA [BLKI PI,] ;READ ERROR ADDRESS REGISTER
OPDEF SBDIAG [BLKO PI,] ;SBUS DIAGNOSTIC
OPDEF CLRPT [BLKO PAG,] ;CLEAR ONE ENTRY IN HARDWARE
; PAGE TABLE
OPDEF SWPIA [DATAI CCA,] ;INVALIDATE ALL CACHE DATA,
; WITHOUT UPDATING CORE
OPDEF SWPVA [BLKO CCA,] ;SWEEP CACHE, VALIDATING CORE
; FOR ALL PAGES, LEAVING CACHE VALID
OPDEF SWPUA [DATAO CCA,] ;UNLOAD ALL PAGES, UPDATING
; CORE AND INVALIDATING CACHE
OPDEF SWPIO [CONI CCA,] ;INVALIDATE ONE PAGE
OPDEF SWPVO [CONSZ CCA,] ;VALIDATE ONE PAGE
OPDEF SWPUO [CONSO CCA,] ;UNLOAD ONE PAGE
OPDEF RDPERF [BLKI TIM,] ;READ DOUBLE-WORD PERFORMANCE
; ANALYSIS COUNTER
OPDEF RDTIME [DATAI TIM,] ;READ DOUBLE-WORD TIME BASE
OPDEF WRPAE [BLKO TIM,] ;WRITE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS
; ENABLES
OPDEF RDMACT [BLKI MTR,] ;READ DOUBLE-WORD MBOX
; ACCOUNTING COUNT
OPDEF RDEACT [DATAI MTR,] ;READ DOUBLE-WORD EBOX
; ACCOUNTING COUNT
;STILL IN FTKL10 CONDITIONAL
;BITS IN PXCT AC FIELD
PX.EAC==10 ;EFFECTIVE ADDRESS OF OBJECT INSTRUCTION
PX.MEM==4 ;MEMORY OPERAND (BOTH FETCH AND STORE)
PX.BYT==2 ;EFFECTIVE ADDRESS OF BYTE POINTER
PX.SRC==1 ;STACK WORD IN PUSH/POP; SOURCE IN BLT
DEFINE EXCTUU(INST)<
SALL
GINST==<PXCT PX.MEM,[INST]>
PXGEN(<INST>,<DPB,IDPB>,<PX.SRC>) ;;BECAUSE EXCTUU IS USED ON KL10 FOR
;; READ-MODIFY-WRITE
PXGEN(<INST>,<BLT,PUSH,POP>,<PX.SRC!PX.MEM>)
GINST
PURGE GINST
>;END EXCTUU MACRO DEFINITION
DEFINE EXCTUX(INST)<
SALL
GINST==<PXCT PX.MEM,[INST]>
PXGEN(<INST>,<LDB,ILDB,POP,BLT>,<PX.SRC>)
GINST
PURGE GINST
>;END EXCTUX MACRO DEFINITION
DEFINE EXCTXU(INST)<
SALL
GINST==<PXCT PX.MEM,[INST]>
PXGEN(<INST>,<IDPB,DPB,PUSH>,<PX.SRC>)
PXGEN(<INST>,<POP,BLT>,<PX.MEM>)
GINST
PURGE GINST
>;END EXCTXU MACRO DEFINITION
DEFINE PXGEN(INST,CODES,BITS)<
ZZ==0
IRPC INST,<
ZZ1==0
IFIDN < > <INST>,<ZZ1==1>
IFIDN < > <INST>,<ZZ1==1>
IFN ZZ1,<STOPI>
IFE ZZ1,<
ZZ==ZZ_6
ZZ==ZZ+''INST''
>;END IFE ZZ1
>;END IRPC INST
IRP CODES,<
IFE <ZZ^!''CODES''>,<GINST==<PXCT BITS,[INST]>>
>;END IRP CODES
PURGE OPCOD,ZZ1
>;END PXGEN MACRO DEFINITION
> ;END FTKL10
DEFINE CLRPGT(CP,PG),<
SALL
ZZ==0 ;SET TO 1 IF A VALID ARG IS SEEN
IFN FTKI10,<
IFIDN <CP> <P4><
ZZ==1
IFNDEF .CPEBR,<EXTERN .CPEBR>
DATAO PAG,.CPEBR(P4)
