EEC V file conversion

[jsa]

V 4.012

It has naming bugs.

As far as Bgtmr goes, if I only see it in one place do I use the same beginning and end address?

EQE3
DIR

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SYM  1070 "BG_TMR"                        #UW # Background loop time

LST

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086d7: c3,e2,f0,3c        stw   R3c,[Re2+f0]     BG_TMR = TMP5L;                   # [1070]

I will try and post an example of where i see it and the comparison I found in RZASA that I am going off of.

In EQE3

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08743: 44,3c,00,2c        ad3w  R2c,R0,R3c       TEMP4L = R3c;

Of course now that I am looking at it again, maybe I am defining it incorrectly?

DIR

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SYM R3C 08743 08746 ".bg_tmr."

I try to make it obvious when I'm naming temp register over a range, that are copies of the real thing.
Never tried making the start and end address the same for a sym range. Try it and report back.

[jsa]

At the moment SAD decodes one type of timer update structure.
At the moment, effort is going into doing that for all timer update structures.

[jsa]

Here's some stuff you can edit into your EQE3 files.

CMT

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086C8 # [120E]
086CD # [1210]
086D4 # [1780E] 0x7A12
086D7 # [1070]
086E9 # [120E]
086ED # [1210]
086F1 # [1212]
086FB # [1212]
08701 # [1213]
0870E # [1213]
08714 # [172A]
08719 # [1729]
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82406 # [1258F] 0x8
8240A # [1258E] 0x6
8240E # 0x6 != 0x2
82417 # [12590] 0x8
8241B # 0x6 != 0x4
82424 # [12591] 0x8
82428 # 0x6 = 0x6
82431 # [1258F] 0x8

82434 \n\n     # Cont              [1258E] != 0x2, 0x4, 0x6 \t83\s823C8
82434   \n     # JE    from L82411 [1258E] != 0x2, No Jump \t83\s823C8
82434   \n     # JE    from L8241E [1258E] != 0x4, No Jump \t83\s823C8
82434   \n     # JE    from L8242B [1258E] = 0x6, \s46 = 0x780E \s36 = 0x8 \t83\s823C8
82435 # RBA D0 1780E

82438 # [276] = 0x8

8243F # 0x0 != 0x0
82443 # [13EF8]

DIR

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RBA D0 1780E

SYM    D0 "CKINDEX"                       #UW # Rbase D0 1780E, L82435

SYM 1258E "AICE_?x6"

SYM 17544 "Tmr_Cmd_Str"                    #   # Timer Command Structure

SYM 1780E "CKINDEX_Str"

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Awesome. Thank you very much. I will edit/add those entries and keep plugging away.

Edit: While editing the dir file I remembered a question that I had and maybe you already answered it with your entries to add. Can and address be both an Rbase and a Labeled item with labeled Bytes? Also, you previously defined SYM 1258E "AICE_?x8", should i replace it with the AICE_?x6 instead? also you had SYM 17554 #UY # Timer Command Structure, Do I replace that as well? Looks like there can only be one timer command structure, correct?

[jsa]

Edit: While editing the dir file I remembered a question that I had and maybe you already answered it with your entries to add.

Looks like it.

Can and address be both an Rbase and a Labeled item with labeled Bytes?

Yes

Also, you previously defined SYM 1258E "AICE_?x8", should i replace it with the AICE_?x6 instead?

Yes

also you had SYM 17554 #UY # Timer Command Structure, Do I replace that as well?

Yes

Looks like there can only be one timer command structure, correct?

Seems so.

DIR and CMT updated for the Timer Structure.

RZASA Timers.zip

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I have a question about this....

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#                 D
#                 e   F
#       S E   B I c   r
#       e i   i n r   e
#       c g   d v e   e
#       o h m i e m W
#       n t S r r e o R
#       d h e e s n r u
#       s s c c e t d n

What does it mean? Sorry if it is a stupid question.

Can and address be both an Rbase and a Labeled item with labeled Bytes?
Yes

I have been second and third guessing myself on a few sym entries because I thought an address could only be one thing. So this is good to know. Thank You! Guess I should have asked that a long time ago instead of assuming.

[jsa]

Look at R40 in the DIR or the description in CMT or LST for the subroutine.

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I have a quick question, hopefully...

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   Sub_0230e:
0230e: a1,00,0c,48        ldw   R48,c00          FGTMP0L = DRC_DTI0_CON;
02312: 3b,c1,08           jb    B3,Rc1,0231d     if (DARC_INIT_FLG = 0) {
02315: b3,49,8a,00,4a     ldb   R4a,[R48+8a]     FGTMP1L = [FGTMP0L+8a]

How would I find the address for FGTMP0L + 8a ? FGTMPOL is DRC_DT10_CON, which is c00, so, what is the + 8a. If I add them it should be c8a, is that correct? So the FGTMP0L + 8a = c8a, so I would be looking at FGTMP1l = Rc8a....Is that correct?

Sorry if that is not worded really great. I want to make sure I am doing that correctly. Thank You.

[jsa]

C8A but not a register.

You could command an Rbase over the local range and then C8A symbol name could be printed.

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Looking at my dir file, do you think I may have enough to create a partial def file to be able to read the file from my pcm with tunerpro rt?