Hi there once again.
As I said in the last post of mine, I have successfully created a sorting program that runs on my CPU. I have been told that no CPU, ever, has done this before, so I'm pretty amazed I'm the first one.
I don't have any videos to show this off, although I will quite soon in the next week or two.
Although, I did just run the program and it sorted an array of eight values: [37, 6, 59, 91, 1, 33, 24, 6]
Then, I ran the program and I have listed these numbers: [91, 59, 37, 33, 24, 6, 6, 1]
As of now, the CPU is programmed with this algorithm and the results are in the data memory. Come see it at my plot!
/warp #QCPU to instantly get there on the build server.
I will be uploading the assembly/machine code of this program to the spreadsheet soon - Instruction Set
As I said in the last post of mine, I have successfully created a sorting program that runs on my CPU. I have been told that no CPU, ever, has done this before, so I'm pretty amazed I'm the first one.
I don't have any videos to show this off, although I will quite soon in the next week or two.
Although, I did just run the program and it sorted an array of eight values: [37, 6, 59, 91, 1, 33, 24, 6]
Then, I ran the program and I have listed these numbers: [91, 59, 37, 33, 24, 6, 6, 1]
As of now, the CPU is programmed with this algorithm and the results are in the data memory. Come see it at my plot!
/warp #QCPU to instantly get there on the build server.
I will be uploading the assembly/machine code of this program to the spreadsheet soon - Instruction Set
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