AndrewPoint3
AndrewPoint3
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12th Feb 2019
18th Feb 2019
if anyone has any advice in computers or is experienced please comment, It will help alot.
logicgates crack

Comments

  • nosomebodies
    nosomebodies
    15th Feb 2019
    Alexred42: one doesn't just code in shellcode. I definitely do not recommend C, C++ is much better unless you're embedding stuff.
  • pyelias
    pyelias
    14th Feb 2019
    comment below is wrong, its a 1 bit adder with carry the conventional way. the one he was talking about is a 2 bit adder, which can be constructed from this, but isnt the most fundamental adder
  • expunged
    expunged
    14th Feb 2019
    That full adder is very weird, I think that it is adding three separate single-digit binary numbers to get a double-digit binary number. The most basic normal full adder takes two double-digit binary numbers to get a triple-digit binary number.
  • expunged
    expunged
    14th Feb 2019
    Why are you using ARAY? INST ignores intersections and can branch off.
  • expunged
    expunged
    14th Feb 2019
    It would be nice if you gave Mur credit.
  • Schmolendevice
    Schmolendevice
    14th Feb 2019
    I guess I also first learned how instruction sets worked before learning C back in 2011 when I first joined TPT. Still, it is usually the goal of the instruction set to be able to be compiled from C, a bit more so than it is for the C specification to be able to be compiled.
  • TakMashido
    TakMashido
    14th Feb 2019
    I think C can't teach you lot about processor architecture. Better study assembler of old microprocesor eg. 8051.
  • Alexred42
    Alexred42
    14th Feb 2019
    Dont learn C if you are planning to use binary because C mostly uses a Char set
  • ReCAPTCHASucks
    ReCAPTCHASucks
    14th Feb 2019
    logic gate*
  • Schmolendevice
    Schmolendevice
    14th Feb 2019
    I suggest learning C or any other programming language that doesn't oversimplify things, as the fundamental goal of "making a computer" is to design a _circuit_ that will "run/execute" that program.