dolphin/Source/DSPSpy/tests/srs_test.ds
Pokechu22 f9e36bfa67 DSPLLE: Split SRS into SRS and SRSH
Hardware testing indicated that SRS uses a different list of registers than LRS (specifically, acS.h can be used with SRSH but not LRS, and SRS does not support AX registers, and there are 2 encodings that do nothing).
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incdir "tests"
include "dsp_base.inc"
test_main:
; Test registers used by LRS and SRS
LRI $CR, #0x0000
CALL clear_regs
CALL store_mem_sr
; Write with SR, read with LR
LRI $AR0, #0xA00A
CALL create_pattern
CALL store_mem_sr
CALL send_back
CALL clear_regs
CALL read_mem_lr
CALL send_back
; Write with SR, read with LRS
LRI $AR0, #0xB00B
CALL create_pattern
CALL store_mem_sr
CALL send_back
CALL clear_regs
CALL read_mem_lrs
CALL send_back
; Write with SRS, read with LR
LRI $AR0, #0xC00C
CALL create_pattern
CALL store_mem_srs
CALL send_back
CALL clear_regs
CALL read_mem_lr
CALL send_back
; Write with SR, read with LRS
LRI $AR0, #0xD00D
CALL create_pattern
CALL store_mem_srs
CALL send_back
CALL clear_regs
CALL read_mem_lrs
CALL send_back
; We're done, DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE
JMP end_of_test
create_pattern:
LRI $IX0, #0x0110
MRR $AX0.L, $AR0
ADDARN $AR0, $IX0
MRR $AX1.L, $AR0
ADDARN $AR0, $IX0
MRR $AX0.H, $AR0
ADDARN $AR0, $IX0
MRR $AX1.H, $AR0
ADDARN $AR0, $IX0
MRR $AC0.L, $AR0
ADDARN $AR0, $IX0
MRR $AC1.L, $AR0
ADDARN $AR0, $IX0
MRR $AC0.M, $AR0
ADDARN $AR0, $IX0
MRR $AC1.M, $AR0
ADDARN $AR0, $IX0
; AC0.H and AC1.H have odd results since they're 8-bit sign-extended, but that's fine.
MRR $AC0.H, $AR0
ADDARN $AR0, $IX0
MRR $AC1.H, $AR0
RET
clear_regs:
LRI $AX0.L, #0x0000
LRI $AX1.L, #0x0000
LRI $AX0.H, #0x0000
LRI $AX1.H, #0x0000
LRI $AC0.L, #0x0000
LRI $AC1.L, #0x0000
LRI $AC0.M, #0x0000
LRI $AC1.M, #0x0000
LRI $AC0.H, #0x0000
LRI $AC1.H, #0x0000
RET
read_mem_lr:
LR $AX0.L, @0x0000
LR $AX1.L, @0x0001
LR $AX0.H, @0x0002
LR $AX1.H, @0x0003
LR $AC0.L, @0x0004
LR $AC1.L, @0x0005
LR $AC0.M, @0x0006
LR $AC1.M, @0x0007
RET
read_mem_lrs:
LRS $AX0.L, @0x00
LRS $AX1.L, @0x01
LRS $AX0.H, @0x02
LRS $AX1.H, @0x03
LRS $AC0.L, @0x04
LRS $AC1.L, @0x05
LRS $AC0.M, @0x06
LRS $AC1.M, @0x07
RET
store_mem_sr:
SR @0x0000, $AX0.L
SR @0x0001, $AX1.L
SR @0x0002, $AX0.H
SR @0x0003, $AX1.H
SR @0x0004, $AC0.L
SR @0x0005, $AC1.L
SR @0x0006, $AC0.M
SR @0x0007, $AC1.M
RET
store_mem_srs:
; For future compatibility these have been changed to cw.
; The way the instructions were originally encoded is commented,
; but this does not match their behavior.
cw 0x2800 ; SRS @0x00, $AX0.L - actually SRSH @0x00, $AC0.H
cw 0x2901 ; SRS @0x01, $AX1.L - actually SRSH @0x01, $AC1.H
cw 0x2A02 ; SRS @0x02, $AX0.H - actually unknown, no store performed
cw 0x2B03 ; SRS @0x03, $AX1.H - actually unknown, no store performed
cw 0x2C04 ; SRS @0x04, $AC0.L
cw 0x2D05 ; SRS @0x05, $AC1.L
cw 0x2E06 ; SRS @0x06, $AC0.M
cw 0x2F07 ; SRS @0x07, $AC1.M
RET