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16-Bit Computer

16-Bit Computer
16 Bit Computer Adder Subtractor Multiplier Divider Comparator Program Counter ALU CPU Turing Complete GPU Breadboard Computer
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Everything is working great in this build!  So I will be taking about a week break from this.
Well except single pixel drawing on GPU but more on that later.

I included a Hello World program and a screen clear test program running by default.
But I would love to see what programs people can come up with. So definitely fork this and make your own programs for it, and link them in the comments below!

Also I am working on adding more instructions for the cpu and the gpu, let me know what might be useful in the comments and definitely check my in progress updates below!

I am running into an issue with per pixel drawing giving a contention error which doesn't make sense as i have tested the chip. unless the rgb screen col and row pins are also outputs i don't get what is going on.

For now though i'm taking a break from that and working on implementing some more of the OPs.

Here is a list of instructions. I'll add descriptions soon.
Anything with a * before it is not implemented yet.
0 NOP [0]
1 JMP [1]
2 SETA [10]
3 SETB [11]
4 LDA [100]
5 LDB [101]
6 WRA [110]
7 WRB [111]

*8 IA [1000]
*9 IB [1001]
*10 DA [1010]
*11 DB [1011]
*12 SLA [1100]
*13 SLB [1101]
*14 SRA [1110]
*15 SRB [1111]

16 ADD [1 0000]
17 SUB [1 0001]
18 MUL [1 0010]
19 DIV [1 0011]

20 EQL [1 0100]
21 NEQL [1 0101]
22 GRT [1 0110]
23 LSS [1 0111]
24 GRQL [1 1000]
25 LEQL [1 1001]

26 SSP [1 1010]
27 PUSH [1 1011]
28 POP [1 1100]
29 LTS [1 1101]

*30 PROC [1 1110]
*31 EPROC [1 1111]

32 SAS [10 0000]
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2 bit magnitude comparater(A>B)

2 bit magnitude comparater(A>B)
A>B Comparator
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This is a 2- magnitude comparator for A>B.


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1 Bit Comparator | Dhanesh Vasaikar

1 Bit Comparator | Dhanesh Vasaikar
Comparator
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1 Bit Comparator.

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Exp_8

Exp_8
Comparator
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2 bit comparator

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Comparator

Comparator
Comparator
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Comparator(1 and 2 bit)

Comparator(1 and 2 bit)
Comparator 1 bit comparator 2 bit comparator 1 and 2 bit comparator
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Comparator

Comparator
Comparator
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Digital Combination Lock

Digital Combination Lock
Digital Combination Lock 303 CS Comparator Counter
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Digital Combination Lock  for CS303 Logic and System Design Project

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LAB4CKT

LAB4CKT
Comparator
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Implementation

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User Image Kshitij Goyal

Untitled

Untitled
Full Subtractort Half Subractor Comparator
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2 bit comparator

2 bit comparator
Comparator
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EXPERIMENT 14

EXPERIMENT 14
Comparator 2 Bit Comparator Combinational Circuit
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Implementation of a 2 bit Comparator using Basic Gates

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EXPERIMENT 14 Misc.

EXPERIMENT 14 Misc.
Comparator 1 Bit Comparator Combinational Circuit
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Implementation of a 1 bit Comparator using Basic Gates

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2-bit Magnitude Comparator

2-bit Magnitude Comparator
2 bit Magnitude Comparator Comparator
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Untitled

Untitled
Full Adder Full SUbtractor Comparator Multiplexer De-Multiplexer
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Classification of Combinational circuit

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Day 4

Day 4
Magnetude Comparator Magnetude comparator
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4-Bit Magnitude Comparator

4-Bit Magnitude Comparator
Comparator
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Cascading Dual 4-Bit Magnitude Comparator

Cascading Dual 4-Bit Magnitude Comparator
Comparator
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Combinational Logic Circuits

Combinational Logic Circuits
XOR Half adder Full adder Multi-bit full adder Comparator Multi-bit comparator Shifter Multiplexer 4-to-1 Demultiplexer 1-to-4 Decoder 2-to4 ALU-Arthmetic Logic Unit
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XOR, Half adder, Full adder, Multi-bit full adder, Comparator, Multi-bit comparator, Shifter, Multiplexer 4-to-1, Demultiplexer 1-to-4, Decoder 2-to4, ALU-Arthmetic Logic Unit

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Experiment 3 Magnitude Comparator

Experiment 3 Magnitude Comparator
Binary Magnitude Comparator
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Magnitude Comparator is used to compare two binary numbers


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4bit & 5bit Comparator

4bit & 5bit Comparator
Comparator 19th Oct 2023
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8-Bit ALU

8-Bit ALU
ALU 8-Bit Comparator Adder
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This is the ALU that i'm using on my computer the Femboy 8 Here,
it includes an Adder, Subtractor, Logical operations, Shift, Rotate, and Comparison.

