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Notes For V3.4-0

The memory layout for the Interdata simulators has been changed.
Do not use Interdata SAVE files from prior revisions with V3.4.

1. New Features in 3.4

1.1 SCP and Libraries

- Revised interpretation of fprint_sym, fparse_sym returns
- Revised syntax for SET DEBUG
- DO command nesting allowed to ten levels

1.2 Interdata

- Revised memory model to be 16b instead of 8b

1.3 HP2100

- Added Fast FORTRAN Processor instructions
- Added SET OFFLINE/ONLINE and SET UNLOAD/LOAD commands to tapes and disks

2. Bugs Fixed in 3.4-0

2.1 Interdata

- Fixed bug in show history routine (from Mark Hittinger)
- Fixed bug in initial memory allocation

2.2 PDP-10

- Fixed TU bug, ERASE and WREOF should not clear done (reported by
  Rich Alderson)
- Fixed TU error reporting

2.3 PDP-11

- Fixed TU error reporting
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Bob Supnik
2005-05-03 04:10:00 -07:00
committed by Mark Pizzolato
parent 098200a126
commit ec60bbf329
62 changed files with 4332 additions and 7632 deletions

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/* vax_sysdev.c: VAX 3900 system-specific logic
Copyright (c) 1998-2004, Robert M Supnik
Copyright (c) 1998-2005, Robert M Supnik
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a
copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"),
@@ -32,6 +32,7 @@
cso console storage output
sysd system devices (SSC miscellany)
10-Mar-05 RMS Fixed bug in timer schedule routine (from Mark Hittinger)
30-Sep-04 RMS Moved CADR, MSER, CONPC, CONPSL, machine_check, cpu_boot,
con_halt here from vax_cpu.c
Moved model-specific IPR's here from vax_cpu1.c
@@ -1283,7 +1284,7 @@ if (tmr_tir[tmr] > (0xFFFFFFFFu - TMR_INC)) { /* short interval? */
else { tmr_inc[tmr] = TMR_INC; /* usec/interval */
tmr_time = tmr_poll; }
if (tmr_time == 0) tmr_time = 1;
if ((tmr_inc[tmr] = TMR_INC) && (tmr_time > clk_time)) {
if ((tmr_inc[tmr] == TMR_INC) && (tmr_time > clk_time)) {
/* Align scheduled event to be identical to the event for the next clock
tick. This lets us always see a consistent calibrated value, both for