GPU running GoL (SIMD16S) by mark2222

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1st Oct 2016

6th Oct 2016

This is a demo of SIMD16S, a 16-bit, 16-core, 60Hz SIMD (parallel processing) unit. It runs Conway's Game of Life comfortably at a reasonably fast pace. Hooray for subframe!

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  Schmolendevice 7th Oct 2016
  @mark2222 Mhmm. And synchronizing the clearing as well as ensuring that it stops after the last (topmost) two rows are drawn. Currently running a simple checker demonstration. Albeit slow.
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  mark2222 7th Oct 2016
  @Schomelendevice That's actually one of the first subframe things you showed me, back in Jan 2015 xD. Well the real tedium would be in serialising the input.
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  NukeItGood 7th Oct 2016
  how does this work?!
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  cmk20 7th Oct 2016
  @mark2222 its ok ill just wait for the details like evereyone else :)
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  herp 6th Oct 2016
  6666 views Oh. My. God.
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  Schmolendevice 6th Oct 2016
  @mark2222 Well the fair fellow may have remembered my 100 by 120 pixel 60 Hz monochrome display. 2 rows per frame and 100 rows, so indeed slower but of much higher resolution. id:1927059 has technically been ready for interfacing provided that one copy in the correct SET FILT ctypes.
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  mark2222 6th Oct 2016
  @cmk20 I used an assembler (https://github.com/krawthekrow/simd16s-assembler). I haven't written a detailed manual yet since that would wait until the full thing is out, but I'd be happy to chat if you'd like to program it now (and can't figure the syntax out just from the available info). @00yoshi Yes, I know. But you'd sacrifice colour, touch, and 60Hz output. A 16-frame-cycle monochrome 1px display peripheral is on my to-do list, actually (no promises though).
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  cmk20 6th Oct 2016
  How can i program it? Or is that even posible currently? Oh and +1 BTW
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  hoolian 5th Oct 2016
  OP ! gj mr birdmin
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  eli573 5th Oct 2016
  Install BASIC or something horrendisly old on it!