NoVIcE
1st Aug 2017
4th Sep 2024
This *was* the smallest in august 2017, 65*98px. Smaller cpus exist now. You can call it, half-subframe due the fact that it uses some tricks like particle order to make it small, its not operating on 60hz though (with def. fps cap). More in forum thread
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Well, thats an 8-bit computer for ya :). Actually its compatible with 29-bits, but the ALU and instruction ROM decoder are made specifically to read and allow (and process) 8-bit numbers. So with a i could make it a little bigger, but then the **whole** computer should be redesigned entirely. Thats because of the fact that spark is propagated mostly by CRAY, diagonally. It becomes a mess of soup of metals :)
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Seems like the fibbonachi sequence overflows at 255, the 8-bit integer limit. Not suprising, but I had expected it to go at least until 999.
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Until I saw this I forgot that ARAY existed
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yay :)
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9000 views!
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@DELARIUS because i made the program without this in mind.
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why does the multiplikation Programm calculates for ever? when 0*1?
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Yeah, wow what the.. It reached the first page when you type 'computer' wow :)
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looks pretty neat running at 160fps, just needs to be more like a few billion fps to run as fast as a real computer chip :D
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(for the FP, oh wait its 7 days old, thats why)..