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Reply 860 of 3172, by shock__

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dumper works nicely.

http://i.imgur.com/BCHkRZe.jpg
iw78c21m1.bin is what we read out by unsoldering the chip and reading it with an EPROM burner (Marmes helped me out there), iwrom.bin is the split from above dumper

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Reply 861 of 3172, by gerwin

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shock__ wrote:

How they arranged the data ... no idea. The "newfff.txt" from the SDK might be of help there. Personally I haven't checked into that yet - just confirmed the IW78C21M1 can be substituted with a 29F800

This folder in the SDK mentions ROM making:
IWSDK20.ZIP\960214.SRC\TOOLS\ROMMAKER
Some Snippets:
"now combine .FFF and .DAT into ROMx.BIN files"
FFF=SBOS waves Patch Information
DAT=SBOS waves Sample Data
prepare rom header: strncpy(rh.iwave, "INTRWAVE", 8);

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Reply 862 of 3172, by shock__

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That's certainly interesting news gerwin ... that directory must have slipped past me.
Maybe one of you guys can check if the thing compiles to anything useful? Maybe a "blank"/custom ROM would be good enough so at least MegaEM checks out. Certainly not ideal, but anything that can be freely distributed and adds some kind of functionality would help (same goes for the "trick the InterWave into using the ROM dumped into RAM"-approach).

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Reply 863 of 3172, by hard1k

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Yeah, I've been exploring that archive for 3 hours already 😁
When I try to compile that utility (even with the missing IW.H from the other directory), BCC32 5.5 quits with many errors, mainly in that IW.H (which is actually a 1.34 revision, so I assume it should work without any issues). As this is my first experience with C, my lame guess is that I should have tried an earlier version of the complier, shouldn't I?..

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Reply 864 of 3172, by shock__

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DDKmanul.doc mentions:

The InterWave’s set of low level drivers have been compiled and tested using the following popular C compilers for the IBM PC an […]
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The InterWave’s set of low level drivers have been compiled and tested using the following popular C compilers for the IBM PC and compatibles:
• BORLAND C++ 4.0
• WATCOM C/C++ Version 9.5
• MICROSOFT Visual C++ Version 1.0

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Reply 865 of 3172, by hard1k

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RTFM'ed, thanks 😀
I'll test that today in 4-5 hours when I get home!

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Reply 866 of 3172, by wbc

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Apparently IW driver developers used custom environment with Unix shell scripts support (notice a lot of *.KSH files in folders with SH syntax).
Nevertheless, I've succeeded in compiling ROMMAKER, just commented the 8th line in ROMMAKER.H, typed:

bcc.exe -Ic:\960214.src\kernel *.c

and got a LIST.EXE file (attached). Unfortunaly this trick does not work with other sources 🙁

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  • Filename
    LIST.EXE
    File size
    44.96 KiB
    Downloads
    80 downloads
    File license
    Fair use/fair dealing exception

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Reply 867 of 3172, by matze79

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ksh is still around,
Also • WATCOM C/C++ Version 9.5 -> Openwatcom.
http://www.openwatcom.org/

So they crosscompiled their stuff using some sort of Unix ? 😳

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Reply 868 of 3172, by hard1k

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When trying to convert the default GSFULL4M.FFF/GSFULL4M.DAT files, list.exe fails with the following error:
ERROR: Can't find default patch vendor

Meanwhile I've been trying to somehow resemble the environment they used to create those sources, progressed to install a DOSBox, Win3.1, Borland C++ 4.0, SH - and that's still not enough.

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Reply 869 of 3172, by shock__

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OpenWatcom appears to work mostly fine with the IWSDK stuff, got to compile .obj code from all .c files for the Rommaker, except for ROMSBOS.C which gives a few errors.
I'll leave this up for you guys.

Makefile for rommaker certainly mentions a rommaker.exe

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Reply 870 of 3172, by shock__

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hard1k wrote:

And regarding usage of RAM-based banks, IIRC you can choose them in IW.INI and use either in Windows or in DOS-window.
In plain DOS only the GF1-compatible soundfont can be used with RAM (that's why at least some RAM is needed for GUS compatibility) or the default ROM. Thus flashing a 4Mb bank into ROM will substantially increase the quality of samples in plain DOS.

