The Powder Toy

Synergy Computer (29-bit) by Synergy

Synergy
Synergy
1303 / 29
31st Mar 2015
5th April
FIXED (credit to Draco712 for fix). 29-bit computer. Play the number game for an easter egg! Credit to SandwichLizard for display concept (ID: 1620783) and arK for dmux design.
smart processor program game typewriter electronics adder calculator filt computer

Comments

  • Urumasi
    Urumasi     3rd Apr 2015
    The script is explained as a comment, it basically takes a file of 30 1s and 0s after eachother and sets the ctype of the ROM FILT to that number.
  • Synergy
    Synergy     3rd Apr 2015
    Gotta find a way to get more space for defining instructions. Hmm. Maybe I can use the 30th bit. I don't think that could conflict with anything else, so long as I only use it for the control unit.What does the lua do?
  • Synergy
    Synergy     3rd Apr 2015
    Urumasi, that's something I was thinking about. I also want an instruction to write directly to RAM from user input without having to use a register as the RAM address. I just didn't have space, so I though that would be the more useful instruction, but it can be damn inconvenient when all you want to do is do a simple input.
  • Urumasi
    Urumasi     3rd Apr 2015
    Also since you have one instruction as reset which is gonna be removed, I'd like a way to write a constant to a registery so I don't have to write CONST -> RAM and then RAM -> REG
  • Urumasi
    Urumasi     3rd Apr 2015
    Cooked up a little lua script http://pastebin.com/4XVTqJ2j
  • jerry306
    jerry306     3rd Apr 2015
    Wow, I like it. Thankyou for that.
  • oldmud0
    oldmud0     3rd Apr 2015
    Is the program counter in big endian?
  • oldmud0
    oldmud0     3rd Apr 2015
    Nice, although no input/incorrect choice on a dialog will crash the computer with no reset available.
  • Synergy
    Synergy     3rd Apr 2015
    I did use this however. It might make it easier for you.save ID: 1763272
  • Synergy
    Synergy     3rd Apr 2015
    Urumasi, I did it by hand. Which was a huge pain in the ass. Every single pixel of FILT was done by hand. I am not familiar with LUA, but I am sure there is a way to create a compiler of sorts. Maybe I will do that one day.