Basic Computer (RC-II) by RCAProduction

RCAProduction

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2nd Jan 2015

5th Jan 2015

For information on what it is, what it does, how it does it, and how to use it: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=4vRd63xG

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  A_Real_Genius 3rd Jan 2015
  Some more advice: NEVER cover up anything with signs... using BTRY can be avoided in most cases, but may just be your style... I don't understand why there are two huge, repetitive keyboard grids... show your users how a single RAM bit works so they can actually program the RAM... most importantly: you don't have to listen to me; it's your computer, but listen to your customers; it's their computer. :)
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  A_Real_Genius 3rd Jan 2015
  It looks like this is 4-bit, that means you will never be able to expand your RAM. If you are building this in an organized way, it should be no problem to expand (if you have room :D )
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  A_Real_Genius 3rd Jan 2015
  Also, there is no documentation. Having that proves that you know absolutely everything about your machine, regardless of your knowledge of actual computers. I honestly don't know much about real CPUs, but as long as you know what you're doing, you'll be fine... I also don't know your language or syntax, so this is useless to others right now...
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  A_Real_Genius 3rd Jan 2015
  Ok, so i guess it works. I don't know what any of the parts do except for what you've labelled. And I've seen worse, but this is quite messy. I noticed that the same INST connected to start button is going randomly into the RAM? That may be a dead giveaway this is really sloppy work... One thing you might want to have is a stop/reset button! :D realistically, why would anyone want to pause a CPU?...