Can't find the quote from the SDK, but that won't work that easily, as the ROM size is hardcoded in the drivers. Therefore hacked/custom drivers would be needed.

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Reply 871 of 3172, by hard1k

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Yeah, I remember that quote too. IIRC it was not about some custom drivers, but some special changes in the initialization routine. So the other sources within that package should help a lot when (and if) we come to that point.
Well, that will be the third issue to deal with. The first (hardware readiness for a 4Mb ROM chip) is already covered I suppose. Now we're on the second step - what to flash into the chip. And the third will be how to use that 😀
However, I'm still very optimistic about all that - we have the sources.

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Reply 872 of 3172, by elianda

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So if I follow correctly:
- The 1 MB ROM can be imaged to a file from a regular GUS PnP
- It was shown that flashing this to a 29F800 works as replacement ROM on ARGUS
- For cost reduction there can be a DIL chip option
- This would provide a 100% compatible card using the classic software
- For people that do not already own a GUS PnP the copyright status of the ROM has to be resolved

- In principle a 4 MB ROM is possible but the software has made to generate such a ROM image and to make it work with a new compiled/patched MEGAEM etc.
- It is an open question if a RAM soundfont (without ROM) could work the same way with updated software?
- This software may even work with a regular GUS PnP then?

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Reply 873 of 3172, by shock__

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hard1k wrote:

Yeah, I remember that quote too. IIRC it was not about some custom drivers, but some special changes in the initialization routine. So the other sources within that package should help a lot when (and if) we come to that point.
Well, that will be the third issue to deal with. The first (hardware readiness for a 4Mb ROM chip) is already covered I suppose. Now we're on the second step - what to flash into the chip. And the third will be how to use that 😀
However, I'm still very optimistic about all that - we have the sources.

The InterWave hardware has always been ready for 4MB/32MBit of ROM to my understanding (have fun checking those prices). It's just 2 wires that would have to be re-routed and of course one would need another ROM-IC. For the ARGUS the approach is the same - implementing 4MB ROM on board would add at least 2 more jumpers, making the out of the box configuration more confusing/complex. About the source ... well those have been out since 1998 (18 years) I doubt too much will come out of it again - I'd love to be proven wrong tho.

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So if I follow correctly: - The 1 MB ROM can be imaged to a file from a regular GUS PnP - It was shown that flashing this to a 2 […]
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So if I follow correctly:
- The 1 MB ROM can be imaged to a file from a regular GUS PnP
- It was shown that flashing this to a 29F800 works as replacement ROM on ARGUS
- For cost reduction there can be a DIL chip option
- This would provide a 100% compatible card using the classic software
- For people that do not already own a GUS PnP the copyright status of the ROM has to be resolved

This is all correct.

elianda wrote:

- In principle a 4 MB ROM is possible but the software has made to generate such a ROM image and to make it work with a new compiled/patched MEGAEM etc.

MegaEM should work with any romsize and not require hacking/recompilation (SBOS information [which MegaEM checks for] is at the very start of the ROM). Issue is the current GUS PnP driver (iwinit) always assumes a 1MB ROM image, therefore always treats any ROM as an 1MB one.

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- It is an open question if a RAM soundfont (without ROM) could work the same way with updated software?
- This software may even work with a regular GUS PnP then?

Both correct. While the first might be a good "last resort" for people having absolutely no access to a ROM programmer it would also "cost" 1MB of RAM ... and of course require extensive understanding of the SDK. About the second point ... the ARGUS currently is nothing other than a GUS PnP with support for up to 16MB RAM (contrary to 8.5MB max on the GUS PnP).

Some lose ends: list.exe compiled by wbc appears to work to some degree, but requires iwinit to be run/iw.ini to be present. I've got as far as getting pretty much any error message available (no default vendor/can't find vendor patch dir/can't find patches) ... maybe one of you wants to fiddle around with that.

