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Annotation of cci/d/fpevent/messages.c, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1: 
                      2: #include "stdio.h"
                      3: #include "fpp_defs.h"
                      4: 
                      5: 
                      6: /***************************************************************************
                      7: *
                      8: *      These messages are available to anyone
                      9: *
                     10: ***************************************************************************/
                     11: 
                     12: 
                     13: /*
                     14:  * addressing mode messages
                     15: */
                     16: char *addressing_modes[]  = {
                     17:   /*  0 */     "  ",   /* there is no addressing mode '0' in this test */
                     18:   /*  1 */     " absolute addressing ",
                     19:   /*  2 */     " literal ( -short immediate byte ) addressing",
                     20:   /*  3 */     " immediate byte addressing",
                     21:   /*  4 */     " immediate word addressing",
                     22:   /*  5 */     " immediate long-word addressing",
                     23:   /*  6 */     " byte displacement relative addressing",
                     24:   /*  7 */     " word displacement relative addressing",
                     25:   /*  8 */     " long-word displacement relative addressing",
                     26:   /*  9 */     " byte displacement relative deferred addressing",
                     27:   /* 10 */     " word displacement relative deferred addressing",
                     28:   /* 11 */     " long-word displacement relative deferred addressing",
                     29:   /* 12 */     " direct register addressing",
                     30:   /* 13 */     " register deferred addressing",
                     31:   /* 14 */     " Frame Pointer deferred addressing",
                     32:   /* 15 */     " Stack Pointer deferred addressing",
                     33:   /* 16 */     " auto-decremented Stack Pointer addressing ( PUSH )",
                     34:   /* 17 */     " auto-incremented Stack Pointer addressing ( POP )",
                     35:   /* 18 */     " auto-incremented Stack Pointer deferred addressing",
                     36:   /* 19 */     " register + byte displacement addressing",
                     37:   /* 20 */     " register + word displacement addressing",
                     38:   /* 21 */     " register + long-word displacement addressing",
                     39:   /* 22 */     " register + byte displacement deferred addressing",
                     40:   /* 23 */     " register + word displacement deferred addressing",
                     41:   /* 24 */     " register + long-word displ deferred addressing",
                     42:   /* 25 */     " indexed (frame pointer) addressing",
                     43:   /* 26 */     " indexed (longword displacement) addressing",
                     44:   /* 27 */     " indexed (register deferred) addressing",
                     45:   /* 28 */     " indexed (longword displacement deferred) addressing"
                     46: };
                     47: 
                     48: 
                     49: 
                     50: /*
                     51:  * Mode messages
                     52: */
                     53: char *k_mode_msg = ". Kernal Mode";
                     54: char *u_mode_msg = ". User Mode";
                     55: 
                     56: /*
                     57:  * Instruction Cache messages
                     58: */
                     59: char *i_cache_hit_msg  = " - Inst. Cache hit";
                     60: char *i_cache_miss_msg = " - Inst. Cache miss";
                     61: 
                     62: /*
                     63:  * Error messages
                     64: */
                     65: char *bad_result_msg    = " - INCORRECT INSTRUCTION RESULT";
                     66: char *psl_modified_msg  = " - THE PSL WAS MODIFIED";
                     67: char *bad_psl_msg       = " - INCORRECT FINAL PSL";
                     68: char *trans_flt_cnt_msg = " - WRONG # OF PAGE FAULTS";
                     69: char *reg_modified_msg  = " - A REGISTER WAS MODIFED";
                     70: char *acc_modified_msg = " - THE ACCUMULATOR WAS MODIFIED";
                     71: char *bad_acc_msg       = " - INCORRECT FINAL ACCUMULATOR";
                     72: char *no_evt_msg       = " - THE EXPECTED EVENT DIDN'T OCCUR ";
                     73: char *disbl_evt_msg    = " - THE EVENT OCCURRED WHILE DISABLED ";
                     74: char *push_cnt_msg     = " - WRONG # OF OPS. PUSHED ON STACK";
                     75: char *psl_pushed_msg   = " - WRONG PSL PUSHED ON THE STACK";
                     76: char *pc_pushed_msg    = " - WRONG PC PUSHED ON THE STACK";
                     77: char *trans_acc_er_msg = " - BAD ACC. AFTER A PAGE FAULT";
                     78: char *bad_fpm_stack_msg        = " - BAD STACK AFTER AN FPP EMULATION TRAP";
                     79: char *bad_fpm_acc_msg  = " - BAD ACCUMULATOR AFTER AN FPM TRAP";
                     80: 
                     81: 

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