The Powder Toy

8-bit processor v1.0 by Synergy

Synergy
Synergy
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30th Jul 2013
8th Mar 2015
View the thread called 'New 8-bit processor' in the creation section of the forum for instructions on how to create your own programs. Credit to Crionis for ARAY address decoder original design.
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Comments

  • powderbot
    powderbot     2nd Aug 2013
    OMG i dont know that link fuction {t:ID|blahblah}
  • Synergy
    Synergy     2nd Aug 2013
    The annoying thing is that the way these ARAY RAM systems work makes it very difficult.
  • Synergy
    Synergy     2nd Aug 2013
    Ok if that's it, I will need to look into fixing that somehow.
  • Schmolendevice
    Schmolendevice     2nd Aug 2013
    K thanks, 1001 * 1001 yeah. The second and third bits of Operand2 are 0. When multiplying, the IF Equal function writes 0 to RAM slot as a result. When it's read, it becomes 11111111, I'll check.
  • Synergy
    Synergy     2nd Aug 2013
    I tried 9*9 though and got 79. Hmm I wonder what it is.
  • Synergy
    Synergy     2nd Aug 2013
    That's actually amazing. I linked your program in the save.
  • Synergy
    Synergy     2nd Aug 2013
    woo thought that was it. I will try that one.
  • Synergy
    Synergy     2nd Aug 2013
    Yeah, I gotta fix that. At the moment I am relying on people not reading empty RAM slots haha. I will check the program again and see what happens. But as I said, I looked at your upload, and the 14th/17th from the bottom still don't have destinations. I assume they are supposed to have 1011 (ALU -> C)?
  • Schmolendevice
    Schmolendevice     2nd Aug 2013
    Sorry, I posted the one that didn't have the A/B -> C on the concluding additions. It's fixed now.
  • Schmolendevice
    Schmolendevice     2nd Aug 2013
    The final one returned 225. I fixed the additions that had no destination I think. Also, if the RAM reads an empty RAM slot, it writes 11111111.