The Powder Toy

basic calculator 4 bit by liljohnybooboo

liljohnybooboo
liljohnybooboo
9 / 2
13th Jan 2019
18th Jun 2019
I will continue to work on it as best I can.
computer spark sprk

Comments

  • liljohnybooboo
    liljohnybooboo     15th Jun 2019
    *horribly
  • liljohnybooboo
    liljohnybooboo     15th Jun 2019
    quickie: updates wernt entierly sucssesful cople of weird errors in regertry clearing, involved some hoeeibly complex reajustments, works now, unless someone can find futher errors
  • liljohnybooboo
    liljohnybooboo     10th Jun 2019
    update notes for B.C 1.3: All preccecing times have been decreaced, the overclocking was sucssesful
  • liljohnybooboo
    liljohnybooboo     10th Jun 2019
    update notes: yes I havent worked on the B.C for a while but now I have converted all essential wires to inst, in preperation for an overclocking update
  • boiidkmyname
    boiidkmyname     20th Mar 2019
    nice..
  • liljohnybooboo
    liljohnybooboo     20th Mar 2019
    update notes for BC 1.2: there is now a nice new set of 7 seg displays for the two numbers. just as before the "+" sign can only be sparked once (or things break)
  • liljohnybooboo
    liljohnybooboo     24th Jan 2019
    and yes the BC is now in 1.1
  • liljohnybooboo
    liljohnybooboo     24th Jan 2019
    update notes: display now handles up to 15 (in hexidec), also major overhaul to the bin-hexdec converter
  • sf
    sf     17th Jan 2019
    too nice
  • blane1257
    blane1257     16th Jan 2019
    This is really nice! I think you can easily make the display work with higher numbers, if you use a smaller design for the binary to decimal conversion with 0-15, and a second 7 segment display (it shouldn't need an encoder, just one input hardwired to the "1" segments sould do)