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8th Jul 2016

9th Jul 2016

This is a very slow, but interesting prime number finding program running on LBPHacker's R16K1S60 CPU.

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Comments

LBPHacker 13th Jul 2016

What do you mean by 'currently being processed'?
cmk20 13th Jul 2016

If I have any suggestion's it would e to add a numaric counter to port two and diplay the number currently being prosesed
Just4Fun 11th Jul 2016

Internet Explorer simulator 2016
Dzeni 11th Jul 2016

By the way, it was probably on older version because I'm no longer getting bugs I used to when I started it again.
Dzeni 11th Jul 2016

It seems to stop at 491. Been stuck at that number for more than hour while running at 85 fps.
SopaXorzTaker 11th Jul 2016

handicraftsman, it is covered by the R16K1S60 sign. The ROM is copied into the RAM on startup.
bghyt 11th Jul 2016

im now on 379 from running it all night lol and its notr even half way XD
handicraftsman 11th Jul 2016

Where is ROM?
Schmolendevice 11th Jul 2016

@FrenkeeS I'd recommend checking out the original post at id:2012356. Some comments down I wrote a bit explaining the parts according to components situated around an x and y coordinate. Visiting LBPHacker's original R16K1S60 save has a link to the parts for the CPU. Otherwise, it all begins with "Advanced Solid Spark Sub Frame Timing Technology" and "60Hz FILT electronics." As per how that works, I have yet to get into making video tutorials.
The8BitPotato 10th Jul 2016

I left it run for maybe 10 minutes and it only got to 19. xD

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