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+;******************************************************************************
+        title   EMMSUP - EMM support routines
+;******************************************************************************
+;
+;   (C) Copyright MICROSOFT Corp. 1986
+;
+;   Title:      CEMM.EXE - COMPAQ Expanded Memory Manager 386 Driver
+;               EMMLIB.LIB - Expanded Memory Manager Functions Library
+;
+;   Module:     EMMSUP - EMM support routines 
+;
+;   Version:    0.04
+;
+;   Date:       May 13, 1986
+;
+;******************************************************************************
+;
+;   Change log:
+;
+;     DATE    REVISION                  DESCRIPTION
+;   --------  --------  -------------------------------------------------------
+;   5/13/86   Original  Initial _TEXT
+;   6/14/86             Added _sotofar routine and removed stack define.
+;                       And added protected mode check to Map_Page (SBP).
+;   6/14/86             map_page now sets _current_map(SBP).
+;   6/14/86             moved save_current_map and restore_map from C code (SBP)
+;   6/14/86             brought SegOffTo24 and SetDescInfo in from LAST code
+;                       segment as local routines(SBP).
+;   6/21/86    0.02     cld in copyout (SBP).
+;   6/21/86    0.02     MapHandlePage added.
+;   6/23/86    0.02     make_addr, sotofar removed. source_addr and dest_addr
+;                       added.
+;   6/27/86    0.02     Fix for restore_map.
+;   6/28/86    0.02     Name change from CEMM386 to CEMM (SBP).
+;   7/06/86    0.04     Changed _emm_page,_emm_free, & _pft386 to ptrs (SBP).
+;   7/06/86    0.04     Changed assumes from _DATA to DGROUP (SBP).
+;   7/06/86    0.04     Changed internal save area structure (SBP).
+;   7/06/86    0.04     moved SavePageMap and RestorePageMap to .ASM (SBP).
+;   7/07/86    0.04     moved MapHandlePage,SavePageMap, and RestorePageMap to
+;                       emmp.asm (SBP).
+;   5/09/88    1.01     moved routines names_match and flush_tlb from win386 
+;   9/01/88             rename SegOffTo24/SetDescInfo to
+;                       SegOffTo24Resident/SetDescInfoResdient and made public
+;******************************************************************************
+;
+;   Functional Description:
+;       Support routines for emm/386
+;       C callable 
+;
+;
+;******************************************************************************
+.lfcond                                 ; list false conditionals
+.386p
+
+;******************************************************************************
+;       P U B L I C S
+;******************************************************************************
+        public _source_addr
+        public _dest_addr
+        public _copyout
+        public _copyin
+        public _wcopy
+        public _wcopyb
+        public _valid_handle
+        public SetDescInfoResident
+        public SegOffTo24Resident
+;
+;******************************************************************************
+;        D E F I N E S
+;******************************************************************************
+
+        include vdmseg.inc
+        include vdmsel.inc
+        include desc.inc
+        include page.inc
+;       include instr386.inc
+        include emmdef.inc
+
+FALSE           equ     0
+TRUE            equ     not FALSE
+CR              equ     0dh
+LF              equ     0ah
+
+        page
+;******************************************************************************
+;       E X T E R N A L   R E F E R E N C E S
+;******************************************************************************
+
+_DATA   SEGMENT
+;
+;  pointer to entry stack frame
+;       stored as offset, SS
+extrn   _regp:word
+
+;
+;   current state of mapping registers and # of mapping registers emulated
+;
+;extrn  _current_map:byte
+;extrn  _map_size:byte
+
+;
+; total # of EMM pages in system
+;
+extrn   _total_pages:word
+
+;
+; table of offsets into in to the first page table
+; for user logical emm page map
+;
+extrn   _page_frame_base:dword
+
+;
+; ptr to table of emm page # for each handle's logical pages.
