1 Bit Memory?

  • massey101
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    There are a lot of non processors. Technically a processor takes a binary input and gives a binary output, it also has to do a number of standard functions. For example it has to be able to add, subtract, and do other bitwise operations. It can also pass on information to other parts of a computer, for example the ram.

    On the other hand there is the CPU which is a Central Processing Unit. If a piece of electronics is at the center of your electronics (not physically) and controls the rest, then it could be classed as a CPU.

    This is just in Powder Toy I am sure it differs in real life.
  • dnerd
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @snowfire777
    voted up, if you wanted to take the next step to awesomeness, i would wire it up so one buttton would make a 1 on the lcd another would make a 2, etc. and then even letters if you wanted, but i havent gotten that far yet so ya..
  • Hellome
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    1 Bit Memory V2 is out now



    Also

  • dnerd
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @Hellome
    the memory is good, but here are some tips:
    when the bit=0, and read is activated, the output is 1, this needs to be fixed, also i would combine the read and erase functions into one, so when you read, the information leaves. and is lock very necesary? i dont think so, but if at least the first one is fixed, you have my vote :)

    I LOVE the other one, what really got me is the spark multiplier and the 1 use wire, as i have been trying to find a non-neanderthalic way of doing this myself, and these are obvious and perfect :)
  • Hellome
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    By lock do you mean delete?

    OK, i have updated,the memory
  • dnerd
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @Hellome
    thats perfect, but is close really necesary? if you dont want to read it, just dont press read right?
  • Hellome
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    just like a manual way of doing it, without reading it, same way it work in real life, some memory is left over, and dosn't need reading.
  • itubee
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    repair
    this is private i can delite this from the comment if you say
  • dnerd
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @itubee
    im interested in your creation, but are you using the BETA version?
  • itubee
    16th Feb 2011 Member 0 Permalink
    @dnerd oops i was testing the link