R16K1S60 by LBPHacker
*** Update #9: Add links to predecessor and successor *** See thread and manual link in the save. ***
fastest
subframe
programmable
16bit
processor
7segment
electronics
electronic
computer
magic
Comments
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LBPHacker 10th Feb 2016
@atomic: Nope, not yet. Although it would be nice. I might build one tomorrow. -
12Me21 10th Feb 2016
People have talked about adding multi-core support to TPT, and we generally agree that using multiple cores for particle physics would break everything. HOWEVER, things like gravity and pressure could be proccessed in one core, and particles in another. They are so glitchy and unpredictable now that any small change wouldn't be noticable -
atomic2385 10th Feb 2016
is there a decimal input perph? -
LBPHacker 10th Feb 2016Because multicore frame processing would require the frame to be parallelisable, which means that the evaluation of a particle would not depend on the visible side effects on the evaluation of other particles. That's basically what keeps subframe tech alive: particles depending on other particles' side effects in the same frame.
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MEOWS 10th Feb 2016
Why would multicore break it? -
LBPHacker 10th Feb 2016I assume you're talking about the RAM. See that DTEC below the line of INSL? Its .tmp2 is 15. It's the DTEC doing the "transportation", not the INSL. The INSL is there to stop the BRAY.
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unknownkarma 10th Feb 2016
For the read bray thing, how does it transport the information from the just coloured bray down the insulation to where it outputs? -
Plopdpuss 9th Feb 2016
As someone who doesn't have the best understanding of TPT computers, deco part labels would be very much appreciated. -
LBPHacker 9th Feb 2016It just occurred to me that if TPT ever goes multicore, this computer will break. So sad.
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LBPHacker 9th Feb 2016EN layout added, autodownload header added.