+;
+extrn   _emm_page:word
+
+;
+; ptr to table of page table entries for the EMM pages
+;
+extrn   _pft386:word            ; note: actually a dword array
+
+;
+;  handle data structure
+;
+extrn   _handle_table:word
+extrn   _handle_table_size:word
+
+;
+;   save area for handles
+;
+extrn   _save_map:byte
+
+_DATA   ENDS
+
+
+        page
+;******************************************************************************
+;       L O C A L   D A T A
+;******************************************************************************
+_DATA   SEGMENT
+;
+; kludge to prevent unresolved from C compiler
+;
+public  __acrtused
+__acrtused      label   dword
+        dd (0)
+_DATA   ENDS
+
+        page
+;******************************************************************************
+;       C O D E
+;******************************************************************************
+_TEXT   SEGMENT
+assume  cs:_TEXT, ds:DGROUP, ss:DGROUP
+
+;***********************************************
+;
+; _source_addr - return far pointer for source address (= int 67 entry DS:SI).
+;
+;  SYNOPSIS:    src = source_addr()
+;               char far *src;  /* ptr to area at DS:SI */
+;
+;  DESCRIPTION: This function generates a far pointer equivalent to the client's
+;               DS:SI pointer.  If this code was called in protected mode, the
+;               address is a (selector,offset) pair; otherwise, it is a segment
+;               offset pair.  EMM1_GSEL is used if a selector is needed.
+;
+; 05/09/88  ISP   No update needed for MEMM
+;***********************************************
+_source_addr    proc    near
+;
+        push    bp
+;
+        mov     bp,[_regp]                      ; get entry stack frame pointer
+        test    [bp.PFlag],PFLAG_VIRTUAL        ;Q: real/virtual mode ?
+        jnz     sa_pm                           ; N: go get selector/offset
+        mov     ax,word ptr [bp.rSI]            ; Y: get offset
+        mov     dx,word ptr [bp.rDS]            ;    get segment
+        jmp     sa_exit                         ;    return DX:AX = seg:offset
+;
+;  protected mode - set up selector to client's DS
+sa_pm:
+        push    bx
+        push    cx
+        push    es                      ; save ES
+        ; 
+        ; load ES with GDT alias
+        ;
+        push    GDTD_GSEL
+        pop     es                      ; ES -> GDT
+        ;
+        ; compute physical address
+        ;
+        mov     ax,word ptr [bp.rDS]    ; ax <-- base addr
+        mov     dx,word ptr [bp.rSI]    ; dx <-- offset
+        call    SegOffTo24Resident      ; converts to physical addr
+
+        ;
+        ; set up the appropriate table entry
+        ;
+        mov     bx,EMM1_GSEL    ; bx <-- selector 
+        mov     cx,0FFFFh       ; cx <-- gets limit (64k)
+        mov     ah,D_DATA0      ; ah <-- gets access rights
+        ;
+        ; at this point:
+        ;       ah -- access rights
+        ;       al -- bits 16-23 of linear address
+        ;       dx -- low 16 bits of linear address
+        ;       cx -- limit = 64k
+        ;       bx -- selector
+        ;       es -- selector to GDT Alias
+        call    SetDescInfoResident     ; set up descriptor
+
+        ; 
+        ; set up return pointer
+        ;
+        xor     ax,ax           ; ax <-- offset (0)
+        mov     dx,bx           ; dx <-- selector
+        ;
+        pop     es              ; restore ES
+        pop     cx
+        pop     bx
+;
+sa_exit:
+        pop     bp
+        ret
+;
+_source_addr    endp
+
+;***********************************************
+;
+; _dest_addr - return far pointer for destination address (= int 67 entry ES:DI).
+;
+;  SYNOPSIS:    dest = dest_addr()
+;               char far *dest; /* ptr to area at ES:DI */
+;
+;  DESCRIPTION: This function generates a far pointer equivalent to the client's
+;               ES:DI pointer.  If this code was called in protected mode, the
+;               address is a (selector,offset) pair; otherwise, it is a segment
+;               offset pair.  EMM2_GSEL is used if a selector is needed.
+;
+; 05/09/88  ISP   No update needed for MEMM
+;***********************************************
+_dest_addr      proc    near
+;
+        push    bp
+;
+        mov     bp,[_regp]                      ; get entry stack frame pointer
+        test    [bp.PFlag],PFLAG_VIRTUAL        ;Q: real/virtual mode ?
