diff clojure/com/aurellem/items.clj @ 106:3a60bb14a64a

better functional assembly interface; removed frame numbers from SaveStates
author Robert McIntyre <rlm@mit.edu>
date Wed, 14 Mar 2012 21:37:37 -0500
parents 2f8089eacab9
children ad96e9464d6a
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     1.1 --- a/clojure/com/aurellem/items.clj	Tue Mar 13 14:40:01 2012 -0500
     1.2 +++ b/clojure/com/aurellem/items.clj	Wed Mar 14 21:37:37 2012 -0500
     1.3 @@ -214,7 +214,8 @@
     1.4                    (aset mem index val))
     1.5                  (range item-list-start
     1.6                         (+ item-list-start (count inv-codes))) inv-codes))
     1.7 -    (write-memory! mem)))
     1.8 +    (write-memory! mem)
     1.9 +    (update-state)))
    1.10    
    1.11    
    1.12  (defn set-inventory [^SaveState state new-inventory]
    1.13 @@ -235,7 +236,11 @@
    1.14                      (concat items (inventory state))))
    1.15    ([items]
    1.16       (give @current-state items)))
    1.17 -  
    1.18 +
    1.19 +(defn clear-inventory
    1.20 +  ([^SaveState state]
    1.21 +     (set-inventory state []))
    1.22 +  ([] (clear-inventory @current-state)))
    1.23  
    1.24  (def gliched-tms
    1.25    [[:TM51 1]
    1.26 @@ -264,115 +269,3 @@
    1.27     [:soulbadge 1]    
    1.28     ])
    1.29    
    1.30 -(defn run-item-program
    1.31 -  "This is my first assembly/item program!
    1.32 -   it just increments BC by one.
    1.33 -
    1.34 -   The code places a 3 'great balls' at the beginning of the
    1.35 -   inventory, then directly sets the program counter to start
    1.36 -   executing at the position of the 'great balls' in memory.
    1.37 -
    1.38 -   Since a 'great ball' is represented in memory as 0x03, which
    1.39 -   corresponts to the opcode which increments BC by one, that is
    1.40 -   what happens. Then the program counter to the 0x03 quantity entry
    1.41 -   and BC is incremented again.
    1.42 -
    1.43 -   Obviously, the game crashes more or less immediately after the
    1.44 -   program counter advances past the 'great balls' into the next items
    1.45 -   in the inventory, thus I call shutdown! before anything bad happens."
    1.46 -  []
    1.47 -  (set-inventory (read-state 578544) [[:great-ball 3]])
    1.48 -  (print-inventory)
    1.49 -  (println "3 ticks") (tick) (tick) (tick)
    1.50 -  (println "PC before:" (PC))
    1.51 -  (println "BC before:" (BC))
    1.52 -  (PC! (inc item-list-start))
    1.53 -  (println "PC after setting:" (PC))
    1.54 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
    1.55 -  (println "one tick")
    1.56 -  (tick)
    1.57 -  (println "PC after one tick:" (PC))
    1.58 -  (println "BC after one tick:" (BC))
    1.59 -  (tick)
    1.60 -  (println "PC after two ticks:" (PC))
    1.61 -  (println "BC after two ticks:" (BC))
    1.62 -
    1.63 -  (shutdown!))
    1.64 -
    1.65 -
    1.66 -(defn test-opcodes-1
    1.67 -  []
    1.68 -  (set-inv-mem (read-state 578544)
    1.69 -               [20 0x02 0x00 0x00 0x02 0x00 0x00
    1.70 -                0x00 0x0 0xFF])
    1.71 -  (print-inventory)
    1.72 -  (println "3 ticks") (tick) (tick) (tick)
    1.73 -  (println "PC before:" (PC))
    1.74 -  (println "BC before:" (BC))
    1.75 -  (println "AF:" (AF))
    1.76 -  (PC! (inc item-list-start))
    1.77 -  (BC! (+ 1 item-list-start))
    1.78 -  (println "PC after setting:" (PC))
    1.79 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
    1.80 -  (println "data at " (BC) "(BC):" (aget (memory) (BC)))
    1.81 -  
    1.82 -  (println "one tick")
    1.83 -  (tick)
    1.84 -  (println "PC after one tick:" (PC))
    1.85 -  (println "BC after one tick:" (BC))
    1.86 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
    1.87 -  (println "data at " (BC) "(BC):" (aget (memory) (BC)))
    1.88 -  (tick)
    1.89 -  (AF! 0xFFFF)
    1.90 -  (println "PC after two ticks:" (PC))
    1.91 -  (println "BC after two ticks:" (BC))
    1.92 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
    1.93 -  (println "data at " (BC) "(BC):" (aget (memory) (BC)))
    1.94 -  (tick)
    1.95 -  (println "PC after three ticks:" (PC))
    1.96 -  (println "BC after three ticks:" (BC))
    1.97 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
    1.98 -  (println "data at " (BC) "(BC):" (aget (memory) (BC)))
    1.99 -  (tick)
   1.100 -  (println "PC after four ticks:" (PC))
   1.101 -  (println "BC after four ticks:" (BC))
   1.102 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
   1.103 -  (println "data at " (BC) "(BC):" (aget (memory) (BC)))
   1.104 -  (tick)
   1.105 -  (println "PC after five ticks:" (PC))
   1.106 -  (println "BC after five ticks:" (BC))
   1.107 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
   1.108 -  (println "data at " (BC) "(BC):" (aget (memory) (BC)))
   1.109 -  (print-inventory)
   1.110 -  (shutdown!))
   1.111 -
   1.112 -
   1.113 -
   1.114 -(defn test-opcodes-2
   1.115 -  []
   1.116 -  (set-inv-mem (read-state 578544)
   1.117 -               [20 0x08 0x1D 0xD3 0x00 0x00 0x00
   1.118 -                0x00 0x0 0xFF])
   1.119 -  (print-inventory)
   1.120 -  (println "3 ticks") (tick) (tick) (tick)
   1.121 -  (println "PC before:" (PC))
   1.122 -  (println "SP:" (SP))
   1.123 -  (PC! (inc item-list-start))
   1.124 -  (println "PC after setting:" (PC))
   1.125 -  (println "SP:" (Integer/toBinaryString (SP)))
   1.126 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
   1.127 -  (println "data at 0xD31D:" (Integer/toBinaryString (aget (memory) 0xD31D)))
   1.128 -  (println "data at 0xD31E:" (Integer/toBinaryString (aget (memory) 0xD31E)))
   1.129 -  (println "one tick")
   1.130 -  (tick)
   1.131 -  (println "PC after one tick:" (PC))
   1.132 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
   1.133 -  (println "data at 0xD31D:" (Integer/toBinaryString (aget (memory) 0xD31D)))
   1.134 -  (println "data at 0xD31E:" (Integer/toBinaryString (aget (memory) 0xD31E)))
   1.135 -  (tick) (tick) (tick)
   1.136 -  (println "PC aftter four tick:" (PC))
   1.137 -  (println "data at PC:" (aget (memory) (PC)))
   1.138 -  (println "data at 0xD31D:" (aget (memory) 0xD31D))
   1.139 -  
   1.140 -  (print-inventory)
   1.141 -  (shutdown!))