Re: [hatari-devel] Small bug in Hatari Falcon emulation

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Le 22/11/2020 à 23:47, Roger Burrows a écrit :
When the "STe Bus Emulation" bit (0x20) in the Falcon Bus Control Register at
$ff8007 is zero, "STe Bus Emulation" mode is set.  This affects bus error
handling.  Hatari already models this as far as the I/O memory area is
concerned (I haven't attempted to check how accurately yet).  But it also
affects bus errors when accessing RAM, which Hatari does NOT model.  Basically,
on a real Falcon with "STe Bus Emulation" enabled, there are NO bus errors
generated for the whole $0 to $dfffff region, even in user state.  Even if RAM
isn't present at an address, no bus error occurs.

This should be easy for any of the developers to verify, but I can post a copy
of the test program I used if you would like.

Hi

did you test also for RAM < 0x800 ? Because even on STF/STE accessing these addresses requires supervisor mode, else you get a bus error.

also on TT/Falcon, the default MMU tables are stored at addresses < 0x800 to avoid that some user programs could write garbage in these tables and crash the computer.

So, it would be strange that < 0x800 can be accessed without supervisor mode in STE mode.

Nicolas




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