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IntORECore - MW3_587786 - 07-29-2016
I have designed a simple CPU with no pROM and 7 Bytes of memory. No, it's not insane, it's a cpu that can run over the intOREnet.
It has only one instruction. ALUOP (turn carry in , RSH, and !A on individually) And a load immediate at the end Also the respective reads and writes. This is perfect for the packet size of the intOREnet, at 29 bits long.
Every time you want it to do something, you send a packet through the internet. It may not be the most complex CPU, but I'm hoping if I put many together at once, I can make a public use supercomputer. (as many as can fit on 1 plot)
RE: IntORECore - LordDecapo - 07-29-2016
Hmm... I like where your going with this a lot.
It kinda makes me want to use something like this as a coprocessor for my current Minora project.
Do u have anymore details on this idea?
RE: IntORECore - slugdude - 07-29-2016
;------;
I want to talk to people about how they want to manage higher-layer protocols so make it flexible if you insist on making it straight away.
RE: IntORECore - LordDecapo - 07-29-2016
(07-29-2016, 03:43 PM)slugdude Wrote: ;------;Why should that bother you at all? If the network is designed properly, anything higher level that follows the base protocols should be fine.
I want to talk to people about how they want to manage higher-layer protocols so make it flexible if you insist on making it straight away.
RE: IntORECore - MW3_587786 - 08-01-2016
(07-29-2016, 08:44 PM)LordDecapo Wrote:(07-29-2016, 03:43 PM)slugdude Wrote: ;------;Why should that bother you at all? If the network is designed properly, anything higher level that follows the base protocols should be fine.
I want to talk to people about how they want to manage higher-layer protocols so make it flexible if you insist on making it straight away.
BTW, it's already done. Took about 30 seconds.