The Powder Toy

Computer (no wifi! :D) by mark2222

mark2222
mark2222
987 / 75
11th Jul 2011
1st Oct 2016
Using high level assembly language, this "super" computer can execute "complex" procedures like finding primes and playing games! Don't forget to switch it on. Oh, and DON'T blow it up.
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Comments

  • bobsterman123
    bobsterman123     13th Jul 2011
    gotta get this to 2nd page
  • bobsterman123
    bobsterman123     13th Jul 2011
    wow find a program it has built into it turn it on wait for the input light to turn un spark a number and repeat sorta
  • oOPatmanOo
    oOPatmanOo     13th Jul 2011
    how do i use this?
  • oOPatmanOo
    oOPatmanOo     13th Jul 2011
    How do i use this computer??
  • bobsterman123
    bobsterman123     13th Jul 2011
    true pinnacle in powdertoy the program writing in binary is so simpe yet perfect! I dont get how it computes binary
  • 22
    22     13th Jul 2011
    this could be basis for all computers and we could all make programs so there is like a maths program and a few games and then we could make them of our own in teams so some make bits and then they r
  • Joda123
    Joda123     13th Jul 2011
    congrats for top save! :D
  • mark2222
    mark2222     13th Jul 2011
    In terms of copying, I don't mind if one were to copy components in their quest to build a better computer, as long as at least one major component is changed. However, I don't want wholesale copying, minor changes (changes to minor components or small changes to big components) or aesthetics (I'm not too keen to have it painted as it... sort of hides all my hard work, or have wires moved around will only make debugging more difficult and waste space for upgrades).
  • code1949
    code1949     13th Jul 2011
    @mark2222 I think he wants permission to edit and republish it. @yoyoyowazup92 The only way to make it aesthetically pleasing would induce lag and require a lot of deco work.
  • mark2222
    mark2222     13th Jul 2011
    @seth Sorry, I didn't understand what you mean by where you can edit it. There is a blank palette at Other Programs, there isn't a compiler and all programming instructions are at the forum post (search tpthlalsc in website). Also, please use the Conversations function in the powder toy website for personal conversations, thanks.