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/*
C140.c
Simulator based on AMUSE sources.
The C140 sound chip is used by Namco System 2 and System 21
The 219 ASIC (which incorporates a modified C140) is used by Namco NA-1 and NA-2
This chip controls 24 channels (C140) or 16 (219) of PCM.
16 bytes are associated with each channel.
Channels can be 8 bit signed PCM, or 12 bit signed PCM.
Timer behavior is not yet handled.
Unmapped registers:
0x1f8:timer interval? (Nx0.1 ms)
0x1fa:irq ack? timer restart?
0x1fe:timer switch?(0:off 1:on)
--------------
ASIC "219" notes
On the 219 ASIC used on NA-1 and NA-2, the high registers have the following
meaning instead:
0x1f7: bank for voices 0-3
0x1f1: bank for voices 4-7
0x1f3: bank for voices 8-11
0x1f5: bank for voices 12-15
Some games (bkrtmaq, xday2) write to 0x1fd for voices 12-15 instead. Probably the bank registers
mirror at 1f8, in which case 1ff is also 0-3, 1f9 is also 4-7, 1fb is also 8-11, and 1fd is also 12-15.
Each bank is 0x20000 (128k), and the voice addresses on the 219 are all multiplied by 2.
Additionally, the 219's base pitch is the same as the C352's (42667). But these changes
are IMO not sufficient to make this a separate file - all the other registers are
fully compatible.
Finally, the 219 only has 16 voices.
*/
/*
2000.06.26 CAB fixed compressed pcm playback
2002.07.20 R.Belmont added support for multiple banking types
2006.01.08 R.Belmont added support for NA-1/2 "219" derivative
*/
//#include "emu.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
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#include <string.h>
#include "mamedef.h"
#include "c140.h"
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#ifndef NULL
#define NULL ((void *)0)
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#endif
#define MAX_VOICE 24
struct voice_registers
{
UINT8 volume_right;
UINT8 volume_left;
UINT8 frequency_msb;
UINT8 frequency_lsb;
UINT8 bank;
UINT8 mode;
UINT8 start_msb;
UINT8 start_lsb;
UINT8 end_msb;
UINT8 end_lsb;
UINT8 loop_msb;
UINT8 loop_lsb;
UINT8 reserved[4];
};
typedef struct
{
long ptoffset;
long pos;
long key;
//--work
long lastdt;
long prevdt;
long dltdt;
//--reg
long rvol;
long lvol;
long frequency;
long bank;
long mode;
long sample_start;
long sample_end;
long sample_loop;
UINT8 Muted;
} VOICE;
typedef struct _c140_state c140_state;
struct _c140_state
{
int sample_rate;
//sound_stream *stream;
int banking_type;
/* internal buffers */
INT16 *mixer_buffer_left;
INT16 *mixer_buffer_right;
int baserate;
UINT32 pRomSize;
void *pRom;
UINT8 REG[0x200];
INT16 pcmtbl[8]; //2000.06.26 CAB
VOICE voi[MAX_VOICE];
};
/*INLINE c140_state *get_safe_token(device_t *device)
{
assert(device != NULL);
assert(device->type() == C140);
return (c140_state *)downcast<legacy_device_base *>(device)->token();
}*/
static void init_voice( VOICE *v )
{
v->key=0;
v->ptoffset=0;
v->rvol=0;
v->lvol=0;
v->frequency=0;
v->bank=0;
v->mode=0;
v->sample_start=0;
v->sample_end=0;
v->sample_loop=0;
}
//READ8_DEVICE_HANDLER( c140_r )
UINT8 c140_r(void *_info, offs_t offset)
{
//c140_state *info = get_safe_token(device);
c140_state *info = (c140_state *)_info;
offset&=0x1ff;
return info->REG[offset];
}
/*
find_sample: compute the actual address of a sample given it's
address and banking registers, as well as the board type.
I suspect in "real life" this works like the Sega MultiPCM where the banking
is done by a small PAL or GAL external to the sound chip, which can be switched
per-game or at least per-PCB revision as addressing range needs grow.
*/
static long find_sample(c140_state *info, long adrs, long bank, int voice)
{
long newadr = 0;
static const INT16 asic219banks[4] = { 0x1f7, 0x1f1, 0x1f3, 0x1f5 };
adrs=(bank<<16)+adrs;
switch (info->banking_type)
{
case C140_TYPE_SYSTEM2:
// System 2 banking
newadr = ((adrs&0x200000)>>2)|(adrs&0x7ffff);
break;
case C140_TYPE_SYSTEM21:
// System 21 banking.
