#include <irx.h>

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Macros
#define	ssbusc_IMPORTS_start DECLARE_IMPORT_TABLE(ssbusc, 1, 1)

#define	ssbusc_IMPORTS_end END_IMPORT_TABLE

#define	I_SetDelay DECLARE_IMPORT(4, SetDelay)

#define	I_GetDelay DECLARE_IMPORT(5, GetDelay)

#define	I_SetBaseAddress DECLARE_IMPORT(6, SetBaseAddress)

#define	I_GetBaseAddress DECLARE_IMPORT(7, GetBaseAddress)

#define	I_SetRecoveryTime DECLARE_IMPORT(8, SetRecoveryTime)

#define	I_GetRecoveryTime DECLARE_IMPORT(9, GetRecoveryTime)

#define	I_SetHoldTime DECLARE_IMPORT(10, SetHoldTime)

#define	I_GetHoldTime DECLARE_IMPORT(11, GetHoldTime)

#define	I_SetFloatTime DECLARE_IMPORT(12, SetFloatTime)

#define	I_GetFloatTime DECLARE_IMPORT(13, GetFloatTime)

#define	I_SetStrobeTime DECLARE_IMPORT(14, SetStrobeTime)

#define	I_GetStrobeTime DECLARE_IMPORT(15, GetStrobeTime)

#define	I_SetCommonDelay DECLARE_IMPORT(16, SetCommonDelay)

#define	I_GetCommonDelay DECLARE_IMPORT(17, GetCommonDelay)

Enumerations
enum	SSBUSC_DEV { SSBUSC_DEV0 = 0, SSBUSC_DEV_DVDROM, SSBUSC_DEV_BOOTROM, SSBUSC_DEV3, SSBUSC_DEV_SPU, SSBUSC_DEV_CDVD, SSBUSC_DEV6, SSBUSC_DEV7, SSBUSC_DEV8, SSBUSC_DEV_SPU2, SSBUSC_DEV_DEV9I, SSBUSC_DEV_DEV9M, SSBUSC_DEV_DEV9C }

Functions
int	SetDelay (int device, unsigned int value)

int	GetDelay (int device)

int	SetBaseAddress (int device, unsigned int value)

int	GetBaseAddress (int device)

int	SetRecoveryTime (unsigned int value)

int	GetRecoveryTime (void)

int	SetHoldTime (unsigned int value)

int	GetHoldTime (void)

int	SetFloatTime (unsigned int value)

int	GetFloatTime (void)

int	SetStrobeTime (unsigned int value)

int	GetStrobeTime (void)

int	SetCommonDelay (unsigned int value)

int	GetCommonDelay (void)

Detailed Description

SSBUSC service control function definitions.

Definition in file ssbusc.h.

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ SSBUSC_DEV

enum SSBUSC_DEV

This enum lists all devices controlled by the SSBUSC. Note that the PS2 has some physical device assignments, which are not directly related to the SSBUSC's devices. Usually, these devices are related to the assignments of interrupt, chip-select and DMA control line sets. For example, DEV9 is known as such because it is assigned INT9, CS9, DACK9 and DREQ9. However, DEV9 is controlled as SSBUSC devices 10-12.

There can be coincidences, like how DEV5 (CD/DVD DSP) also has a SSBUSC device ID of 5.

Enumerator
SSBUSC_DEV0	Seems to affect the memory map entirely.
SSBUSC_DEV_DVDROM	DVD ROM chip (contains rom1 and erom), DEV1
SSBUSC_DEV_BOOTROM	BOOT ROM chip (contains rom0), DEV2
SSBUSC_DEV_SPU	SPU, DEV4
SSBUSC_DEV_CDVD	CD/DVD hardware, DEV5
SSBUSC_DEV_SPU2	SPU2

Definition at line 144 of file ssbusc.h.

Macros

Enumerations

Functions

Detailed Description

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ SSBUSC_DEV