08-08-2013, 01:36 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-08-2013, 07:25 AM by CMOSprinkles.)
To perform "!A", you would take the "B -!-> A" (B NIMPLIES A) result and "OR" it with the "NOR" result. I'm not quite sure how this computer performs "B -!-> A", but if it has the ability to invert either the A or the B input and the output, then it should be able to invert the B input and the output of the AND result to achieve "B -!-> A". Not sure how you program that though.
I personally find IMPLIES and NIMPLIES gates to be very useful for getting the !A, !B, A, or B result. But maybe those aren't very useful functions either, haha...
(08-07-2013, 08:47 AM)EvilDevil59NL Wrote: Thanks! Yea, i knew that, but i decided to only implement the functions i thought were useful (not that the implies gates are not useful, not at all, but i think their are less common (comment me on this one if you're think it's wrong)).
I personally find IMPLIES and NIMPLIES gates to be very useful for getting the !A, !B, A, or B result. But maybe those aren't very useful functions either, haha...