// similar to System 2's.
newadr = ((adrs&0x300000)>>1)+(adrs&0x7ffff);
break;
/*case C140_TYPE_SYSTEM21_A:
// System 21 type A (simple) banking.
// similar to System 2's.
newadr = ((adrs&0x300000)>>1)+(adrs&0x7ffff);
break;
case C140_TYPE_SYSTEM21_B:
// System 21 type B (chip select) banking
// get base address of sample inside the bank
newadr = ((adrs&0x100000)>>2) + (adrs&0x3ffff);
// now add the starting bank offsets based on the 2
// chip select bits.
// 0x40000 picks individual 512k ROMs
if (adrs & 0x40000)
{
newadr += 0x80000;
}
// and 0x200000 which group of chips...
if (adrs & 0x200000)
{
newadr += 0x100000;
}
break;*/
case C140_TYPE_ASIC219:
// ASIC219's banking is fairly simple
newadr = ((info->REG[asic219banks[voice/4]]&0x3) * 0x20000) + adrs;
break;
}
return (newadr);
}
//WRITE8_DEVICE_HANDLER( c140_w )
void c140_w(void *_info, offs_t offset, UINT8 data)
{
//c140_state *info = get_safe_token(device);
c140_state *info = (c140_state *)_info;
//info->stream->update();
offset&=0x1ff;
// mirror the bank registers on the 219, fixes bkrtmaq (and probably xday2 based on notes in the HLE)
if ((offset >= 0x1f8) && (info->banking_type == C140_TYPE_ASIC219))
{
offset -= 8;
}
info->REG[offset]=data;
if( offset<0x180 )
{
VOICE *v = &info->voi[offset>>4];
if( (offset&0xf)==0x5 )
{
if( data&0x80 )
{
const struct voice_registers *vreg = (struct voice_registers *) &info->REG[offset&0x1f0];
v->key=1;
v->ptoffset=0;
v->pos=0;
v->lastdt=0;
v->prevdt=0;
v->dltdt=0;
v->bank = vreg->bank;
v->mode = data;
// on the 219 asic, addresses are in words
if (info->banking_type == C140_TYPE_ASIC219)
{
v->sample_loop = (vreg->loop_msb*256 + vreg->loop_lsb)*2;
v->sample_start = (vreg->start_msb*256 + vreg->start_lsb)*2;
v->sample_end = (vreg->end_msb*256 + vreg->end_lsb)*2;
#if 0
logerror("219: play v %d mode %02x start %x loop %x end %x\n",
offset>>4, v->mode,
find_sample(info, v->sample_start, v->bank, offset>>4),
find_sample(info, v->sample_loop, v->bank, offset>>4),
find_sample(info, v->sample_end, v->bank, offset>>4));
#endif
}
else
{
v->sample_loop = vreg->loop_msb*256 + vreg->loop_lsb;
v->sample_start = vreg->start_msb*256 + vreg->start_lsb;
v->sample_end = vreg->end_msb*256 + vreg->end_lsb;
}
}
else
{
v->key=0;
}
}
}
}
//void c140_set_base(device_t *device, void *base)
void c140_set_base(void *_info, void *base)
{
//c140_state *info = get_safe_token(device);
c140_state *info = (c140_state *)_info;
info->pRom = base;
}
/*INLINE int limit(INT32 in)
{
if(in>0x7fff) return 0x7fff;
else if(in<-0x8000) return -0x8000;
return in;
}*/
//static STREAM_UPDATE( update_stereo )
void c140_update(void *param, stream_sample_t **outputs, int samples)
{
c140_state *info = (c140_state *)param;
int i,j;
INT32 rvol,lvol;
INT32 dt;
INT32 sdt;
INT32 st,ed,sz;
INT8 *pSampleData;
INT32 frequency,delta,offset,pos;
INT32 cnt, voicecnt;
INT32 lastdt,prevdt,dltdt;
float pbase=(float)info->baserate*2.0f / (float)info->sample_rate;
INT16 *lmix, *rmix;
if(samples>info->sample_rate) samples=info->sample_rate;
/* zap the contents of the mixer buffer */
memset(info->mixer_buffer_left, 0, samples * sizeof(INT16));
memset(info->mixer_buffer_right, 0, samples * sizeof(INT16));
if (info->pRom == NULL)
return;
/* get the number of voices to update */
voicecnt = (info->banking_type == C140_TYPE_ASIC219) ? 16 : 24;
//--- audio update
for( i=0;i<voicecnt;i++ )
{
VOICE *v = &info->voi[i];
const struct voice_registers *vreg = (struct voice_registers *)&info->REG[i*16];
if( v->key && ! v->Muted)
{
frequency= vreg->frequency_msb*256 + vreg->frequency_lsb;
/* Abort voice if no frequency value set */
if(frequency==0) continue;
/* Delta = frequency * ((8MHz/374)*2 / sample rate) */
delta=(long)((float)frequency * pbase);
/* Calculate left/right channel volumes */
lvol=(vreg->volume_left*32)/MAX_VOICE; //32ch -> 24ch
rvol=(vreg->volume_right*32)/MAX_VOICE;
/* Set mixer outputs base pointers */
lmix = info->mixer_buffer_left;
rmix = info->mixer_buffer_right;
/* Retrieve sample start/end and calculate size */
st=v->sample_start;
ed=v->sample_end;
sz=ed-st;
/* Retrieve base pointer to the sample data */
//pSampleData=(signed char*)((FPTR)info->pRom + find_sample(info, st, v->bank, i));
pSampleData = (INT8*)info->pRom + find_sample(info, st, v->bank, i);
/* Fetch back previous data pointers */
offset=v->ptoffset;
pos=v->pos;
lastdt=v->lastdt;
prevdt=v->prevdt;
dltdt=v->dltdt;
/* Switch on data type - compressed PCM is only for C140 */
if ((v->mode&8) && (info->banking_type != C140_TYPE_ASIC219))
{
//compressed PCM (maybe correct...)
