[Coco] Home Published (WAS: NitrOS9 and 6309 code)

[L. Curtis Boyle]

Done with a system call. You can create your own unique system codes, or even override system ones. Each process can have its own local system call override table. 

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On Jun 1, 2019, at 9:11 AM, Allen Huffman <alsplace at pobox.com> wrote:

>> On Jun 1, 2019, at 10:08 AM, L. Curtis Boyle <curtisboyle at sasktel.net> wrote:
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>> It created its own internal system calls. So the stack offsets to get register values were wrong when running in native mode. 
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> How did it do that? Can that be done with a system call, or did it include some kind of kernel extension in the boot?
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> OS-9/ARM today is using a kernel extension for managing the GPIO pins. That way, drivers have an API to use during their Init() routine for setting up the hardware. (Where I last worked, we did everything manually, so there was main init code that would set up all the pins, then individual init routines for DMA, UARTs, etc. that would … not … making it hard to track down what was going on. Microware did it better.)
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