xe_a1p.c

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#include "shared.h"

struct
{
  uint8 State;
  uint8 Counter;
  uint8 Latency;
} xe_a1p[2];

void xe_a1p_reset(int index)
{
  input.analog[index][0] = 128;
  input.analog[index][1] = 128;
  input.analog[index+1][0] = 128;
  index >>= 2;
  xe_a1p[index].State = 0x40;
  xe_a1p[index].Counter = 0;
  xe_a1p[index].Latency = 0;
}

INLINE unsigned char xe_a1p_read(int index)
{
  unsigned int temp = 0x40;
  unsigned int port = index << 2;

  /* Left Stick X & Y analog values (bidirectional) */
  int x = input.analog[port][0];
  int y = input.analog[port][1];

  /* Right Stick X or Y value (unidirectional) */
  int z = input.analog[port+1][0];

  /* Buttons status (active low) */
  uint16 pad = ~input.pad[port];

  /* Current internal cycle (0-7) */
  unsigned int cycle = xe_a1p[index].Counter & 7;

  /* Current 4-bit data cycle */
  /* There are eight internal data cycle for each 5 acquisition sequence */
  /* First 4 return the same 4-bit data, next 4 return next 4-bit data */
  switch (xe_a1p[index].Counter >> 2)
  {
    case 0:
      temp |= ((pad >> 8) & 0x0F); /* E1 E2 Start Select */
      break;
    case 1:
      temp |= ((pad >> 4) & 0x0F); /* A B C D */
      break;
    case 2:
      temp |= ((x >> 4) & 0x0F);
      break;
    case 3:
      temp |= ((y >> 4) & 0x0F);
      break;
    case 4:
      break;
    case 5:
      temp |= ((z >> 4) & 0x0F);
      break;
    case 6:
      temp |= (x & 0x0F);
      break;
    case 7:
      temp |= (y & 0x0F);
      break;
    case 8:
      break;
    case 9:
      temp |= (z & 0x0F);
      break;
  }

  /* TL indicates which part of data is returned (0=1st part, 1=2nd part) */
  temp |= ((cycle & 4) << 2);

  /* TR indicates if data is ready (0=ready, 1=not ready) */
  /* Fastest One input routine actually expects this bit to switch between 0 & 1 */
  /* so we make the first read of a data cycle return 1 then 0 for remaining reads */
  temp |= (!(cycle & 3) << 5);

  /* Automatically increment data cycle on each read (within current acquisition sequence) */
  cycle = (cycle + 1) & 7;

  /* Update internal cycle counter */
  xe_a1p[index].Counter = (xe_a1p[index].Counter & ~7) | cycle;

  /* Update internal latency on each read */
  xe_a1p[index].Latency++;

  return temp;
}

INLINE void xe_a1p_write(int index, unsigned char data, unsigned char mask)
{
  /* update bits set as output only */
  data = (xe_a1p[index].State & ~mask) | (data & mask);

  /* look for TH 1->0 transitions */
  if (!(data & 0x40) && (xe_a1p[index].State & 0x40))
  {
    /* reset acquisition cycle */
    xe_a1p[index].Latency = xe_a1p[index].Counter = 0;
  }
  else
  {
    /* some games immediately write new data to TH */
    /* so we make sure first sequence has actually been handled */
    if (xe_a1p[index].Latency > 2)
    {
      /* next acquisition sequence */
      xe_a1p[index].Counter = (xe_a1p[index].Counter & ~7) + 8;

      /* 5 sequence max with 8 cycles each */
      if (xe_a1p[index].Counter > 32)
      {
        xe_a1p[index].Counter = 32;
      }
    }
  }

  /* update internal state */
  xe_a1p[index].State = data;
}

unsigned char xe_a1p_1_read(void)
{
  return xe_a1p_read(0);
}

unsigned char xe_a1p_2_read(void)
{
  return xe_a1p_read(1);
}

void xe_a1p_1_write(unsigned char data, unsigned char mask)
{
  xe_a1p_write(0, data, mask);
}

void xe_a1p_2_write(unsigned char data, unsigned char mask)
{
  xe_a1p_write(1, data, mask);
}