+        jnz     da_pm                           ; N: go get selector/offset
+        mov     ax,word ptr [bp.rDI]            ; Y: get offset
+        mov     dx,word ptr [bp.rES]            ;    get segment
+        jmp     da_exit                         ;    return DX:AX = seg:offset
+;
+;  protected mode - set up selector to client's DS
+da_pm:
+        push    bx
+        push    cx
+        push    es                      ; save ES
+        ; 
+        ; load ES with GDT alias
+        ;
+        push    GDTD_GSEL
+        pop     es                      ; ES -> GDT
+        ;
+        ; compute physical address
+        ;
+        mov     ax,word ptr [bp.rES]    ; ax <-- base addr
+        mov     dx,word ptr [bp.rDI]    ; dx <-- offset
+        call    SegOffTo24Resident      ; converts to physical addr
+
+        ;
+        ; set up the appropriate table entry
+        ;
+        mov     bx,EMM2_GSEL    ; bx <-- selector 
+        mov     cx,0FFFFh       ; cx <-- gets limit (64k)
+        mov     ah,D_DATA0      ; ah <-- gets access rights
+        ;
+        ; at this point:
+        ;       ah -- access rights
+        ;       al -- bits 16-23 of linear address
+        ;       dx -- low 16 bits of linear address
+        ;       cx -- limit = 64k
+        ;       bx -- selector
+        ;       es -- selector to GDT Alias
+        call    SetDescInfoResident     ; set up descriptor
+        
+        ; 
+        ; set up return pointer
+        ;
+        xor     ax,ax           ; ax <-- offset (0)
+        mov     dx,bx           ; dx <-- selector
+        ;
+        pop     es              ; restore ES
+        pop     cx
+        pop     bx
+;
+da_exit:
+        pop     bp
+        ret
+;
+_dest_addr      endp
+
+        page
+;***********************************************
+;
+; _copyout
+;
+; This routine takes a far pointer, a near pointer
+; and a byte count and copies from the near address
+; to the far address.
+;
+; Parameters:
+;       destptr -- sel:off 286 pointer to target area
+;       srcptr --- offset of source data in current D Seg
+;       count ---- byte count for copy
+;
+; uses:
+;       cx, ax, es
+;
+; 05/09/88  ISP   No update needed for MEMM
+;***********************************************
+destptr =       4
+srcptr  =       8
+count   =       10
+_copyout        proc    near
+        push    bp              ; entry prolog
+        mov     bp,sp
+        push    di              ; reg var
+        push    si              ; reg var
+
+        les     di,[bp+destptr] ; es:di <-- destination address
+        mov     si,[bp+srcptr]  ; ds:si <-- source address
+        mov     cx,[bp+count]   ; cx <-- byte count
+        cld                     ;  strings foward
+        rep movsb               ; do it
+
+        pop     si              ; restore reg var
+        pop     di              ; restore reg var
+        pop     bp              
+        ret
+_copyout        endp
+        page
+
+;***********************************************
+;
+; _copyin
+;
+; This routine takes a near pointer, a far pointer
+; and a byte count and copies from the far address
+; to the near address.
+;
+; Parameters:
+;       destptr -- offset of dest in current D Seg
+;       srcptr --- sel:off 286 pointer to source data area
+;       count ---- byte count for copy
+;
+; uses:
+;       cx, ax, es
+;
+; 05/09/88  ISP   Written for MEMM.
+;***********************************************
+destptr =       4
+srcptr  =       6
+count   =       10
+_copyin proc    near
+        push    bp              ; entry prolog
+        mov     bp,sp
+        push    di              ; reg var
+        push    si              ; reg var
+        push    ds
+
+        push    ds
+        pop     es              ; es to dgroup
+
+        mov     di,[bp+destptr] ; es:di <-- destination address
+        lds     si,[bp+srcptr]  ; ds:si <-- source address
+        mov     cx,[bp+count]   ; cx <-- byte count
+        cld                     ;  strings foward
+        rep movsb               ; do it
+
+        pop     ds
+        pop     si              ; restore reg var
+        pop     di              ; restore reg var
+        pop     bp              
+        ret
+_copyin endp
+        page
+;***********************************************
+;
+; _wcopy
+;
+; This routine takes a two near pointers
+; and a word count and copies from the 
+; first address to the second address.
