08-19-2015, 06:53 PM
Forgive me for the semi-accurate clickbait title, but I've managed to make a 3 tick data loop. It uses a heavily modified version of decapo's (?) 3 tick adder. I will be adapting this ALU into my Epoch architecture which was originally planned to run on a 4 tick clock. These upgrades grant me a 25% performance increase. The ALU is capable of addition, subtraction, OR, AND, XOR, shift left, and shift right, all in 3 ticks. I've decided to finally make a post for it because of my seemingly concrete construction path moving forward with this project. If you want to see my progress, and the instruction set that I've designed for it, /warp epoch. If you have any questions, please post a comment. Software is looking ever more feasible in Minecraft...
Currently planned specs:
3.3Hz clock (3 ticks)
16 bytes direct mapped cache
256 bytes of RAM (expandable with bank switching)
512 bytes of PROM (expandable with bank switching)
P.S. If you're not too busy, I'm always looking for an extra hand on the build. Just msg me in game
Currently planned specs:
3.3Hz clock (3 ticks)
16 bytes direct mapped cache
256 bytes of RAM (expandable with bank switching)
512 bytes of PROM (expandable with bank switching)
P.S. If you're not too busy, I'm always looking for an extra hand on the build. Just msg me in game
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