R16K1S60: Parts by LBPHacker

LBPHacker

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23rd Jun 2016

11th Jul 2016

There it is. I'll be updating this with huge walls of text about the different parts soon.

parts addendum

Comments

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  SUSaNOO 25th Jun 2023
  BlueLobsterTPT: Not the definition of a computer.
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  LogikMacherDE 22nd Apr 2023
  theres no subtracion... this kinda makes it not an computer
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  QuanTech 9th Aug 2016
  why don't you list the descriptions in a forum post instead of trying to fit it in this save?
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  LBPHacker 29th Jul 2016
  The 16-bit one is used for, well, adding up contents of registers and offsetting addresses, the 10-bit one is used to manipulate the stack pointer and the instruction pointer. Since there are only 1024 cells in the RAM, an adder that only ever operates with addresses need not have more than 10 bits. ... There's two of them because a lot of stuff happens in a single frame. The most common scenario is that the 16-bit one performs an 'add' while the 10-bit one increments the instruction pointer.
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  ivel236 14th Jul 2016
  Why is there a 10-bit adder and a 16-bit adder?
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  Schmolendevice 9th Jul 2016
  Replacing the outline with an element other than BMTL and removing all of the BMTL could probably help the "circuit shadow" to stand out more as well as make the labels a slight bit easier to read.
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  Qweryntino 25th Jun 2016
  Can't wait for walls of text :D