st1nkst1efel
st1nkst1efel
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24th Mar 2016
24th Mar 2016
This machine uses its amazing 0.5Hz processing power to calculate the first 13 numbers of the fibonacci sequene (goes crazy after that). Uses my 512b RAM and 4Kb ROM, even tho it doesn't really need all that power. This just shows that those parts work.
filt fibonacci sequence calculator math computer

Comments

  • Potato-man
    Potato-man
    9th May 2016
    "amazing" 0.5hz processing speed! (i'm not complaining, that is awesome for tpt!)
  • lostkagamine
    lostkagamine
    31st Mar 2016
    512b of RAM is way too overkill for this thing, it should work fine with 256.
  • st1nkst1efel
    st1nkst1efel
    29th Mar 2016
    life is hard :P
  • hamada
    hamada
    29th Mar 2016
    Aw. I asummed you had some sort of 'JMP If; function. Why must you crnch my dreams? :)
  • st1nkst1efel
    st1nkst1efel
    29th Mar 2016
    Nah. With the current CPU it uses, that's impossible to do. You'd have to build something with some sort of comparing function, and I'm too lazy to do it right now
  • hamada
    hamada
    28th Mar 2016
    Cool. The reson it can only do the first 13 numbers is because it has a buffer over flow. If you tell me how the instruction set works I'm sure I could get it to use 64 bits per number, istead of the current 8.
  • Qweryntino
    Qweryntino
    27th Mar 2016
    cool +1
  • blackantimatter
    blackantimatter
    27th Mar 2016
    If you used your whole screen you surely can make a 1 MB ROM
  • YOLOSWAG100
    YOLOSWAG100
    25th Mar 2016
    cool +1
  • thePoebat
    thePoebat
    25th Mar 2016
    read 512MB at first and was like waaaatttt no way. lol. bytes not megabytes. silly me