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5th Feb 2016

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fastest subframe programmable 16bit processor 7segment electronics electronic computer magic

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unknownkarma 6th Feb 2016

Windows built in Calculator, the three bars, Programmer, select current form, paste data, click form you want it in.
LBPHacker 6th Feb 2016

Also, don't worry about the commas. Where I live, that sentence is considered short.
LBPHacker 6th Feb 2016

At the moment I'm not using any. Any fast method, that is. I could just hook up an adder to some looping mechanism and subtract powers of 10 until I get a negative number, but that'd mean at worst 10+some frames for each digit. Displaying 5 digits (16-bit boundary) would take something around a second with the default framerate cap. (Wait, that's not even that bad, is it?)
atomic2385 6th Feb 2016

sorry if you have trouble reading that. theres too many commas
atomic2385 6th Feb 2016

hahaha c++ obviously. im currently doing an a level in visual basic, but thats ok really, though ive worked with java before, and i try to write something, and then put the wrong commands in. for converting binary to dec, what method are you using at the moment?(sorry i cant read the electronics)
LBPHacker 6th Feb 2016

Why? Would you rather write programs in C? (Now *that* would be fun to write a compiler for.)
atomic2385 6th Feb 2016

assembly code D;
LBPHacker 6th Feb 2016

Nah, not yet. Only those ugly binary input and output panels shown in the save. I'm currently building a terminal-keyboard combo, but that's going to take some time. I'd been planning to build decimal input and output panels, but base10 is a nightmare.
The8BitPotato 6th Feb 2016

Are there any peripherals avaiable?
tomitoki 6th Feb 2016

Gratulalok az fp-hez :D

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