+;
+; Parameters:
+;       srcptr --- offset of source data in current D Seg
+;       destptr -- offset of destination address in DS
+;       count ---- word count for copy
+;
+; uses:
+;       si, di, cx, ax
+;       (si, di are restored)
+;
+; 05/09/88  ISP   No update needed for MEMM
+;***********************************************
+srcptr  =       4
+destptr =       6
+count   =       8
+_wcopy  proc    near
+        push    bp              ; entry prolog
+        mov     bp,sp
+        push    di              ; reg var
+        push    si              ; reg var
+
+        cld                     ; clear dir flag (forward move)
+        mov     ax,ds           ;
+        mov     es,ax           ; mov es,ds 
+        mov     di,[bp+destptr] ; es:di <-- destination address
+        mov     si,[bp+srcptr]  ; ds:si <-- source address
+        mov     cx,[bp+count]   ; cx <-- word count
+        rep movsw               ; do it
+
+        pop     si              ; restore reg var
+        pop     di              ; restore reg var
+        pop     bp              
+        ret
+_wcopy  endp
+        page
+;***********************************************
+;
+; _wcopyb
+;
+; This routine takes a two near pointers
+; and a word count and copies from the 
+; first address to the second address.
+; The copy is done backwards to allow certain overlap of source and destination.
+;
+; Parameters:
+;       srcptr --- offset of source data in current D Seg
+;       destptr -- offset of destination address in DS
+;       count ---- word count for copy
+;
+; uses:
+;       si, di, cx, ax, es
+;       (si, di are restored)
+;
+; 05/20/88  ISP   Shifted in from win386 and updated for 16 bit ptrs
+;***********************************************
+srcptr  =       4
+destptr =       6
+count   =       8
+_wcopyb proc    near
+        push    bp              ; entry prolog
+        mov     bp,sp
+        push    di              ; reg var
+        push    si              ; reg var
+
+        mov     ax,ds           ;
+        mov     es,ax           ; mov es,ds 
+        mov     di, word ptr [bp+destptr]      ; destination address
+        mov     si, word ptr [bp+srcptr]       ; source address
+        mov     cx, word ptr [bp+count]        ; word count
+        dec     cx
+        shl     cx, 1                           ; offset of 'last' word to move
+        add     si, cx
+        add     di, cx
+        mov     cx, word ptr [bp+count]        ; recover word count
+
+        std                     ; set dir flag (backward move)
+        rep movsw               ; do it
+        cld                     ; 'C' tends to expect this.
+
+        pop     si              ; restore reg var
+        pop     di              ; restore reg var
+        pop     bp              
+        ret
+_wcopyb endp
+        page
+;***********************************************
+;
+; _valid_handle - validate current handle
+;
+;  SYNOPSIS:    hp = _valid_handle()
+;               struct handle_ptr *hp;  /* ptr to handle's structure */
+;                                       /* OR NULL_HANDLE if invalid handle */
+;                               /* also sets AH = INVALID_HANDLE if it fails */
+;
+;  DESCRIPTION: This routine validates the current handle in regp->rDX and
+;               returns either an error or a ptr to the handle's index and
+;               page count structure.
+;
+; 05/09/88  ISP   No update needed for MEMM
+;***********************************************
+_valid_handle   proc    near
+;
+        push    bp
+        mov     bp,[_regp]              ; get entry args pointer
+        push    bx
+;
+        mov     bx,word ptr [bp.rDX]    ; BX = entry handle
+        cmp     bx,[_handle_table_size] ;Q: handle in range ?
+        jae     vh_fail                 ;  N: return invalid handle error
+        shl     bx,2                    ;  Y: BX = handle's table offset
+        add     bx,offset DGROUP:_handle_table  ; BX = offset to handle's data
+        cmp     [bx.ht_index],NULL_PAGE ;Q: is this an active handle ?
