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yaze/test/unit/emu/apu_ipl_handshake_test.cc
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#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include "app/emu/audio/apu.h"
#include "app/emu/memory/memory.h"
#include "app/emu/audio/spc700.h"
namespace yaze {
namespace emu {
class ApuIplHandshakeTest : public ::testing::Test {
protected:
MemoryImpl mem;
Apu* apu;
void SetUp() override {
std::vector<uint8_t> dummy_rom(0x200000, 0);
mem.Initialize(dummy_rom);
apu = new Apu(mem);
apu->Init();
apu->Reset();
}
void TearDown() override { delete apu; }
};
TEST_F(ApuIplHandshakeTest, SPC700StartsAtIplRomEntry) {
// After reset, PC should be at IPL ROM reset vector
uint16_t reset_vector = apu->spc700().read(0xFFFE) |
(apu->spc700().read(0xFFFF) << 8);
// The IPL ROM reset vector should point to 0xFFC0 (start of IPL ROM)
EXPECT_EQ(reset_vector, 0xFFC0);
}
TEST_F(ApuIplHandshakeTest, IplRomReadable) {
// IPL ROM should be readable at 0xFFC0-0xFFFF after reset
uint8_t first_byte = apu->Read(0xFFC0);
// First byte of IPL ROM should be 0xCD (CMP Y, #$EF)
EXPECT_EQ(first_byte, 0xCD);
}
TEST_F(ApuIplHandshakeTest, CycleTrackingWorks) {
// Execute one SPC700 opcode
apu->spc700().RunOpcode();
// GetLastOpcodeCycles should return a valid cycle count (2-12 typically)
int cycles = apu->spc700().GetLastOpcodeCycles();
EXPECT_GT(cycles, 0);
EXPECT_LE(cycles, 12);
}
TEST_F(ApuIplHandshakeTest, PortReadWrite) {
// Write to input port from CPU side (simulating CPU writes to $2140-$2143)
apu->in_ports_[0] = 0xAA;
apu->in_ports_[1] = 0xBB;
// SPC should be able to read these ports at $F4-$F7
EXPECT_EQ(apu->Read(0xF4), 0xAA);
EXPECT_EQ(apu->Read(0xF5), 0xBB);
// Write to output ports from SPC side
apu->Write(0xF4, 0xCC);
apu->Write(0xF5, 0xDD);
// CPU should be able to read these (simulating reads from $2140-$2143)
EXPECT_EQ(apu->out_ports_[0], 0xCC);
EXPECT_EQ(apu->out_ports_[1], 0xDD);
}
TEST_F(ApuIplHandshakeTest, IplRomDisableViaControlRegister) {
// IPL ROM is readable by default
EXPECT_EQ(apu->Read(0xFFC0), 0xCD);
// Write to control register ($F1) to disable IPL ROM (bit 7 = 1)
apu->Write(0xF1, 0x80);
// Now $FFC0-$FFFF should read from RAM instead of IPL ROM
// RAM is initialized to 0, so we should read 0
EXPECT_EQ(apu->Read(0xFFC0), 0x00);
// Write something to RAM
apu->ram[0xFFC0] = 0x42;
EXPECT_EQ(apu->Read(0xFFC0), 0x42);
// Re-enable IPL ROM (bit 7 = 0)
apu->Write(0xF1, 0x00);
// Should read IPL ROM again
EXPECT_EQ(apu->Read(0xFFC0), 0xCD);
}
TEST_F(ApuIplHandshakeTest, TimersEnableAndCount) {
// Enable timer 0 via control register
apu->Write(0xF1, 0x01);
// Set timer 0 target to 4
apu->Write(0xFA, 0x04);
// Run enough cycles to trigger timer
for (int i = 0; i < 1000; ++i) {
apu->Cycle();
}
// Read timer 0 counter (auto-clears on read)
uint8_t counter = apu->Read(0xFD);
// Counter should be non-zero if timer is working
EXPECT_GT(counter, 0);
EXPECT_LE(counter, 0x0F);
}
TEST_F(ApuIplHandshakeTest, IplBootSequenceProgresses) {
// This test verifies that the IPL ROM boot sequence can actually progress
// without getting stuck in an infinite loop
uint16_t initial_pc = apu->spc700().PC;
// Run multiple opcodes to let the IPL boot sequence progress
for (int i = 0; i < 100; ++i) {
apu->spc700().RunOpcode();
apu->Cycle();
}
uint16_t final_pc = apu->spc700().PC;
// PC should have advanced (boot sequence is progressing)
// If it's stuck in a tight loop, PC won't change much
EXPECT_NE(initial_pc, final_pc);
}
TEST_F(ApuIplHandshakeTest, AccurateCycleCountsForCommonOpcodes) {
// Test that specific opcodes return correct cycle counts
// NOP (0x00) should take 2 cycles
apu->spc700().PC = 0x0000;
apu->ram[0x0000] = 0x00; // NOP
apu->spc700().RunOpcode();
apu->spc700().RunOpcode(); // Execute
EXPECT_EQ(apu->spc700().GetLastOpcodeCycles(), 2);
// MOV A, #imm (0xE8) should take 2 cycles
apu->spc700().PC = 0x0002;
apu->ram[0x0002] = 0xE8; // MOV A, #imm
apu->ram[0x0003] = 0x42; // immediate value
apu->spc700().RunOpcode();
apu->spc700().RunOpcode();
EXPECT_EQ(apu->spc700().GetLastOpcodeCycles(), 2);
}
} // namespace emu
} // namespace yaze