nd100em.conf

# Now uses libconfig, so please check documentation for that for config file format.
# nd100em configuration file. We support a format of #beginning a comment to the end of the line
# and then one where variable=value on a line.
# NOTE: Currently no space is allowed on a config line. Also it is case sensitive.

# so lets set debug mode. Does not give tracing output.
debug = 1;

# Set trace mode to use. A bitfield, so we can enable different combionations.
#Bit 0: basic tracing of code only
#bit 1: trace basic registers on current runlevel for each instruction.
#bit 2: trace 'extended' registers
#bit 3: trace memoryaccesses
#bit 4: trace registers on all levels
#bit 5: trace 'changes'.
#               status register ante and post instruction.
#               memory accesses: address and data on each, numbered and indicated if PT used.
#               if PT used, PT and constent.
#               register or memory location ante and post change.
#		if IOXT or EXR, actual instruction done instead.
#bit 6-15: unsed for now. 0
#trace = 33;
#trace = 63
#trace = 0;
trace=0;

# Option for dumping out dissassembly of what we know at end of run.
disasm = 1;

# and that we are a ND100CX
# valid options are nd110pcx, nd110cx, nd110ce, nd110, nd100cx, nd100ce, nd100 or an empty line
# empty line = nd100 in parsing
cputype = "nd100cx";

#This switch tells if we should emulate MON calls
#or do it the "real" way with an interrupt to lvl14
emulatemon = 0;

#How do we start? First version of this emulator loaded .bp files where we gave a start
#address, but now we have the option of setting this here. we also can set the start address
#in the config file.
#Current boot options are:
#bp, bpun, floppy, ald
#
boot = "bpun";
#boot = "bp";

# Panel functionality
panel = 1;

#This is the next generation of how we will start, but not used truly yet. We set
#ald to a value between 0 and 15 as the thumbwheel switch ALD on a reall ND100.
#Also have to set boot=ald for it to be be used.
#ald = 0;

#and we need the image file name here, can be any image type.
image = "test";

#If we use bp format boot, we need the start address too
start = 0;

# daemonize or not?
# if we do not, terminal 0 will be out stdin and stdout. If we daemonize
# it will have to connect as all others, but to a dedicated port
# currently we use defaults, port 5000 for panel, port 5001 for terminal 0
daemonize = 0;

#Floppy images
floppy_image = "testdisk.image";
floppy_image_access = "ro";