AMA (Tech only) by SUSaNOO

SUSaNOO

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11th May 2023

5th July

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tutorial help subframe filt ama computer 60hz electronics electric

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  Ingot 19th May 2023
  ummm i have VERY VERY IMPORTANT QUESTIONS 1:how to turn on a laptop 2:how to eat microchips 3:how to turn on a toster
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  SUSaNOO 18th May 2023
  Jerehmia: You know, that's a great idea!
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  Jerehmia 18th May 2023
  Just a tip: if you keep reuploading this, add some subframed visual spectacle to it so it doesn't catch a -1 by people who dislike text-only saves.
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  Mandarino1091 17th May 2023
  Thank you SUSaNOO
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  tptQuantification 13th May 2023
  SUSaNOO yes very helpful ty
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  SUSaNOO 13th May 2023
  I hope that helps most of you '_'
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  SUSaNOO 13th May 2023
  Your I/O could be handled by I/O registers that you can directly have input devices hooked up to. You then have an operation that requests the contents of the I/O port to be transpoted to the input register of for example the ALU. For output you can have a direct output operation from the bus for text outputting or an operation that outputs the arithmetic unit's output for an integer output.
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  SUSaNOO 13th May 2023
  tptQuantification: Okay, that's alot. I'll do my best. So for one your control unit should consist of flag registers that are checked every cycle, these can be asked if the flag is active and if so perform, say, a jmp operation. I recommend using the immediate bit range to define the address it should then jump to. These flags are checked by the logic unit in the ALU, you can have A=B & OUT=0 checks. the result is a single bit that is stored in the flag register.
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  SUSaNOO 13th May 2023
  Mandarino1091: FILT logic operations basically apply normal logic (AND,NOT...) to a whole range of bits. But only the corresponding bits check eachother. So If BRAY with ctype 5 (binary: 101)passes through a filt with AND tmp & ctype 1(binary: 001), the bits in the first place will check eachother. In this case they're both one so 1 AND 1 is 1. In the third place however, the bray has a on but the FILT doesn't. So therefore 1 AND 0 is 0. This applies for all bits in the spectrum.
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  SUSaNOO 13th May 2023
  misterbleans: If you're talking about "ships" then: during one frame the 1st part gets pushed in one direction then pulls the second part that pushed it with it. If you're talking about "chips": that's something I can't explain within the confines of this save, as it's not specific enough.