st2v2j
10th Jul 2017
5th Aug 2017
This is an upgrade of the previous version I made (called Simple Calculator), which now is able to calculate subtractions as well as additions.
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The worst thing i have ever seen
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sorry... I don't know what a LUT or ALU is, and honestly I couldn't be bothered to compactify the circuits. Thx for feedback!
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162 possible inputs, that is. Still not too many.
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As for camtech56's comment - it is still a calculator, whether it uses an arithmetic unit or a lookup table to find the result. The two methods simply have different benefits and weaknesses and are thus used in different applications. In this case, where only one hundred different inputs are possible, a LUT is perfectly fine, even though an ALU would be more expandable and elegant.
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Some of the wiring seems unecessarily complex/curved in places where not needed. You should consider straigtening it out as much as possible to ensure "readablity" and allow newer players to learn how your machine works..
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It's still not a calculator and just uses lookup tables. -1
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can't do 9 + 10 because there's no 0 -1 (JK dis is gud calculator)
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Count negative numbers! Wow. +1