12-22-2013, 11:21 PM
I still dont get why people put in XNOR, XOR, NAND and all those in the IS. What, you will plot entire classes on a screen on mc? Not really? You will do parity-check? Heck no 
do only reason I can think of is to fill space in, or make it feel more standart/complete. When I do CPU's I try to put only these: ADD, SUB, AND, NOR, shift left and right. Sometimes I do shift left thru program, since it is just two lines of code (one if you have dual read). You could try and make the IS compacter or make use of space somehow, with more useful stuff (not like hardware mul/div but maybe more miscellenous stuff that enchance the user experience and convenience. Other than this, man, such a well designed and conplete IS. I like it, I wish I could design such ISs great work 
do only reason I can think of is to fill space in, or make it feel more standart/complete. When I do CPU's I try to put only these: ADD, SUB, AND, NOR, shift left and right. Sometimes I do shift left thru program, since it is just two lines of code (one if you have dual read). You could try and make the IS compacter or make use of space somehow, with more useful stuff (not like hardware mul/div but maybe more miscellenous stuff that enchance the user experience and convenience. Other than this, man, such a well designed and conplete IS. I like it, I wish I could design such ISs great work