/* Loop for enough to fill sample buffer as requested */
for(j=0;j<samples;j++)
{
offset += delta;
cnt = (offset>>16)&0x7fff;
offset &= 0xffff;
pos+=cnt;
//for(;cnt>0;cnt--)
{
/* Check for the end of the sample */
if(pos >= sz)
{
/* Check if its a looping sample, either stop or loop */
if(v->mode&0x10)
{
pos = (v->sample_loop - st);
}
else
{
v->key=0;
break;
}
}
/* Read the chosen sample byte */
dt=pSampleData[pos];
/* decompress to 13bit range */ //2000.06.26 CAB
sdt=dt>>3; //signed
if(sdt<0) sdt = (sdt<<(dt&7)) - info->pcmtbl[dt&7];
else sdt = (sdt<<(dt&7)) + info->pcmtbl[dt&7];
prevdt=lastdt;
lastdt=sdt;
dltdt=(lastdt - prevdt);
}
/* Caclulate the sample value */
dt=((dltdt*offset)>>16)+prevdt;
/* Write the data to the sample buffers */
*lmix++ +=(dt*lvol)>>(5+5);
*rmix++ +=(dt*rvol)>>(5+5);
}
}
else
{
/* linear 8bit signed PCM */
for(j=0;j<samples;j++)
{
offset += delta;
cnt = (offset>>16)&0x7fff;
offset &= 0xffff;
pos += cnt;
/* Check for the end of the sample */
if(pos >= sz)
{
/* Check if its a looping sample, either stop or loop */
if( v->mode&0x10 )
{
pos = (v->sample_loop - st);
}
else
{
v->key=0;
break;
}
}
if( cnt )
{
prevdt=lastdt;
if (info->banking_type == C140_TYPE_ASIC219)
{
//lastdt = pSampleData[BYTE_XOR_BE(pos)];
lastdt = pSampleData[pos ^ 0x01];
// Sign + magnitude format
if ((v->mode & 0x01) && (lastdt & 0x80))
lastdt = -(lastdt & 0x7f);
// Sign flip
if (v->mode & 0x40)
lastdt = -lastdt;
}
else
{
lastdt=pSampleData[pos];
}
dltdt = (lastdt - prevdt);
}
/* Caclulate the sample value */
dt=((dltdt*offset)>>16)+prevdt;
/* Write the data to the sample buffers */
*lmix++ +=(dt*lvol)>>5;
*rmix++ +=(dt*rvol)>>5;
}
}
/* Save positional data for next callback */
v->ptoffset=offset;
v->pos=pos;
v->lastdt=lastdt;
v->prevdt=prevdt;
v->dltdt=dltdt;
}
}
/* render to MAME's stream buffer */
lmix = info->mixer_buffer_left;
rmix = info->mixer_buffer_right;
{
stream_sample_t *dest1 = outputs[0];
stream_sample_t *dest2 = outputs[1];
for (i = 0; i < samples; i++)
{
//*dest1++ = limit(8*(*lmix++));
//*dest2++ = limit(8*(*rmix++));
*dest1++ = 8 * (*lmix ++);
*dest2++ = 8 * (*rmix ++);
}
}
}
//static DEVICE_START( c140 )
int device_start_c140(void **_info, int clock, int banking_type, int CHIP_SAMPLING_MODE, int CHIP_SAMPLE_RATE)
{
//const c140_interface *intf = (const c140_interface *)device->static_config();
//c140_state *info = get_safe_token(device);
c140_state *info;
int i;
info = (c140_state *) calloc(1, sizeof(c140_state));
*_info = (void *) info;
//info->sample_rate=info->baserate=device->clock();
if (clock < 1000000)
info->baserate = clock;
else
info->baserate = clock / 384; // based on MAME's notes on Namco System II
info->sample_rate = info->baserate;
if (((CHIP_SAMPLING_MODE & 0x01) && info->sample_rate < CHIP_SAMPLE_RATE) ||
CHIP_SAMPLING_MODE == 0x02)
info->sample_rate = CHIP_SAMPLE_RATE;
if (info->sample_rate >= 0x1000000) // limit to 16 MHz sample rate (32 MB buffer)
return 0;
//info->banking_type = intf->banking_type;
info->banking_type = banking_type;
