(c) Zahktin Lam 2023
The original files for Ralf Brown's Interrupt List can be found here:

    http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~ralf/files.html
    

INTERRUP.1ST
INTERRUP.PRI
OPCODES.LST
86BUGS.LST
CMOS.LST
FARCALL.LST
MEMORY.LST
I2C.LST
MSR.LST
OVERVIEW.LST
BIBLIO.LST
CATEGORY.KEY
PORTS - (All) PORTS.A PORTS.B PORTS.C
INTERRUP
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R
All in one file (very big; ~8.3 MBytes)
By Category By Number

Different files have slightly different format, so I have to write different versions of what's roughly the same code for different .LST files. Below are

• lst_convert_opcode.py
  • OPCODE
• lst_convert_generic.py - conversion for single files in the most common format.
  • CMOS
  • FARCALL
  • MEMORY
  • I2C
  • MSR
  • OVERVIEW
  • BIBLIO
  • Part files (i.e. "PORTS." and "INTERRUP." files)
• lst_convert_ports.py
  • PORTS (requires all three "PORTS." files to work)
• convert_raw.py - this one directly converts the file into HTML with zero parsing; used on things similar to README files.
  • INTERRUP.PRI
• combine.py (used to combine ".A" ".B" ".C"... files into one.)
  • PORTS.
  • INTERRUP.
• lst_convert_interrupt_category.py (used to generate indexes of the interrupt list sorted by category)
  • INTERRUP.A ~ INTERRUP.R
• lst_convert_interrupt_num.py (used to generate indexes of the interrupt list sorted by interrupt number)
  • INTERRUP.A ~ INTERRUP.R
• lst_convert_86bugs.py (used for 86BUGS.LST only)

The process goes as follows:

1. Run lst_convert_opcode.py
2. Run lst_convert_ports.py
3. Run lst_convert_interrupt_category.py
4. Run lst_convert_interrupt_num.py
5. Apply combine.py with cmd arg PORTS and INTERRUP
6. Apply lst_convert_generic.py on:
   • INTERRUP.1ST
   • INTERRUP.A ~ INTERRUP.R
   • INTERRUP.OUT
   • PORTS.A ~ PORTS.C
   • PORTS.OUT
   • CMOS.LST
   • FARCALL.LST
   • MEMORY.LST
   • I2C.LST
   • MSR.LST
   • OVERVIEW.LST
   • BIBLIO.LST
7. Apply convert_raw.py on:
   • INTERRUP.PRI
   • CATEGORY.KEY
8. Run lst_convert_86bugs.py