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16th Sep 2019

https://powdertoy.co.uk/Discussions/Thread/View.html?Thread=23631&PageNum=0#Message=309675 This machine is now supported by LBPHacker's Powder Toy assembler with more info in the docs. (processor IDs, from top to bottom, are 1337, 1339, and 1338)

computer machine electronic tiny calculator tptasm

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Sam_Hayzen 17th Sep 2019

There is no adder on this dinky little thing. And, I'm starting to have a sneaking suspicion that you urge me to make visual breakdowns of my smallest machines so you can steal my trade secrets :eyes:
NoVIcE 17th Sep 2019

@Sam_Hayzen Yeah. btw i still can't get my head around what trickery this uses to be a computer lol. I Assume you made an N-bit adder to save space? Allso im curious to see a save highlighting all the stuff, can you do one?
Sam_Hayzen 16th Sep 2019

Done, the A7-28D28 is supported by tptasm! Now just to add support for the A16D16, A8D4, A4D4, A4D8, A8D16, P48D8, and A10D28. :D
Sam_Hayzen 16th Sep 2019

We're having assembler issues, please stand by.
Sam_Hayzen 16th Sep 2019

I'm up, I'm up! I'll get right on that. ~~a n d w h o s a i d I ' m a ' h i s '~~
LBPHacker 16th Sep 2019

Btw the assembler backend is ready, I'm just waiting for @Sam_Hayzen to wake up and update his CPUs so the assembler can find them. Assembler is available at https://github.com/LBPHacker/tptasm - see TL;DR if you feel lost.
Sam_Hayzen 15th Sep 2019

Well, it looks like this thing's falling off FP. At least it got more votes that the A4D8 :D
Sam_Hayzen 15th Sep 2019

It's some software. Check on the forums
MBCommandNerd 15th Sep 2019

How do you get to LBPHacker's assembler? If it's a save, I don't see it under his username.
Sam_Hayzen 15th Sep 2019

@Qwertyino Yes, given it has enough memory, and the hardware to let it interact with electronics

The Powder Toy

A7-28D28 Microcomputer by Sam_Hayzen

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