8 bit CPU with RAM no WIFI by A_Real_Genius
Ver3.81 My third computer, and Powder Toy dream, it has all led up to this. Now with 64 bytes of real transistor RAM, and a complete easy-to-learn language, universal byte output to devices, it can be programmed to do anything. Hope it's useful to you :D
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unknownkarma 20th Jun 2014
So each command can store 2 addresses next to it right? -
unknownkarma 20th Jun 2014Oh... ok then... lol?
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A_Real_Genius 20th Jun 2014
:) nonono... the giant GREY tower is the ram. The tiny blue one is the CPU, and the large blue strip beside grey one is the ram addressing column. There is no hard drive... yet. -
unknownkarma 20th Jun 2014Apparently I have the components confused or something... The small blue thing right below the sign RAM is the ram right? And the tall tower like thing that stores data that is to the left of the RAM sign: What is the tall blue thing, and what is the tall gray thing right next to it. I thought that the tall grey area was the SSD, and the tall blue area was just something so the computer could access the data.
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A_Real_Genius 19th Jun 2014Um, data is not stored vertically in the ram. But if you want to look at it that way, then 256 bits = 32 bytes. 1 byte (1 row of 8 bits) is used to represent an address. Let me know if you need any help programming.
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unknownkarma 19th Jun 20148 bits = 1 byte. It has 64 bits = 8 bytes.
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A_Real_Genius 19th Jun 2014@unknownkarma I removed remainder a while ago. You may need to refresh the page. Just look in the save- it says 1110 WAT doesn't it? And the RAM can indeed hold 32 bytes.
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unknownkarma 19th Jun 2014Btw, your ram is 32 BITS long, not BYTES.
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unknownkarma 19th Jun 2014Granted it does say Does not exist yet
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unknownkarma 19th Jun 20141110 is Remainder. Not wait for input. I checked online.