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REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - Legofreak - 03-08-2015

So a few days ago I started on this. I don't really know where I'm going with it but so far it can run the Fibonacci sequence just fine up to 54 times.

right now its a 8 digit hex adder data loop with 15 registers(60 bytes)

It can display up to 1FFFFFFFF or the equivalent in decimal.
[Image: hexcpu%20wip_zpssyha40s1.png]

more to come...


RE: REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - Magic :^) - 03-08-2015

Big Grin

hex cpu hype


RE: REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - Legofreak - 03-08-2015

Minimalist clock... WIP

[Image: hex%20cpu%20temp%20clock_zpszy2kwis8.gif]


RE: REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - Apocryphan - 03-09-2015

Nice, i should be taking notes right about meow.


RE: REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - Legofreak - 03-09-2015

The quiz isn't til next week so you have plenty of time. Tongue

I've never made a CPU before, so I don't think I am the expert to be following... lol...


RE: REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - greatgamer34 - 03-10-2015

have a register data loop with the "alu" Have some boolean functions, have some jumping commands and last but not least, memory commands


RE: REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - LordDecapo - 03-11-2015

ALU ops on ORE are over rated, complex functions and data movement as well as a variety of branch options is the shIt

#BackingUpTheGG


RE: REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - greatgamer34 - 03-11-2015

#BackingUpTheGG? XD


RE: REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - LordDecapo - 03-16-2015

Ya, u said have more memory and branch style ops, I was agreeing.
people focus to much on ALU and boolean on the server, but memory and system ops are what can skyrocket the power of a CPU comparitivly.


RE: REKCPU Hexadecimal Processor - greatgamer34 - 03-16-2015

I agree :3 xDD