This is the smallest computer in TPT. Its made in a modular/scalable way. Name might change in future. ~5 lines of 0xMin1 -> 1 line of assembly. It has: 6 commands, 2 8bit pointers, 1 register.
computer
tiny
microprocessor
smallest
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subframe
60hz
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30bit
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why is the button it there? because I wanted to have an on/off button without adding to many extra particles.
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it's more of a "force shutdown" button. the "move" and "jump" commands use 2 frames, but if the CPU was paused on the last frame it would read the same filt twice, which breaks it most of the time.
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I do have a question about the computer why is there a off/on button of it breaks the computer?
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I had a idea for filt computers what if there was a way to compile lua to Hex data(of course with a custom lua library that does assembly stuff lua can't)
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ok(cts)
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the compiler: https://github.com/RaconJS/0xmin
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krm38501: not relevent to this save, but still cool (normally "mul" for multiply). I also have a compiler for 0xmin and tptasm, although it does not yet support the 0xMin1
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it has 5(not counting the return variable Temp) registers and infinite ram(scratchs bit limit)
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RaconTPT: I actually made a compiler inside of scratch (if you have heard of it) what it does is run my own code language it is at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/721387032/ they way to code it is by going inside of it and finding the define "Load code" block them remove everything but the delete all of code block then for every line add a add to list code block then type in the code line
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also it's possible to add more io ports with it