ladybird/Kernel/PIC.cpp
Andreas Kling 9d05f6b7a7 Make bash-2.05b build with minimal changes.
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2018-11-17 00:14:07 +01:00

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#include "types.h"
#include "i386.h"
#include "IO.h"
#include "PIC.h"
#include "Assertions.h"
// The slave 8259 is connected to the master's IRQ2 line.
// This is really only to enhance clarity.
#define SLAVE_INDEX 2
#define PIC0_CTL 0x20
#define PIC0_CMD 0x21
#define PIC1_CTL 0xA0
#define PIC1_CMD 0xA1
#ifdef DEBUG_PIC
static bool initialized;
#endif
namespace PIC {
void disable(byte irq)
{
byte imr;
if (irq & 8) {
imr = IO::in8(PIC1_CMD);
imr |= 1 << (irq - 8);
IO::out8(PIC1_CMD, imr);
} else {
imr = IO::in8(PIC0_CMD);
imr |= 1 << irq;
IO::out8(PIC0_CMD, imr);
}
}
void enable(byte irq)
{
byte imr;
if (irq & 8) {
imr = IO::in8(PIC1_CMD);
imr &= ~(1 << (irq - 8));
IO::out8(PIC1_CMD, imr);
} else {
imr = IO::in8(PIC0_CMD);
imr &= ~(1 << irq);
IO::out8(PIC0_CMD, imr);
}
}
void eoi(byte irq)
{
if (irq & 8)
IO::out8(PIC1_CTL, 0x20);
IO::out8(PIC0_CTL, 0x20);
}
void initialize()
{
#ifdef DEBUG_PIC
ASSERT(!initialized);
#endif
/* ICW1 (edge triggered mode, cascading controllers, expect ICW4) */
IO::out8(PIC0_CTL, 0x11);
IO::out8(PIC1_CTL, 0x11);
/* ICW2 (upper 5 bits specify ISR indices, lower 3 idunno) */
IO::out8(PIC0_CMD, IRQ_VECTOR_BASE);
IO::out8(PIC1_CMD, IRQ_VECTOR_BASE + 0x08);
/* ICW3 (configure master/slave relationship) */
IO::out8(PIC0_CMD, 1 << SLAVE_INDEX);
IO::out8(PIC1_CMD, SLAVE_INDEX);
/* ICW4 (set x86 mode) */
IO::out8(PIC0_CMD, 0x01);
IO::out8(PIC1_CMD, 0x01 );
// Mask -- start out with all IRQs disabled.
IO::out8(PIC0_CMD, 0xff);
IO::out8(PIC1_CMD, 0xff);
// ...except IRQ2, since that's needed for the master to let through slave interrupts.
enable(2);
kprintf("PIC(i8259): cascading mode, vectors 0x%b-0x%b\n", IRQ_VECTOR_BASE, IRQ_VECTOR_BASE + 0x08);
#ifdef DEBUG_PIC
initialized = true;
#endif
}
word getISR()
{
IO::out8(PIC0_CTL, 0x0b);
IO::out8(PIC1_CTL, 0x0b);
byte isr0 = IO::in8(PIC0_CTL);
byte isr1 = IO::in8(PIC1_CTL);
return (isr1 << 8) | isr0;
}
word get_irr()
{
IO::out8(PIC0_CTL, 0x0a);
IO::out8(PIC1_CTL, 0x0a);
byte irr0 = IO::in8(PIC0_CTL);
byte irr1 = IO::in8(PIC1_CTL);
return (irr1 << 8) | irr0;
}
}