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Halflife390's ORE Server Application - Halflife390 - 10-19-2013
Hello! I'm Halflife390/HalflifeSMGC and here is my application to the ORE Server:
Minecraft name: HalflifeSMGC
What do you like the most about redstone?:
I love the fact that redstone has allowed the construction and programming of computing platforms inside the emulator of the game Minecraft. The basic physics of redstone has opened the doors to all kinds of inspiring and complex machinery the would never of been thought possible. Being able to design and operate your own CPU just by using redstone is awsome and very fun!
What's a thing you have made which demonstrates redstone knowledge?:
I made many things like decoders, encoders, mux's and piston ROM banks but the best thing I have made so far is a fully functioning 16 bit CPU.
What does the thing do?:
-It has a 16 bit ALU that can perform Addition, Subtraction, AND, OR, XOR, NOT and has a random number gen too.
-The decimal output is displayed on 5 x 7 segment screen with inbuilt memory.
- You can program in up to 8 lines of exacutable code using 12 bit instructions
- Has 4 bytes of RAM
- 8 bytes of total memory, A, b, U1 and U2 register (Can all hold 16 bit numbers). There is also a 16 bit output register as well as the 7 seg screens.
(Sorry if too much detail)
Here are links to my creations:
A GPU I was working on - http://i.imgur.com/9aAZDXq.png
Some of my other creations (Calculator) - http://i.imgur.com/REj0Jnq.png?1
Picture of my CPU - http://imgur.com/STbB6Er
Another picture of my CPU - http://imgur.com/5yfty85
My own design of ALU used in my CPU - http://i.imgur.com/Zm4GKD0.png?1
Here is a video of my CPU (More will be out soon) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpKzNB4jjh0
Thankyou very much for considering my application!
p.s If i'm accepted can I build a 2 bit ALU that has memory/registers and can perform ADD and AND functions, will that pass?
RE: Halflife390's ORE Server Application - Xeomorpher - 10-22-2013
Looks good: Hop on the server for a trial, and yes, an ALU usually passes - you don't need to make it more than 1 bit, someone can stack you.