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Reply 874 of 3172, by shock__

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I _finally_ managed to get ROMMAKER.EXE compiled.

Would any of you coders mind looking over the output of the makefile? Compiler is Borland C/C++ 3.1

MAKE Version 3.6  Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International

Available memory 15350272 bytes

	copy MAKE0000.$$$ tmp.cfg

 MAKE0000.$$$
   1 File(s) copied.
	bcc +tmp.cfg  rommaker.c wpatch.c patch.c list.c rpatch.c romsbos.c

Borland C++  Version 3.1 Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International
rommaker.c:
wpatch.c:
Warning wpatch.c 753: Parameter 'mode' is never used in function srec_fopen
patch.c:
list.c:
rpatch.c:
romsbos.c:


	Available memory 3837104

	cd C:\kernel

	maker -f makeos.ksh -DMODEL=l -DTARGETDIR=C:\tools\rommaker\kernel -DCONFIGINCDIR=C:\tools\rommaker

MAKE Version 3.6  Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International

Available memory 505872 bytes

	copy MAKE0000.$$$ bcc.cfg

 MAKE0000.$$$
   1 File(s) copied.
	tasm -q -t -ml -DTASM -j.386p  -DNEARCODE=0 -DNEARDATA=0 -D__l__ -DPROC386 c:iwinit2.asm , C:\tools\rommaker\kernel\

	tasm -q -t -ml -DTASM -j.386p  -DNEARCODE=0 -DNEARDATA=0 -D__l__ -DPROC386 c:iwisr1.asm , C:\tools\rommaker\kernel\

	bcc -c +bcc.cfg  c:iwisr.c c:iwsem.c c:iwinit.c c:iwload.c c:iwsynth.c c:iwpnp.c c:iwdetct.c c:globals.c c:iwmem.c c:iwdram.c

Borland C++  Version 3.1 Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International
c:iwisr.c:
c:iwsem.c:
c:iwinit.c:
Warning c:iwinit.c 523: Parameter 'cfg' is never used in function iw_auto_init
c:iwload.c:
c:iwsynth.c:
Warning c:iwsynth.c 228: Parameter 'cfg' is never used in function iw_init_synth
c:iwpnp.c:
Warning c:iwpnp.c 236: Undefined structure 'dig_voice_status'
c:iwdetct.c:
c:globals.c:
c:iwmem.c:
c:iwdram.c:


	Available memory 3965396

	bcc -c +bcc.cfg  c:iwutils.c c:iwvoice.c c:iwdma.c c:iwaddr.c c:iwatten.c c:iwllist.c c:iwnote.c c:iwnote1.c c:iwnote2.c

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Borland C++  Version 3.1 Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International
c:iwutils.c:
c:iwvoice.c:
c:iwdma.c:
c:iwaddr.c:
c:iwatten.c:
c:iwllist.c:
c:iwnote.c:
c:iwnote1.c:
c:iwnote2.c:


	Available memory 3875776

	bcc -c +bcc.cfg  c:iwlfo.c c:iwscale.c c:timer.c c:iwerror.c c:iwmidi.c c:iwuart.c c:iwsound.c c:iwdig.c c:play.c c:record.c

Borland C++  Version 3.1 Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International
c:iwlfo.c:
c:iwscale.c:
c:timer.c:
c:iwerror.c:
Warning c:iwerror.c 53: Parameter 'code' is never used in function iw_error_str
c:iwmidi.c:
Warning c:iwmidi.c 129: Call to function 'iw_midi_effect_level' with no prototype in function iw_midi_parameter
Warning c:iwmidi.c 132: Call to function 'iw_midi_effect_level' with no prototype in function iw_midi_parameter
Warning c:iwmidi.c 169: Call to function 'iw_midi_effect_level' with no prototype in function iw_midi_parameter
Warning c:iwmidi.c 170: Call to function 'iw_midi_effect_level' with no prototype in function iw_midi_parameter
c:iwuart.c:
c:iwsound.c:
c:iwdig.c:
c:play.c:
c:record.c:
Warning c:record.c 534: Parameter 'voice' is never used in function iw_codec_record_position
Warning c:record.c 687: 'vs' is assigned a value that is never used in function record_codec_handler