>
IFIDN <CP> <0><
ZZ==1
IFNDEF .C0EBR,<EXTERN .C0EBR>
DATAO PAG,.C0EBR
>
IFIDN <CP> <1><
ZZ==1
IFNDEF .C1EBR,<EXTERN .C1EBR>
DATAO PAG,.C1EBR
>
>;END IFN FTKI10
IFN FTKL10,<
IFB <PG> <
IFIDN <CP> <P4><
ZZ==1
IFNDEF .CPEBR,<EXTERN .CPEBR>
CONO PAG,@.CPEBR(P4)
>
IFIDN <CP> <0><
ZZ==1
IFNDEF .C0EBR,<EXTERN .C0EBR>
CONO PAG,@.C0EBR
>
IFIDN <CP> <1><
ZZ==1
IFNDEF .C1EBR,<EXTERN .C1EBR>
CONO PAG,@.C1EBR
>
>
IFNB <PG> <
ZZ==1 ;FLAG THAT CPU ARG IS OK
CLRPT PG
>
IFE ZZ,<PRINTX ? BAD CPU ARGUMENT CP TO CLRPGT MACRO>
PURGE ZZ
>;END IFN FTKL10
>;END CLRPGT MACRO DEFINITION
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- SOFTWARE INTERRUPTS
;MACRO TO CAUSE A PROGRAMMED SOFTWARE INTERRUPT
IFN FTPI,<
DEFINE SIGNAL(COND),<
IFDIF <COND><@T1>,<
IFNDEF COND,<
PRINTX ? COND IS NOT DEFINED IN FILE S.MAC!
XP COND,C$MIN-1 ;CONDITION YOU CAN NOT ENABLE
>
IFL <COND><
HRROI T1,COND ;SETUP CONDITION
>
IFGE <COND><
MOVE T1,[COND] ;SETUP CONDITION
>
>
XCT OKSGNL## ;SKIP IF USER ENABLED FOR TRAPS
IF2,<
IFNDEF PSISIG,<
EXTERNAL PSISIG
>
>
JRST .+3 ;CHARGE AHEAD IF NO TRAPS ALLOWED
PUSHJ P,PSISIG ;ELSE CALL SIGNALER
>
>
IFE FTPI,<
DEFINE SIGNAL(COND)<CAIA>
>
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- TWO SEGMENT MONITOR
;MACROS TO PUT CODE IN THE LOW OR HIGH SEGMENT
IFN FT2SEGMON,<
DEFINE $RELOC(A)<
SALL
TWOSEG HIORG
RELOC HIORG
LOCFLG==-1 ;0=LOW SEG
;-1=HIGH SEG
;+1=ABSOLUTE LOW SEGMENT
HILOC==HIORG
LOLOC==0
ABSLOC==0
>;END OF $RELOC
DEFINE $LOW(A)<
IFL LOCFLG,<HILOC==.
LOCFLG==0
RELOC LOLOC>
IFG LOCFLG,<ABSLOC==.
LOCFLG==0
RELOC LOLOC>
>;END OF $LOW
DEFINE $HIGH(A)<
IFE LOCFLG,<LOLOC==.
LOCFLG==-1
RELOC HILOC>
IFG LOCFLG,<ABSLOC==.
LOCFLG==-1
RELOC HILOC>
>;END OF $HIGH
DEFINE $ABS(A)<
IFL LOCFLG,<HILOC==.
LOCFLG==1
LOC ABSLOC>
IFE LOCFLG,<LOLOC==.
LOCFLG==1
LOC ABSLOC>
>;END OF $ABS
DEFINE $LIT<
$HIGH
LIT
>;END OF $LIT
>;END IFN FT2SEGMON
IFE FT2SEGMON,<
DEFINE $RELOC<>
DEFINE $LOW<>
DEFINE $ABS<>
DEFINE $HIGH<>
DEFINE $LIT<LIT>
>;END IFE FT2SEGMON
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- UUO ERROR CODE GENERATOR
;USAGE:
; DEFINE LOCAL ERROR CODES, ERRA%=0, ERRB%=1, ...
; DEFINE LOCAL LABELS WHICH CORRESPOND TO EACH ERROR CODE.
