053B-T500P¶
MON 60 subfunction T500P = 53B = 0x2B = 43 decimal.
NPL purpose (authoritative, 5P-P2-MON60.NPL): (take ND-500 pages), server handler 5NOPAR.
All addresses OCTAL, ND-100 word addresses, BANK 1, base 0.
Source: SINTRAN/ND500/nd-500-mon/nd-500-mon-j04.prog.asm
60B yaml client name = T500P. Cross-reference: call site 010245 is also
documented in ../START-SWAPPER/ (paging block 010200-010260). This folder
carves the T500P subfunction itself.
Thunk (PROVEN, bytes read)¶
| Addr | Word | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
146522 |
170453 |
SAA 53 (subfunction 53B) |
146523 |
125001 |
JMP I 1 (-> gateway pointer) |
146524 |
146244 |
pointer to gateway 146244 |
Call site(s)¶
| Item | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| MON 60 call site | 010245 JPL I 43 -> ptr 010310, bank1[010310]=146522 = thunk SAA 53 |
PROVEN |
| Error path (callsite+1) | 010246 JPL I 10 -> ptr 010256 = routine 007500 (internal error/abort helper) |
PROVEN |
| Success path (callsite+2) | 010247 JMP I -176 -> routine 010613 (command loop) |
PROVEN |
| Enclosing ENTER routine | 002662 (framesize 000331) - the command interpreter | PROVEN (prologue RADD AD1 CLD SL DX+ENTER) |
Parameter block (PROVEN stores)¶
| Slot | Store | Value |
|---|---|---|
,X 6 |
010244 STA ,X 6 |
parameter 1 = &(B+105) = address of the page-count value evaluated by helper 002003 |
Gateway convention (prog.md sec 4.4): LDX ,B -176 sets X = stack top; STx ,X 6/7/10
are MON 60 parameters 1/2/3.
What it does¶
- Evaluates one command-line numeric operand via helper
002003-> a 32-bit value in D, stored toB+105. (010235-010240) - Passes
&(B+105)as param 1 and issuesMON 60T500P (take pages from the ND-500). (010245) - On error ->
007500; on success -> command loop010613.
Unknown / inferred¶
- INFERRED:
002003numeric-arg evaluator (role PROVEN by call pattern). - PROVEN: param 1 =
&(B+105)(010244). - INFERRED (semantic):
B+105= page count (per NPL(take ND-500 pages)). - Mirror of 052B G500P; the two form the give/take-pages pair. See
../START-SWAPPER/.
octal=hex=decimal: 53B = 0x2B = 43 decimal