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2 wide vertical registers - Magic :^) - 07-15-2016 I made a thing that was in my head the last day or so. 2 tick read, 2 tick write. It went better than i expected. ![]() ![]() That's 8 bytes there ./warp memory my 4 tick vertical dual read is there too RE: 2 wide 2 tick R/W vertical registers - Koyarno - 07-15-2016 i love that design too magic, i just take the 1 more length to the register to make the outputs on the same height ![]() There is no better readout than those NOR slab towers. hmm is it possible to rotate those comparators so we get normalised output instead of inverted out? RE: 2 wide vertical registers - Magic :^) - 07-15-2016 rotate which comparators? the output is the same as newo's regs. You just write with inverted input and it's grand. I added a block to the lower torches to make the output nicer :^) ![]() RE: 2 wide vertical registers - Nickster258 - 07-15-2016 I recognize that design. If I remember correctly, it was on the RDF. RE: 2 wide vertical registers - Koyarno - 07-19-2016 I added a serial load/store functionality based on those registers (deals with the inverted write too). I tried to use 2 tick sequential reads and writes but the decoder was quite derpy on 2 ticks and 3 ticks is just.... no. Used mostly for context switching and cache memory but this register design is just neat to work with overall. RE: 2 wide vertical registers - Chibill - 07-19-2016 Very cool. Could work with my vertical shifter idea RE: 2 wide vertical registers - Magic :^) - 07-26-2016 I have a version of this kind of memory for displays hanging around. It has a serial in the top that propogates down through each cell for however many bits you want, and you can output serial destructively through the bottom. I designed it for loading and storing images made on paint program-like stuff. (obviously you can still write to bits individually aswell) |