Instant FILT incrementer by mniip
Introducing the instant incrementer. This FILT-powered device takes a FILT line and increments the wavelength stored there by 1, and outputs it on another FILT line exactly 1 frame later!
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Comments
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Schmolendevice 9th Jan 2015
Well, this surely gives me the sense of how fast a 30 Hz computer would look when running. Solid spark and sub frame timing will push TPT computing to new levels. One note is that personally in compact processor designs I'd like to keep to 16 bit or 32 bit architectures and making memory locations represent 3 individual bytes instead of 29 bits, plus integer size decreases instructon length somewhat.. -
Plopdpuss 9th Jan 2015
I've seen Darkn1883r's 30-bit/pixel FILT Ram, but this takes thatto a new extreme. As in multiplying it 559 thousand times (assuming I did the math right). Kudos to you, Mniip. -
FuriousWeasel 8th Jan 2015
Good job! *applause* I'll be waiting to see some spiffy new FILT calculators/computers in the future. -
G-LinuxorU 8th Jan 2015
Bravo, that's pretty revolutionary. Would you mind taking a second to explain how it works?