Some sort of public / learning CPU

[EDevil]

Simple; Why wont we just build a good cpu with some decent speed, a good IS (perhaps SRCIS), and a possibility of hooking up I/O to it. Then, instead of peeps always building CPU's, we can build our own I/O to the CPU, write our own programs, etc. This has a couple of advantages;

• Everyone using the same Instruction Set. Makes sure that in the future, it wont matter what kind of CPU i'll build, you'll be able to write programs for it easily.
  
• Creativity. You can make any sort of I/O! Printers, Scanners, Storage, i would loved to see that coming!
  

If you think this is a good idea, please let me know down below!

[AFtExploision]

This just as wryt and I started the AftXander CPU....

[Xray_Doc]

You want to make the CPU as expansive, slow, and easy to use as possible. Also, make it really stand out where the ALU is.

[EDevil]

^ That yeah. Nicely color coded, clear instructions. Something that the die-hard players will hate and less-experienced redstoners will love.

[Iceglade]

Something that the die-hard players will hate

*cough* jxu

[darkcrafterwiebe]

Let me make a computer and it will be slow

[Chibill]

I say build a instruction encoder to make it from genrap instruction to it own.

[Xray_Doc]

We should work together to make the slowest possible computer. By we I mean you guys.

[AFtExploision]

We should work together to make the slowest possible computer. By we I mean you guys.

I can worsen all the designs to be slow.

[greatgamer34]

Von Neuman also

[Malcolmforde]

I have made a very, very slow 1 wide XOR we can use. I could make it two wide so it is a little more usable.

[Halflife390]

Wrubbel was talking to me about how we can use virtual machines for different CPU's to run the same IS. Hes doing it with mine and his all though I dont know if it will work on all CPU's.