/* * time.c — getdatetime / setdatetime via ESTEX SYSTIME ($21) / SETTIME ($22). * * $21 SYSTIME → D=day E=month IX=year H=hour L=min B=sec C=dow * $22 SETTIME D=day E=month IX=year H=hour L=min B=sec → CF=err / A=errcode * * Struct layout (datetime_t, 8 bytes): * +0 day, +1 month, +2..3 year, +4 hour, +5 min, +6 sec, +7 dow * * Both routines write/read *dt directly — no static scratch. The key * trick in getdatetime is `ex (sp), hl` after RST: HL holds hour:min, * stack TOS holds dt — one byte swaps them, then we walk the struct * via HL. setdatetime uses IX as the struct pointer (re-loaded with * year just before RST since that's what SETTIME expects). */ #include #include void getdatetime(datetime_t *dt) __naked { (void)dt; __asm push ix ; save caller IX (BIOS clobbers it) push hl ; stash dt across RST (clobbers HL) ld c, #0x21 ; ESTEX SYSTIME rst #0x10 ;; Returns: D=day E=month IX=year H=hour L=min B=sec C=dow ;; ex (sp), hl: TOS<->HL. Now HL = dt, TOS = hour:min stash. ex (sp), hl ld (hl), d ; +0 day inc hl ld (hl), e ; +1 month inc hl push ix ; year → stack pop de ; DE = year ld (hl), e ; +2 year low inc hl ld (hl), d ; +3 year high inc hl pop de ; D = hour, E = min (from earlier ex(sp)) ld (hl), d ; +4 hour inc hl ld (hl), e ; +5 min inc hl ld (hl), b ; +6 sec inc hl ld (hl), c ; +7 dow pop ix ; restore caller IX ret __endasm; } int setdatetime(const datetime_t *dt) __naked { (void)dt; __asm push ix ; save caller IX push hl pop ix ; IX = dt ld d, (hl) ; +0 D = day inc hl ld e, (hl) ; +1 E = month inc hl ld c, (hl) ; +2 year low inc hl ld b, (hl) ; +3 year high (BC->IX) inc hl push bc ld b, (hl) ; +4 H = hour inc hl ld c, (hl) ; +5 L = min (BC->HL) inc hl push bc ld b, (hl) ; +6 B = sec pop hl pop ix ld c, #0x22 ; ESTEX SETTIME rst #0x10 pop ix ; restore caller IX jr c, _st_err2 ld de, #0 ret _st_err2: call __errno_set ld de, #-1 ret __endasm; }