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Introducing /autoprogram - mort96 - 12-17-2014
Hi! I've added a command to OREUtils called /autoprogram. The purpose of the command is to let you programmatically create instructions for how to program a CPU's program memory.
Update: I just made some changes to the command and associated file format. The video which was linked here is thus wrong, and was removed. I will create a new video explaining the updated format soon.
RE: Introducing /autoprogram - LordDecapo - 12-17-2014
I love this... loves this so much.
RE: Introducing /autoprogram - AFtExploision - 12-19-2014
Truly a perfect solution
RE: Introducing /autoprogram - Xray_Doc - 12-19-2014
Thanks mister
RE: Introducing /autoprogram - tokumei - 12-19-2014
Why does no one delete the flippin' spam? Especially when it's two pages long.
RE: Introducing /autoprogram - Magic :^) - 12-29-2014
maybe i missed it in the video, but how do you/autoprogram know what orientation the data will be in when pasted? e.g. will it go north south east or west?
RE: Introducing /autoprogram - Apuly - 12-29-2014
I'm guessing it's based on your orientation.
RE: Introducing /autoprogram - Magic :^) - 12-29-2014
cool beans, I'm definitely parsing my programs into this .prog format in the near future ^^
RE: Introducing /autoprogram - Promethean - 12-30-2014
Does it handle three-dimensional arrays if the .prog has both ; and | characters? Because if so, it looks to me like an alternative to //schem load in many cases (with the advantages of knowing which air blocks erase existing blocks and which ones don't, and being already defined for block IDs above 255). Also, can it set the 4-bit block-data field? (I'm experimenting with fence gates as a storage medium.)
RE: Introducing /autoprogram - Apuly - 12-30-2014
Looking at the video, it can handle 3 dimension, it just wasn't demonstrated in the video, so you can use it as an alternative to //schem load. I just don't think it's a good alternative, because the importing and exporting of files would be a pain in dah bum.
Frankly, I am not sure if it supports block-data. Personally I think that the additional data is added based on your orientation.