ENC624J6Net
- changed interrupt usage for Int2 instead of Int6
(after discussion with Matze about "best" approach)
- see HW_INTSOURCE in hw.c for the active interrupt source
- this build reflects changed word handling in CPLD code,
now all addresses below $6000 are presented as Big Endian
words, such that copies of the frames can be done with
fast instructions like movem
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@@ -8,10 +8,10 @@ author: Henryk Richter <henryk.richter@gmx.net>
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Release Notes:
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- goes along with 21 December 2017 CPLD build, where interrupts are extended
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- goes along with 27 December 2017 CPLD build, where interrupts are extended
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- older CPLD builds will lock up Amiga at first interrupt
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- provisions for swapped address lines 12/13 are in the code
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- board requires Int6 to be soldered (NOT Int2)
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- board requires Int2 to be soldered (NOT Int6)
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Installation:
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@@ -32,8 +32,6 @@ as argument will then activate the driver for RoadShow.
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Technical notes:
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(IMPORTANT: not _yet_ true for current CPLD build)
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Matze's card does selective byte swapping for different areas of the chip within
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the CPLD. This step enables Big Endian reads/writes to the hardware registers. Since
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the SRAM would be byte-swapped as well, the latest (WIP) version of the CPLD presents
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