| 1 | // Commander X16 Emulator — a virtual serial/network card. |
| 2 | // |
| 3 | // A 16450-compatible UART at an expansion base with a Zimodem-enough modem |
| 4 | // behind it: Hayes AT commands in command mode, and a dial that opens a real |
| 5 | // TCP socket from the emulator process, after which bytes flow both ways. |
| 6 | // Enough for a program written against the TexElec serial/ESP32 card to be |
| 7 | // tested here, dialling a service on the developer's machine, without the |
| 8 | // card. It is not a model of the card's timing; a byte written is on the |
| 9 | // wire at once and a byte from the wire is readable at once. |
| 10 | // |
| 11 | // Only the card's network half (the eight registers at the base) exists. |
| 12 | // The DE-9 serial half, eight bytes above it, reads as open bus. |
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| 19 | extern bool has_netcard; |
| 20 | extern uint16_t netcard_addr; |
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| 22 | void ; |
| 23 | void ; |
| 24 | uint8_t ; |
| 25 | void ; |