+        je      vh_fail                 ;    N: return invalid handle error
+        mov     ax,bx                   ;    Y: return ptr to handle's data
+;
+vh_exit:
+        pop     bx
+        pop     bp
+        ret
+vh_fail:
+        mov     byte ptr [bp.rAX+1],INVALID_HANDLE      ; set AH on stack
+        mov     ax,NULL_HANDLE          ; return NULL_HANDLE to caller
+        jmp     short vh_exit
+
+;
+_valid_handle   endp
+
+;***********************************************
+;
+; flush_tlb:
+;
+; no params, no return value, uses eax
+;
+; flush the Translation Look-Aside Buffer
+;
+; 05/09/88  ISP   Shifted in from WIN386
+;***********************************************
+_flush_tlb      proc    near
+public  _flush_tlb
+        mov     eax, cr3
+        mov     cr3, eax
+        ret
+_flush_tlb      endp
+
+;***********************************************
+;
+;   _Names_Match
+;
+;   Returns a boolean value (0 = false, FFFF = True) if 2 handle names match
+;
+; uses:
+;       cx, ax
+;
+; 05/09/88  ISP   Shifted in from WIN386 and modified for 16 bit ptrs
+;***********************************************
+name1   =       4
+name2   =       6
+        public  _Names_Match
+_Names_Match proc    near
+        push    bp              ; entry prolog
+        mov     bp,sp
+        push    di              ; reg var
+        push    si              ; reg var
+
+        mov     ax,ds           ; initialise es segment to
+        mov     es,ax           ; DGROUP
+
+        xor     ax, ax  ; Assume it did NOT work
+
+        mov     di, word ptr [bp+name1] ; First name
+        mov     si, word ptr [bp+name2] ; Second name
+        cld
+        mov     cx, 2                           ; Compare 2 dwords
+        rep     cmpsd           ; do it
+        jne     SHORT Names_Dont_Match
+        not     ax              ; They match!
+
+Names_Dont_Match:
+        pop     si              ; restore reg var
+        pop     di              ; restore reg var
+        pop     bp
+        ret
+_Names_Match endp
+
+        page
+;**     SetDescInfoResident - set descriptor information
+;
+;       The limit field of a specified descriptor is set.
+;         (limit = size - 1).
+;       The base address of the specified descriptor is set.
+;       The access field of the specified descriptor is set.
+;
+;       ENTRY   BX = selector
+;               ES:0 = descriptor table to use
+;               CX = limit
+;               AL, DX = 24 bit base address
+;               AH = access rights byte
+;       EXIT    None
+;       USES    Flags, other regs preserved
+;
+;       WARNING This code only works on a 286. It can be called in
+;               either mode.
+
+SetDescInfoResident proc near
+        push    bx                      ; save selector
+        and     bl,SEL_LOW_MASK
+
+;       fill in the limit field
+
+        mov     es:[bx],cx
+
+;       fill in base address
+
+        mov     es:[bx + 2],dx
+        mov     es:[bx + 4],al
+
+;       fill in access rights byte
+
+        mov     es:[bx + 5],ah
+        pop     bx
+        ret
+SetDescInfoResident endp
+
+        page
+;**     SegOffTo24Resident - convert seg:off to 24 bit physical address
+;
+;       The specified real mode segment:offset is converted to
+;       a 24 bit physical address.
+;
+;       ENTRY   AX = segment
+;               DX = offset
+;       EXIT    AL, DX = 24 bit physical address
+;       USES    AH, Flags, other regs preserved.
+;
+;       WARNING This code only works on a 286. It can be called in
+;               either mode.
+
+SegOffTo24Resident proc near
+        push    cx
+
+;       Convert AX:DX into 24 bit addr in AL, DX
+
+        mov     ch,ah
+        shl     ax,4
+        shr     ch,4                    ; CH = high byte
+        add     dx,ax                   ; DX = low word
+        mov     al,ch                   ; AL = high byte
+        adc     al,0                    ; propagate cy from low word
+
+        pop     cx
+        ret
+SegOffTo24Resident endp
+
+_TEXT   ENDS
+END
+
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