; FOR EACH ERROR CODE, LABEL PAIR, ERCODE(LABEL,CODE)
ECDMAX==27
DEFINE ERCODE(NAME,CODE)<
.DIRECTIVE .XTABM
ERRCOD (NAME,CODE,\CODE)
.DIRECTIVE .ITABM>
DEFINE ERRCOD(NAME,CODE,ACODE)<
IFG <CODE+1-ECDMAX>,<GENECD(NAME,CODE,ACODE)>
IFNDEF NAME,<NAME==ECOD'ACODE##>>
DEFINE GENECD(NAME,CODE,ACODE)<
PRINTX %ECOD'ACODE IS UNDEFINED, DEFINE ECDMAX IN S.MAC TO BE ACODE+1
NAME==[MOVEI T1,CODE
JUMPL M,CPOPJ##
JRST STOTAC##]
IF1,<NAME==0>> ;GET ROUND BUG IN MACRO 50
DEFINE ERCALC(N)<
.N==0
REPEAT N,<ERRJSP (\.N)
.N=.N+1>
ECOD: SUBI T1,ECOD0+1
HRRZS T1
JUMPL M,CPOPJ
JRST STOTAC##>
DEFINE ERRJSP(N)<
ECOD'N::JSP T1,ECOD>
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- MULTI PROCESSING
IFN FTMS,< ;MASTER-SLAVE INTERFACE CODE PRESENT?
;NOTE: NO NEED TO BRACKET CPLOCK,CPUNLK,SBLOK MACRO CALLS WITH
; IFN FTMS,< ... > SINCE THE ARE DEFINED TO BE NULL IF FTMS = 0.
;MACRO TO INTERLOCK CODE AND/OR DATA ON FLAG XXX.
; CPLOCK XXX ENTERS AND LOCKS BEHIND IT UNTIL MATCHING CPUNLK XXX.
; SO FAR "SCD" IS ONLY INTER-LOCK FLAG(FOR SCHEDULER).
DEFINE CPLOCK (XXX)<
PUSHJ P,LOK'XXX ;ENTER CPU INTER-LOCKED REGION ON 'XXX'
EXTERN LOK'XXX>
;MACRO TO UNLOCK CODE AND/OR DATA ON FLAG XXX.
; GOES WITH CPLOCK MACRO.
DEFINE CPUNLK (XXX)<
PUSHJ P,ULK'XXX ;EXIT CPU INTER-LOCKED REGION ON 'XXX'
EXTERN ULK'XXX>
;MACRO TO INTERLOCK A SUBROUTINE UNTIL THIS SUB. EXITS ON FLAG XXX.
; JUST LIKE CPLOCK EXCEPT MATCHING CPUNLK IS AUTOMATIC,
; BECAUSE LK'XXX PUTS ULK'XXX ON PD LIST.
DEFINE SBLOK (XXX)<
PUSHJ P,SB'XXX ;INTERLOCK THIS SUBROUTINE ON 'XXX'
EXTERN SB'XXX>
> ;END FTMS
IFE FTMS,< ;MASTER-SLAVE INTERFACE CODE NOT PRESENT?
DEFINE CPLOCK (XXX)<>
DEFINE CPUNLK (XXX)<>
DEFINE SBLOK (XXX)<>
> ;END FTMS
;MACRO TO TEST FOR WHICH CPU THIS IS (0 OR 1) OR WHICH TYPE THIS IS (A OR I)
; NOTE: P4 DOES NOT NEED TO BE SETUP
; ALWAYS BRACKET THIS MACRO CALL WITH IFN FTMS,< ... >, SO NESTED
; SKIP CODE WILL BE OBVIOUS THAT SOMETIMES MACRO DOES NOT GENERATE CODE.
DEFINE SKPCPU (N)<
IF2,< IFNDEF $SCP'N,<EXTERNAL $SCP'N>>
IFIDN <N><I>,< PRINTX %SKPCPU (I) USED>
XCT $SCP'N
>
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- DISK AND TAPE PI CONTROL
;MACROS TO TURN DISK PI CHANNEL ON AND OFF
DEFINE DSKON,<
IF2,<IFNDEF DSKPIN,<EXTERN DSKPIN>>
CONO PI,DSKPIN
>;END DSKON MACRO DEFINITION
DEFINE DSKOFF,<
IF2,<IFNDEF DSKPIF,<EXTERN DSKPIF>>
IFN FTKL10,<
IF2,<IFNDEF PIOFF,<EXTERN PIOFF>>
CONO PI,PIOFF ;FOR BUG IN .LT. LEVEL 8 KL10 PI SYSTEM
CONO PI,DSKPIF+PI.ON
>;END IFN FTKL10
IFN FTKA10!FTKI10,<
CONO PI,DSKPIF
>;END IFN FTKA10!FTKI10
>;END DSKOFF MACRO DEF.