	Available memory 3946320

	bcc -c +bcc.cfg  c:codec.c c:play16.c c:irq16.c c:vars16.c c:util16.c c:mixer.c c:mixctl.c c:mixbld.c c:profile.c c:profile1.c

Borland C++  Version 3.1 Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International
c:codec.c:
c:play16.c:
Warning c:play16.c 345: 'status' is assigned a value that is never used in function iw_codec_stop_digital
Warning c:play16.c 567: Parameter 'voice' is never used in function iw_codec_digital_position
c:irq16.c:
c:vars16.c:
c:util16.c:
c:mixer.c:
c:mixctl.c:
c:mixbld.c:
c:profile.c:
c:profile1.c:


	Available memory 3903792

	bcc -c +bcc.cfg  c:iwmls.c c:patch.c c:effects.c

Borland C++  Version 3.1 Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International
c:iwmls.c:
c:patch.c:
c:effects.c:


	Available memory 4007448

	bcc -c +bcc.cfg -IC:\windows\viwd os\dos\borland\os.c

Borland C++  Version 3.1 Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International
os\dos\borland\os.c:
Turbo Assembler  Version 3.1  Copyright (c) 1988, 1992 Borland International

Assembling file:   C:\TOOLS\ROMMAKER\KERNEL\os.ASM
Error messages:    None
Warning messages:  None
Passes:            1
Remaining memory:  303k



	Available memory 3975408

	cd C:\tools\rommaker\kernel

	makersp "+%s &\n" MAKE0001.$$$ > lib.rsp

	if exist C:\tools\rommaker\kernel\iw_osl.lib del C:\tools\rommaker\kernel\iw_osl.lib

	tlib C:\tools\rommaker\kernel\iw_osl.lib /C @lib.rsp,nul

TLIB 3.02 Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International
+iwinit2.obj &
+iwisr1.obj &
+iwisr.obj &
+iwsem.obj &
+iwinit.obj &
+iwload.obj &
+iwsynth.obj &
+iwpnp.obj &
+iwdetct.obj &
+globals.obj &
+iwmem.obj &
+iwdram.obj &
+iwutils.obj &
+iwvoice.obj &
+iwdma.obj &
+iwaddr.obj &
+iwatten.obj &
+iwllist.obj &
+iwnote.obj &
+iwnote1.obj &
+iwnote2.obj &
+iwlfo.obj &
+iwscale.obj &
+timer.obj &
+iwerror.obj &
+iwmidi.obj &
+iwuart.obj &
+iwsound.obj &
+iwdig.obj &
+play.obj &
+record.obj &
+codec.obj &
+play16.obj &
+irq16.obj &
+vars16.obj &
+util16.obj &
+mixer.obj &
+mixctl.obj &
+mixbld.obj &
+profile.obj &
+profile1.obj &
+iwmls.obj &
+patch.obj &
+effects.obj &
+os.obj &
	if exist C:\tools\rommaker\kernel\*.bak del C:\tools\rommaker\kernel\*.bak

	del *.rsp

	cd C:\kernel

	C:\tools\mlscomp\mlscomp english\kernel.txt

There were 56 messages in english\KERNEL.TXT
	C:\tools\mlscomp\mlscomp english\patch.txt

There were 11 messages in english\PATCH.TXT
	cd C:\tools\rommaker

	makersp "%s " MAKE0001.$$$ > rsp.txt

	tlink -Lc:\borlandc\lib @rsp.txt , rommaker.exe,,kernel\iw_osl.lib+cl.lib

Turbo Link  Version 5.1 Copyright (c) 1992 Borland International
	del tmp.cfg

Resulting file is attached

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  • Filename
    ROMMAKER.zip
    File size
    59.83 KiB
    Downloads
    108 downloads
    File license
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Reply 875 of 3172, by shock__

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F-Yeah ... got _something_ working. But now the program is asking for a file called sboslyrs.ini
EDIT: Using ultramid.ini as a substitute at least gets interpreted to a degree (still sitting at THEROM.FFF & THEROM.DAT files rather than binaries).

