07-29-2016, 02:02 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-29-2016, 02:05 AM by MW3_587786.)
I have designed a simple CPU with no pROM and 7 Bytes of memory. No, it's not insane, it's a cpu that can run over the intOREnet.
It has only one instruction. ALUOP (turn carry in , RSH, and !A on individually) And a load immediate at the end Also the respective reads and writes. This is perfect for the packet size of the intOREnet, at 29 bits long.
Every time you want it to do something, you send a packet through the internet. It may not be the most complex CPU, but I'm hoping if I put many together at once, I can make a public use supercomputer. (as many as can fit on 1 plot)
It has only one instruction. ALUOP (turn carry in , RSH, and !A on individually) And a load immediate at the end Also the respective reads and writes. This is perfect for the packet size of the intOREnet, at 29 bits long.
Every time you want it to do something, you send a packet through the internet. It may not be the most complex CPU, but I'm hoping if I put many together at once, I can make a public use supercomputer. (as many as can fit on 1 plot)