srtc.cpp

SFC游戏模拟器 snes9x 1.43 的原代码

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  C4 x86 assembler and some C emulation code
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*******************************************************************************/
#include <string.h>
#include "snes9x.h"
#include "srtc.h"
#include "memmap.h"

/***   The format of the rtc_data structure is:

Index Description     Range (nibble)
----- --------------  ---------------------------------------

  0   Seconds low     0-9
  1   Seconds high    0-5

  2   Minutes low     0-9
  3   Minutes high    0-5

  4   Hour low        0-9
  5   Hour high       0-2

  6   Day low         0-9
  7   Day high        0-3

  8   Month           1-C (0xC is December, 12th month)

  9   Year ones       0-9
  A   Year tens       0-9
  B   Year High       9-B  (9=19xx, A=20xx, B=21xx)

  C   Day of week     0-6  (0=Sunday, 1=Monday,...,6=Saturday)

***/

SRTC_DATA           rtc;


static int month_keys[12] = { 1, 4, 4, 0, 2, 5, 0, 3, 6, 1, 4, 6 };


/*********************************************************************************************
 *
 * Note, if you are doing a save state for this game:
 *
 * On save:
 *
 *	Call S9xUpdateSrtcTime and save the rtc data structure.
 *
 * On load:
 *
 *	restore the rtc data structure
 *      rtc.system_timestamp = time (NULL);
 *        
 *
 *********************************************************************************************/


void S9xResetSRTC ()
{
    rtc.index = -1;
    rtc.mode = MODE_READ;
}

void S9xHardResetSRTC ()
{
    ZeroMemory (&rtc, sizeof (rtc));
    rtc.index = -1;
    rtc.mode = MODE_READ;
    rtc.count_enable = FALSE;
    rtc.needs_init = TRUE;

    // Get system timestamp
    rtc.system_timestamp = time (NULL);
}

/**********************************************************************************************/
/* S9xSRTCComputeDayOfWeek()                                                                  */
/* Return 0-6 for Sunday-Saturday                                                             */
/**********************************************************************************************/
unsigned int    S9xSRTCComputeDayOfWeek ()
{
    unsigned    year = rtc.data[10]*10 + rtc.data[9];
    unsigned    month = rtc.data[8];
    unsigned    day = rtc.data[7]*10 + rtc.data[6];
    unsigned    day_of_week;

    year += (rtc.data[11] - 9) * 100;

    // Range check the month for valid array indicies
    if ( month > 12 )
        month = 1;

    day_of_week = year + (year / 4) + month_keys[month-1] + day - 1;

    if(( year % 4 == 0 ) && ( month <= 2 ) )
        day_of_week--;

    day_of_week %= 7;

    return day_of_week;
}


/**********************************************************************************************/
/* S9xSRTCDaysInMonth()                                                                       */
/* Return the number of days in a specific month for a certain year                           */
/**********************************************************************************************/
int	S9xSRTCDaysInMmonth( int month, int year )
{
    int		mdays;

    switch ( month )
    {
	case 2:
		if ( ( year % 4 == 0 ) )    // DKJM2 only uses 199x - 22xx
			mdays = 29;
		else
			mdays = 28;
		break;

	case 4:
	case 6:
	case 9:
	case 11:
		mdays = 30;
		break;

	default:	// months 1,3,5,7,8,10,12
		mdays = 31;
		break;
    }

    return mdays;
}


#define DAYTICKS (60*60*24)
#define HOURTICKS (60*60)
#define MINUTETICKS 60


/**********************************************************************************************/
/* S9xUpdateSrtcTime()                                                                        */
/* Advance the  S-RTC time if counting is enabled                                             */
/**********************************************************************************************/
void	S9xUpdateSrtcTime ()
{
	time_t	cur_systime;
	long    time_diff;

    // Keep track of game time by computing the number of seconds that pass on the system
    // clock and adding the same number of seconds to the S-RTC clock structure.
    // I originally tried using mktime and localtime library functions to keep track
    // of time but some of the GNU time functions fail when the year goes to 2099
    // (and maybe less) and this would have caused a bug with DKJM2 so I'm doing
    // it this way to get around that problem.

    // Note: Dai Kaijyu Monogatari II only allows dates in the range 1996-21xx.

    if (rtc.count_enable && !rtc.needs_init)
    {
        cur_systime = time (NULL);

        // This method assumes one time_t clock tick is one second
        //        which should work on PCs and GNU systems.
        //        If your tick interval is different adjust the
	//        DAYTICK, HOURTICK, and MINUTETICK defines

        time_diff = (long) (cur_systime - rtc.system_timestamp);
	rtc.system_timestamp = cur_systime;
        
        if ( time_diff > 0 )
        {
	   int		seconds;
	   int		minutes;
	   int		hours;
	   int		days;
	   int		month;
	   int		year;
	   int		temp_days;

	   int		year_hundreds;
	   int		year_tens;
	   int		year_ones;


	   if ( time_diff > DAYTICKS )
	   {
	       days = time_diff / DAYTICKS;
	       time_diff = time_diff - days * DAYTICKS;
	   }
	   else
	   {
	       days = 0;
	   }

	   if ( time_diff > HOURTICKS )
	   {
	       hours = time_diff / HOURTICKS;
	       time_diff = time_diff - hours * HOURTICKS;
	   }
	   else
	   {