A subframe-accelerated and LITH-based calculator. Enter two numbers into slots 1 and 2, and then choose an operation. By setting "ctype" manually you can use larger numbers. Uses displays from id:2702458 and id:1663183
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Comments
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That's right, LITH can't physically go into negative. And yeah, I didn't make a special zero check for division
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it also cant divide into negative numbers
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Theres no Division by Zero protection, suggesting a trigger to display an error message
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It physically can't get stuck in an infinite loop, unless one of the inputs is zero.
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cant tell if its stuck in an infinite loop or just horrably slow
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thats mega cool
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Added some BRCK lines to indicate the paths of all value transfer lanes, moved some signs around.
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OrthogonalCaster: no way thats crazy!1!1
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@OrthogonalCaster It's just a way to safely display ctype values <= 192. As far as I know there is no easy way to extract the ctype of LITH into a FILT without doing the counting, sorry about the confusion.
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@Jerehmia Okay, but I can't seem to understand how you'd use that to convert a LITH charge to life