16 and 32 Bit
By Dr. Imre Bartfai
;By Dr. Imre Bartfai
; What you need is to define the polynomial. E. g. for the CCITT one:
poly0 equ $21
poly1 equ $10
; Do not forget to initialize <crcval> = <crch:crcl> before the 1st call
; e. g. with 0xFF or with zeroes, as the particular CRC algorithm
; requires.
;This subroutine calculates a 16-bit CRC
;--------
; CrcUpd: update <crcval> using <W>
;
;
crch DS 1
crcl DS 1
saved DS 1
oldcch DS 1
i DS 1
CrcUpd mov saved, W ; j = W
mov W, #8 ; W = 8
mov i, W ; i = W
_loop mov W, crch
mov oldcch, W ; temporary save
clrb C ; clear carry for rlf
rl crcl ; crc << 1
rl crch
mov W, saved ; the char read
xor oldcch, W ; test with old high
sb oldcch.7 ; if bit set, apply mask
jmp _notset ; otherwise skip
mov W, #poly0
xor crcl, W
mov W, #poly1
xor crch, W
_notset clrb C ; for rl
rl saved ; next bit of saved
decsz i
jmp _loop
ret
;
; End CrcUpd
file: /Techref/scenix/lib/io/osi2/crc_sx.htm, 1KB, , updated: 2001/5/19 19:49, local time: 2024/12/25 20:43,
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