//info->stream = device->machine().sound().stream_alloc(*device,0,2,info->sample_rate,info,update_stereo);
//info->pRom=*device->region();
info->pRomSize = 0x00;
info->pRom = NULL;
/* make decompress pcm table */ //2000.06.26 CAB
{
INT32 segbase=0;
for(i=0;i<8;i++)
{
info->pcmtbl[i]=segbase; //segment base value
segbase += 16<<i;
}
}
// done at device_reset
/*memset(info->REG,0,sizeof(info->REG));
{
int i;
for(i=0;i<MAX_VOICE;i++) init_voice( &info->voi[i] );
}*/
/* allocate a pair of buffers to mix into - 1 second's worth should be more than enough */
//info->mixer_buffer_left = auto_alloc_array(device->machine(), INT16, 2 * info->sample_rate);
info->mixer_buffer_left = (INT16*)malloc(sizeof(INT16) * 2 * info->sample_rate);
info->mixer_buffer_right = info->mixer_buffer_left + info->sample_rate;
for (i = 0; i < MAX_VOICE; i ++)
info->voi[i].Muted = 0x00;
return info->sample_rate;
}
void device_stop_c140(void *_info)
{
c140_state *info = (c140_state *)_info;
free(info->pRom); info->pRom = NULL;
free(info->mixer_buffer_left);
free(info);
return;
}
void device_reset_c140(void *_info)
{
c140_state *info = (c140_state *)_info;
int i;
memset(info->REG, 0, sizeof(info->REG));
for(i = 0; i < MAX_VOICE; i ++)
init_voice( &info->voi[i] );
return;
}
void c140_write_rom(void *_info, offs_t ROMSize, offs_t DataStart, offs_t DataLength,
const UINT8* ROMData)
{
c140_state *info = (c140_state *)_info;
if (info->pRomSize != ROMSize)
{
info->pRom = (UINT8*)realloc(info->pRom, ROMSize);
info->pRomSize = ROMSize;
memset(info->pRom, 0xFF, ROMSize);
}
if (DataStart > ROMSize)
return;
if (DataStart + DataLength > ROMSize)
DataLength = ROMSize - DataStart;
memcpy((INT8*)info->pRom + DataStart, ROMData, DataLength);
return;
}
void c140_set_mute_mask(void *_info, UINT32 MuteMask)
{
c140_state *info = (c140_state *)_info;
UINT8 CurChn;
for (CurChn = 0; CurChn < MAX_VOICE; CurChn ++)
info->voi[CurChn].Muted = (MuteMask >> CurChn) & 0x01;
return;
}
/**************************************************************************
* Generic get_info
**************************************************************************/
/*DEVICE_GET_INFO( c140 )
{
switch (state)
{
// --- the following bits of info are returned as 64-bit signed integers --- //
case DEVINFO_INT_TOKEN_BYTES: info->i = sizeof(c140_state); break;
// --- the following bits of info are returned as pointers to data or functions --- //
case DEVINFO_FCT_START: info->start = DEVICE_START_NAME( c140 ); break;
case DEVINFO_FCT_STOP: // nothing // break;
case DEVINFO_FCT_RESET: // nothing // break;
// --- the following bits of info are returned as NULL-terminated strings --- //
case DEVINFO_STR_NAME: strcpy(info->s, "C140"); break;
case DEVINFO_STR_FAMILY: strcpy(info->s, "Namco PCM"); break;
case DEVINFO_STR_VERSION: strcpy(info->s, "1.0"); break;
case DEVINFO_STR_SOURCE_FILE: strcpy(info->s, __FILE__); break;
case DEVINFO_STR_CREDITS: strcpy(info->s, "Copyright Nicola Salmoria and the MAME Team"); break;
}
}
DEFINE_LEGACY_SOUND_DEVICE(C140, c140);*/