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fastest subframe programmable 16bit processor 7segment electronics electronic computer magic

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zanedema 20th Jul 2016

how the....
QuanTech 20th Jul 2016

sorcery.
Cool4Cool 19th Jul 2016

I created a ROM that prints the Fibonacci sequence (id: 2017211), it requires the Rterm terminal
QuanTech 19th Jul 2016

next up: 1000000000 Hz computers in TPT!!!
LBPHacker 14th Jul 2016

The trick is to not look for whole CPUs but smaller components instead. You might already have found out that CPUs usually have adders, shifters, registers, etc. in them, so it might be a good idea to look for those and how those work. As for the RAM ... the thing is, they'll always be "something that can read and write addressed cells" and nothing more. That's something you have to figure out yourself.
MEOWS 14th Jul 2016

How did you make this? I cant find anything on the google of infinite wisdom on how a cpu or RAM works. Do you know any tutorials online that can show me how a cpu or RAM work?
08ohib 14th Jul 2016

This still runs very well on android!! :)
gunpowderTR 13th Jul 2016

Fun fact: in future updates this computer may not work (the version i compiled for raspi was the lateset build(as far as i know))
LBPHacker 11th Jul 2016

Fun fact: I so need a Raspberry Pi.
gunpowderTR 11th Jul 2016

fun fact: this computer doesent work on the raspberry pi version of tpt

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