### FILE="Main.annotation"
## Copyright:	Public domain.
## Filename:	INTER-BANK_COMMUNICATION.agc
## Purpose:	Part of the source code for Artemis (i.e., Colossus 3),
##		build 072.  This is for the Command Module's (CM)
##		Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC), for
##		Apollo 15-17.
## Assembler:	yaYUL
## Contact:	Jim Lawton <jim DOT lawton AT gmail DOT com>
## Website:	www.ibiblio.org/apollo/index.html
## Page Scans:	www.ibiblio.org/apollo/ScansForConversion/Artemis072/
## Mod history:	2009-08-22 JL	Adapted from corresponding Comanche 055 file.
## 		2009-08-29 JL	Merged changes from Sergio Navarro.
##		2010-02-20 RSB	Un-##'d this header.
##		2011-05-07 JL	Removed workaround.
##		2017-02-05 RSB	Proofed comment text by diff'ing vs Comanche 55
##				and corrected errors found.

## Page 1104

# THE FOLLOWING ROUTINE CAN BE USED TO CALL A SUBROUTINE IN ANOTHER BANK. IN THE BANKCALL VERSION, THE
# CADR OF THE SUBROUTINE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWS THE  TC BANKCALL  INSTRUCTION, WITH C(A) AND C(L) PRESERVED.

		SETLOC	FFTAG1
		BANK

		COUNT*	$$/BANK
BANKCALL	DXCH	BUF2		# SAVE INCOMING A,L.
		INDEX	Q		# PICK UP CADR.
		CA	0
 -1		INCR	Q		# SO WE RETURN TO THE LOC. AFTER THE CADR.

# SWCALL IS  IDENTICAL TO BANKCALL, EXCEPT THAT THE CADR ARRIVES IN A.

SWCALL		TS	L
		LXCH	FBANK		# SWITCH BANKS, SAVING RETURN.
		MASK	LOW10		# GET SUB-ADDRESS OF CADR.
		XCH	Q		# A,L NOW CONTAINS DP RETURN.
		DXCH	BUF2		# RESTORING INPUTS IF THIS IS A BANKCALL.
		INDEX	Q
		TC	10000		# SETTING Q TO SWRETURN.

SWRETURN	XCH	BUF2 +1		# COMES HERE TO RETURN TO CALLER. C(A,L)
		XCH	FBANK		# ARE PRESERVED FOR RETURN.
		XCH	BUF2 +1
		TC	BUF2

# THE FOLLOWING ROUTINE CAN BE USED AS A UNILATERAL JUMP WITH C(A,L) PRESERVED AND THE CADR IMMEDIATELY
# FOLLOWING THE TC POSTJUMP INSTRUCTION.

POSTJUMP	XCH	Q		# SAVE INCOMING C(A).
		INDEX	A		# GET CADR.
		CA	0

# BANKJUMP IS THE SAME AS POSTJUMP, EXCEPT THAT THE CADR ARRIVES IN A.

BANKJUMP	TS	FBANK
		MASK	LOW10
		XCH	Q		# RESTORING INPUT C(A) IF THIS WAS A
Q+10000		INDEX	Q		# POSTJUMP.
PRIO12		TCF	10000		# PRIO12 = TCF	10000 = 12000

## Page 1105

# THE FOLLOWING ROUTINE GETS THE RETURN CADR SAVED BY SWCALL OR BANKCALL AND LEAVES IT IN A.

MAKECADR	CAF	LOW10
		MASK	BUF2
		AD	BUF2 +1
		TC	Q

SUPDACAL	TS	MPTEMP
		XCH	FBANK		# SET FBANK FOR DATA.
		EXTEND
		ROR	SUPERBNK	# SAVE FBANK IN BITS 15-11, AND
		XCH	MPTEMP		# SUPERBANK IN BITS 7-5.
		MASK	LOW10
		XCH	L		# SAVE REL. ADR. IN BANK, FETCH SUPERBITS.
		INHINT			# BECAUSE RUPT DOES NOT SAVE SUPERBANK.
		EXTEND
		WRITE	SUPERBNK	# SET SUPERBANK FOR DATA.
		INDEX	L
		CA	10000		# PINBALL (FIX MEM DISP) PREVENTS DCA HERE
		XCH	MPTEMP		# SAVE 1ST WD, FETCH OLD FBANK AND SBANK.
		EXTEND
		WRITE	SUPERBNK	# RESTORE SUPERBANK.
		RELINT
		TS	FBANK		# RESTORE FBANK.
		CA	MPTEMP		# RECOVER FIRST WORD OF DATA.
		RETURN			# 24 WDS. DATACALL 516 MU, SUPDACAL 432 MU

## Page 1106

# THE FOLLOWING ROUTINES ARE IDENTICAL TO BANKCALL AND SWCALL EXCEPT THAT THEY ARE USED IN INTERRUPT.

IBNKCALL	DXCH	RUPTREG3	# USES RUPTREG3,4 FOR DP RETURN ADDRESS.
		INDEX	Q
		CAF	0
		INCR	Q

ISWCALL		TS	L
		LXCH	FBANK
		MASK	LOW10
		XCH	Q
		DXCH	RUPTREG3
		INDEX	Q
		TC	10000

ISWRETRN	XCH	RUPTREG4
		XCH	FBANK
		XCH	RUPTREG4
		TC	RUPTREG3

# 2. USPRCADR ACCESSES INTERPRETIVE CODING IN OTHER THAN THE USER'S FBANK. THE CALLING SEQUENCE IS AS FOLLOWS:
#
#	L	TC	USPRCADR
#	L+1	CADR	INTPRETX	INTPRETX IS THE INTERPRETIVE CODING
#					RETURN IS TO L+2

USPRCADR	TS	LOC		# SAVE A
		CA	BIT8
		TS	EDOP		# EXIT INSTRUCTION TO EDOP
		CA	BBANK
		TS	BANKSET		# USER'S BBANK TO BANKSET
		INDEX	Q
		CA	0
		TS	FBANK		# INTERPRETIVE BANK TO FBANK
		MASK	LOW10		# YIELDS INTERPRETIVE RELATIVE ADDRESS
		XCH	Q		# INTERPRETIVE ADDRESS TO Q, FETCHING L+1
		XCH	LOC		# L+1 TO LOC, RETRIEVING ORIGINAL A
		TCF	Q+10000

## Page 1107

# THERE ARE FOUR POSSIBLE SETTINGS FOR CHANNEL 07.  (CHANNEL 07 CONTAINS THE SUPERBANK SETTING.)
#
#						PSEUDO-FIXED	OCTAL PSEUDO
# SUPERBANK	SETTING		S-REG. VALUE	BANK NUMBERS	ADDRESSES
# ----------	-------		------------	 ------------ 	 ------------
# SUPERBANK 3	  0XX		 2000 - 3777	   30 - 37	70000 - 107777		(WHERE XX CAN BE ANYTHING AND
#											WILL USUALLY BE SEEN AS 11)
# SUPERBANK 4	  100		 2000 - 3777	   40 - 47	110000 - 127777		(AS FAR AS IT CAN BE SEEN,
#											ONLY BANKS 40-43 WILL EVER BE
#											AND ARE PRESENTLY AVAILABLE)
# SUPERBANK 5	  101		 2000 - 3777	   50 - 57	130000 - 147777		(PRESENTLY NOT AVAILABLE TO
#											THE USER)
# SUPERBANK 6	  110		 2000 - 3777	   60 - 67	150000 - 167777		(PRESENTLY NOT AVAILABLE TO
#											THE USER)