My new CPU architecture ran its first program last night at approximately 4:10 AM. I really need some sleep. Code: @START MOVH IMM R01 %-32768 MOVH IMM R02 %-1 ADDH R02 R01 IF OVF MOVW IMM IAR #+STORE WAIT @STORE MOVH R01 (ZER) #+HALF WAIT @HALF RVAL %+0 And a hex dump of the executable image: Code: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 0000000 B0 08 13 00 80 B0 08 14 FF FF 08 00 43 00 00 00 0000001 B5 2C 1F 1A 00 00 00 E0 00 00 B0 0D 30 24 00 00 0000002 00 E0 00 00 00 00 The simulator is not done -- so far only MOV and ADD instructions are implemented, as well as WAIT, which halts the simulator, and PFLG (not pictured here), which prints the status of the NEG, ZER, OVF and CBO arithmetic condition flags. Note the if statement - this is because the CPU uses full conditional execution. The processor is called "3203 High-Speed Integer Processor." Future components include a floating-point unit, memory management unit, vector processing unit, text terminal and raster display.
Grandmarshal jbeam i bet, but it looks really good https://www.modsgaming.us/load/beamng/vehicles/chrysler_300c/71-1-0-2634
In other news: http://www.iosrjournals.org/iosr-jrme/papers/Vol-7 Issue-5/Version-5/N07050594120.pdf All hail the Almighty BBB!
That looks cool but dangerous. --- Post updated --- I wonder if any of them has been pulled over for speeding/racing.
Well its definitely not as cool as it was when it came out, but I wouldn't say it was dead quite yet...
Code: @START @OVERFLOW FLAG TESTING... 2 PLUS 2 IS 4 MINUS 1 THAT'S 3 QUICK MATHS @TEST1 MOVB IMM R01 !-128 MOVB IMM R02 !1 SUBB R01 R02 IF OVF MOVW IMM IAR #+TEST2 MOVW IMM IAR #+FAIL @TEST2 MOVH IMM R01 %-32768 MOVH IMM R02 %1 SUBH R01 R02 IF OVF MOVW IMM IAR #+TEST3 MOVW IMM IAR #+FAIL @TEST3 MOVW IMM R01 #-2147483648 MOVW IMM R02 #1 SUBW R01 R02 IF OVF MOVW IMM IAR #+PASS MOVW IMM IAR #+FAIL @PASS WAIT @FAIL PFLG WAIT The HAL 3203 Integer Processing System now supports subtraction. It is also now Turing-complete, as it supports a "less than or equal" conditional branch, thus simulating a subleq instruction (Turing-complete != useful!). The above code is a test of the signed-overflow flag, which should be set in each case. The executable image is 92 bytes long. Anyhow, the most exciting part of the system is likely to be the I/O Channel Controller - the 3200-series is actually supposed to resemble a high-end minicomputer (sort of a proto-RISC, like the DEC Alpha) from the late 80's. The planned FPGA system-on-a-chip variant is likely to be clocked at < 100 MHz.
If Jimmy Carter is somehow still alive, I'm sure VR can manage for a few more years. I played Super Hot on the PlayStation VR the other day and it's absolutely brilliant; I felt like I was in the matrix doing cool judo moves, when in reality I'm just a dickhead with a VR headset flailing around senselessly
Watch dogs is on sale for about $20 on pc. http://store.ubi.com/us/watch_dogs-...__blackfriday_Thanksgiving_CRM_112117_ID51837
Same here. It's a shame that info on games going free for a limited time isn't spread better. If anyone's looking for free game offers, I recommend checking the humble bundle store every now and then. Thhere's pretty much a free game there every 2-4 weeks
I got the collector's edition of watch dogs on the Xbone cause it's a damn good game (and that it was only 40€)
Here's the Nvidia Ansel screenshot I talked about a few days ago, well actually it's not the 30GB one.... Feel free to download that zip and open the .EXR picture I guess
Upgraded my PS2 cable from a standard composite to RGB scart, holy crap I never knew it could look so good.. Super close up of before: And after:
Maths test in school and this was one of the questions I almost had a laughing fit its so bad. And on the same test... and this question...