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Reply 876 of 3172, by hard1k

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Cool! Did you use the automated compiling scripts from the \SCRIPTS\ folder? I tried to get the same environment, but judging from the env.bat file, I just gave up for some time.

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Reply 877 of 3172, by shock__

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hard1k wrote:

Cool! Did you use the automated compiling scripts from the \SCRIPTS\ folder? I tried to get the same environment, but judging from the env.bat file, I just gave up for some time.

Nopes.

Basic procedure to the get SDK working was the following.

Mount 960214.BIN as C:
Copy Borland C/C++ 3.1 in C:\BorlandC
copy sh.exe to C:
autoexec.bat {
 PATH c:\borlandc\bin;c:\borlandc\include\;c:\borlandc\include\sys\;c:
 SET INCLUDEPATH=c:\borlandc\include
 SET LIBPATH=c:\borlandc\lib
}
cd scripts -> env.bat (needs adjustments for IWPROJ [C:] and the Borland compiler [C:\borlandc\bin])
cd kernel -> makedirs.bat
cd tools\mlscomp -> make
cd tools\rommaker -> md kernel
cd tools\rommaker -> make

Once you got rommaker.exe copy the following files to the folder

IW.INI = 960214.SOURCE\SBOS\IWSBOS.INI with adapted paths
SBOSLYRS.INI = 960214.SOURCE\SBOS\IWSBLIB.CFG with blank/[] lines commented (would give out "can't parse"-errors in ROMMAKER)

Add the following to IW.INI (in rommaker dir)

[ROM configuration]
file_type=binary
destination_dir=C:\ROMMAKER\
rom_name_prefix=GUSC
series_number=
series_name=
date=
vendor_revision_major=
vendor_revision_minor=
rom_size=
copyright=
vendor_name=
rom_description=

run with "rommaker.exe iw.ini" it does appear to work (and does not need an interwave enviroment/iwinit to be loaded), but sboslyrs.ini probably needs some renumbering and the file splitting has some hickups (setting a size of 1024kb produces too large/ridiculously small files ... including negative values for the splits occasionally). Above information might be incomplete ... and require you to still manually copy a few files around from the sourcecode and/or borland libs.

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Reply 878 of 3172, by shock__

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Output from rommaker.exe using GSFULL4M.FFF seems to be working okay-ish (filesplits are correct).
Still not too certain about the numbers in sboslyrs.ini tho (instruments get overwritten a few times ... see last block, which is sines.fff which should be somewhere in the 245 range).
In case anyone wants to reverse the actual ROM found on cards and compare it to the output of the ROMMAKER give me a ring, I can give you a hexdump of the corresponding parts of the ROM.

Is gmfull1m.ff8 available somewhere? That's apparently the file that was used by AMD to generate the ROM.

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inst 0 layer 1 patch_file 0,
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Inst #1 uses layer 1
Original data size = 4040140
ROM0 data                    = 929500
ROM0 size                    = 1012960
ROM0 split location          = 929499

ROM1 data                    = 1042064
ROM1 size                    = 1042576
ROM1 split location          = 1971563

ROM2 data                    = 1044364
ROM2 size                    = 1044876
ROM2 split location          = 3015927

ROM3 data                    = 1024212
ROM3 size                    = 1024724
ROM3 split location          = 4040139

writing C:\ROMMAKER\GUSC0.ROM
copying from 0 to 929499 (929500 bytes)
writing C:\ROMMAKER\GUSC1.ROM
copying from 929500 to 1971563 (1042064 bytes)
writing C:\ROMMAKER\GUSC2.ROM
copying from 1971564 to 3015927 (1044364 bytes)
writing C:\ROMMAKER\GUSC3.ROM
copying from 3015928 to 4040139 (1024212 bytes)

Current Project: new GUS PnP compatible soundcard

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Reply 879 of 3172, by keropi

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^ supposedly gmfull1m.ff8 should be on the updated version of the CD that came with GUS PnP cards , haven't been able to locate it though yet

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