Started 6/17/16. Breakthrough design completed 8/10/16. 8/15/16 Published adder designs. 10/2/16 Mk2 version with bit retention completed. 10/7/16 Mk3 complete. 3/2/17 Mk4 complete! 10/8/17 Final release, finally! Description in save.
60hz
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electronic
electronics
adder
math
processing
components
counter
Comments
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nah i faved this save a while back XD
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i can see cuz i have hackz lol
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why did this go private?????
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@Nean Oh no. That was just some descriptions of the _possibilities_ for how small processors could be made. This is just the current smallest binary adder only capable of binary addition of 8 or 16-bit integers. No FILT-RAM or instruction decoder here.
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So, is this a fully contained computer? It just has one instruction?
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"It's a ferret."
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wow! a computer that only has 1 instruction!!!
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One Instruction Set Computer. Wikipedia will explain it better. Can compute anything but only with one instruction. It may not even need anything the size of an adder.
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what's an OISC?
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I can only imagine how small an OISC would be, but the program counter will still take up some space.