;MACROS TO TURN TAPSER PI CHANNEL ON AND OFF
DEFINE TAPON,<
IF2,<IFNDEF TPION,<EXTERN TPION>>
CONO PI,TPION
>;END TAPON MACRO DEF.
DEFINE TAPOFF,<
IF2,<IFNDEF TPIOFF,<EXTERN TPIOFF>>
IFN FTKL10,<
IF2,<IFNDEF PIOFF,<EXTERN PIOFF>>
CONO PI,PIOFF ;FOR BUG IN .LT. LEVEL 8 KL10 PI SYSTEM
CONO PI,TPIOFF+PI.ON
>;END IFN FTKL10
IFN FTKA10!FTKI10,<
CONO PI,TPIOFF
>;END IFN FTKA10!FTKI10
>;END TAPOFF MACRO DEFINITION
SUBTTL SYSTEM MACROS -- QUEUE DEFINITIONS
;DEFINE THE QUEUES, QUANTUM RUNNING TIME IN JIFFIES, AND PRIORITY
;PRIORITY GOES BACKWARD FROM LOW TO HIGH
;THE QUEUE NUMBERS START AT 0 AND GO UP BY ONE READING DOWN THE PAGE
;THE THIRD ARG CAN BE "DJ" FOR DELAY JOB IF CONTOL C TYPED
; OR "SJ," FOR STOP JOB (WHEN IN EXEC MODE)
DEFINE QUEUES
< X RN,7,DJ, ;;STRAIGHT RUN (LOWEST PRIORITY) (Q=0)
X WS,6,SJ, ;;I/O WAIT SATISFIED
X TS,6,SJ, ;;TTY I/O WAIT SATISFIED
IFN FTDISK,<
X DS,6,DJ, ;;DISK I/O WAIT SATISFIED
IFN FTVM,<
X PS,6,DJ, ;;PAGING I/O WAIT SATISFIED
>>>
DEFINE RWAITS
<
IFN FTDISK,<
X AU,4,DJ, ;;ALTER DISK UFD QUEUE
X MQ,4,DJ, ;;MONITOR BUFFER DISK QUEUE
X DA,4,DJ, ;;DISK STORAGE ALLOCATION WAIT
X CB,4,DJ, ;;DISK CORE-BLOCK SCAN WAIT
>
IFE FTDISK,<
X ST,6,SJ, ;;SYSTEM TAPE WAIT
>
X D1,4,SJ, ;;DECTAPE CONTROL WAIT (UP TO 8 DRIVES)
X D2,4,SJ, ;;2ND DECTAPE CONTROL WAIT
X DC,4,SJ, ;;DATA CONTROL (DC) WAIT - MAGTAPE AND DECTAPE
IFN FTPDBS,< ;IF WE SWAP PDB'S WE NEED THIS QUEUE FOR GETTAB'S ETC.
X SC,7,DJ, ;;SWAP CHANNEL WAIT. SINCE SWPSER CAN ONLY
;; SWAP 1 SEGMENT AT A TIME.
> ;END FTPDBS
IFN FTLOCK,<
X CA,4,SJ, ;;SEMI-PERMANENT CORE ALLOCATION WAIT>
IFN FTKI10!FTKL10,<
X EV,4,SJ, ;;EXEC VIRTUAL MEMORY WAIT>
>
;;JOB STATUS CODES WHICH HAVE NO CORRESPONDING QUEUES
;;JOBS ARE UNRUNABLE WHEN IN THESE STATES
DEFINE CODES
< X IOW,,SJ, ;;I/O WAIT
X TIOW,,SJ, ;;TTY I/O WAIT
IFN FTDISK,<
X DIOW,,DJ, ;;DISK I/O WAIT
>
IFN FTVM,<
X PIOW,,DJ, ;;PAGING I/O WAIT
>
X SLP,,SJ, ;;JOB SLEEPING
X EW,,SJ, ;;JOB IN EVENT WAIT
X NAP,,SJ, ;;JOB NAPPING (.LT. 1 SEC SLEEP)
X NUL,,SJ, ;;JOB NUMBER NOT ASSIGNED
IFN FTDAEM,<
X JDC,,SJ, ;;WAITING FOR DAEMON TO BE RUN
>
X STOP,,SJ, ;;STOP (CONTROL C)
>
SUBTTL MONITOR/USER SYMBOL PREFIXES
REPEAT 0,<
MONITOR/USER SYMBOLS PREFIXES:
SYMBOLS FOR MONITOR DATA BLOCKS WILL HAVE PERIODS IN THEM
SO THAT AS MANY OF THEM AS DESIRED CAN BE MADE
USER SYMBOLS AS THE NEED ARISES WITHOUT CONFLICTING
WITH ALREADY CODED PROGRAMS.
IT IS POSSIBLE TO DIVIDE DATA SYMBOLS INTO TWO CLASSES:
A) NUMBERS
B) MASKS
NUMBERS INCLUDE CORE ADDRESSES, FUNCTION CODES, AND ERROR CODES.
MASKS INCLUDE BITS AND FIELDS.
NUMBERS WILL BE 18 BITS AND MASKS WILL BE 36 BIT QUANTITIES. USE
THE MACRO FEATURE WHICH SWAPS QUANTITIES INSIDE () TO REFERENCE
THE BITS. AN ERROR WILL RESULT IF () ARE FORGOTTEN (BITS 0-8 ONLY).
BECAUSE OF PAST PRECEDENT, SYMBOLS DEFINING NUMBERS (I.E. ADDRESS,
FUNCTION CODES, AND ERROR CODES) WILL BEGIN WITH A DOT FOLLOWED BY A
TWO-LETTER PREFIX. MASKS WILL START WITH A TWO-LETTER PREFIX FOLLOWED
BY A DOT. UUO OPCODES WILL END WITH DOT.
THE FOLLOWING PREFIXES HAVE BEEN USED. FILENAMES INDICATE WHERE
THEY ARE DEFINED.
A. WORD ADDRESSES:
.JB??? ARE JOB DATA AREA SYMBOLS (JOBDAT.MAC)
?????. WILL BE CALLI UUO SYMBOLS IMPLEMENTED AFTER
5.03 (UUOCON.MAC)
.PD??? WILL BE SYMBOLS IN THE PROCESS DATA BLOCK
(PDB), USUALLY INDEXED BY W.
.RB??? FILE EXTENDED ARGS, (LOOKUP, ENTER, RENAME)
(S.MAC)
.CP??? RELATIVE LOCATIONS IN CPU DATA BLOCK (CDB) USUALLY
INDEXED BY P4 (COMMON.MAC)
.C0??? ABSOLUTE LOCATIONS IN MASTER CDB (COMMON.MAC)
.C1??? ABSOLUTE LOCATIONS IN SLAVE CDB (COMMON.MAC)
.GT??? GETTAB TABLE NUMBERS (UUOCON.MAC)
B. FUNCTION CODES:
.FS STRUUO (FILE STRUCTURE) (PRVUUO.RNO)
C. ERROR CODES:
.ER STRUUO ERROR CODES (PRVUUO.RNO)
D. BITS: (FIRST FOUR DO NOT FOLLOW ABOVE CONVENTION.)
.SP??? SPOOL BITS (S.MAC)
.TY??? DEVTYP UUO BITS (S.MAC)
.ERMSG DON'T TYPE ERROR MESSAGE ON ERROR INTERCEPT
.OK??? INTERCEPT DEVICE OK ERRORS (S.MAC)
JB.L?? JOB LIMIT BITS (S.MAC)
SP.??? SECOND PROCESSOR STATUS BITS (S.MAC)
AP.??? APR CONI/CONO BITS (S.MAC)
PC.??? PC WORD FLAGS (S.MAC)
PI.??? PI CONI/CONO BITS (S.MAC)
JP.??? JOB PRIVILEGE BITS (S.MAC) IN JBTPRV
JS.??? JOB STATUS BITS IN JBTSTS (S.MAC)
JW.??? JOB WATCH RTS IF JBTWCH (S.MAC)
IT IS SUGGESTED THAT ??? BE EITHER A PRONOUNCEABLE "WORD" SUCH AS JOB
OR A TWO OR THREE LETTER ALPHABET SOUP SYMBOL WHERE EACH LETTER IS THE
FIRST LETTER OF EACH WORD IN THE MNEMONIC (E.G. LJR FOR LAST JOB RUN,
RATHER THAN, SAY, LSJ FOR LAST JOB.)
>
SUBTTL DEFINE THE SYMBOLS FOR THE LINK PSEUDO OPERATIONS
XP FEKLNK,1 ;LINK 1 USED FOR LINKING FEK'S
END