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FEMBOY-8v1.2

FEMBOY-8v1.2
CPU Processor Ram Rom Computer 8-bit ALU Adder Comparator Logic
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Functional Electronic Machine Binary Operator Yes - 8-bit cpu

This is a work in progress right now.

INSTRUCTION SET:
00: NOP - Nothing
01: HLT - Halt program
02: OUT [r] - Output a register
03: LDA [d8] - Loads 8 bit data into the accumulator
04: MOV [r], A - Move register to accumulator
05: MOV A, [r] - Move accumulator to register
06: INC [r] - Increment a register
07: DEC [r] - Decrememt a register
08: ADD [r], A - Add the accumulator from a register
09: SUB [r], A - Subtract the accumulator from a register
0A: AND [r], A - And the register and accumulator
0B: IOR [r], A - OR the register and accumulator
0C: XOR [r], A - XOR the register and accumulator
0D: NOT [r] - NOT a register
0E: SRR [r] - Shift register right
0F: SRL [r] - Shift register Left

REGISTERS:
00: REGISTER 1
01: REGISTER 2
02: REGISTER 3
04: REGISTER 4

Update Notes:
The instruction set now has 16 instructions with logic operations, loading, shift, and nop. 

To-Do:
Add WIP instructions
Add the accumulator to a register address
Increase amount of registers to 8
Add Ram manipulation instructions
Add Input to CPU
Add more operations to the ALU
Add ASCII i/o
Make a simple command line
Make an assember
Make a simple operating system for the cpu
Add rgb output

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Femboy-8

Femboy-8
CPU Processor Ram Rom Computer 8-bit ALU Adder Comparator Logic Multiplier Divider
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Functional Electronic Machine Binary Operator Yes - 8-bit cpu

Working on a NEW CPU: Femboy-16!

ASSEMBLER:

https://output.jsbin.com/wutikij

INSTRUCTION SET:
00: NOP - Nothing
01: HLT - Halt program
02: OUT [id] - Output the accumulator out of an output
03: LDI A, [d8] - Loads immediate 8 bit word into the accumulator
04: MOV [r], A - Move register to accumulator
05: MOV A, [r] - Move accumulator to register
06: INC [r] - Increment a register
07: DEC [r] - Decrememt a register
08: ADD [r], A - Add the accumulator from a register
09: SUB [r], A - Subtract the accumulator from a register
0A: AND [r], A - And the register and accumulator
0B: IOR [r], A - OR the register and accumulator
0C: XOR [r], A - XOR the register and accumulator
0D: NOT [r] - NOT a register
0E: SRR [r] - Barrel shift accumulator right
0F: SRL [r] - Barrel shift accumulator left
10: JUP [d8] - Jump to a location
11: JPP [r] - Jump to a register value
12: JPL A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is less than 0
13: JZO A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is 0
14: JPG A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is greater than 0
15: JLE A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is less than or equal to 0
16: JGE A, [d8] Jump if accumulator is greater than or equal to 0
17: JNZ A, [d8] Jump if accumulator is not 0
18: CLR [r] - Clear a register
19: INP [id] - Store INPUT id in accumulator
1A: MOV pA, [r] - Move the value at address A register r
1B:  MOV [r], pA - Move register r into address A
1C: MOV [p], A - Move a value in a pointer to the accumulator
1D: MOV A, [p] - Move the accumulator to a location
1E: MLT [r], A - Multiply register r by the accumulator
1F: DIV [r], A - Divide register r by accumulator

REGISTERS:
00: REGISTER 1
01: REGISTER 2
02: REGISTER 3
04: REGISTER 4
05: ZERO FLAG (R)
06: PC (R)
07: ALU Result (R)

Update Notes:
So this is the 4th iteration of my CPU lol... I added a few programs for you all to try out and you can even use an assembler now!

To-Do:
Increase amount of registers to 8
Make a simple command line
Make an assember
Make a simple operating system for the CPU
Add rgb output

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Untitled

Untitled
Comparator Zero ALU
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Just a thing I'm planning on using for conditional jumps

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NandGame CPU

NandGame CPU
CPU 16 bit ALU Condition Comparator Adder
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A port of the NandGame CPU into CircuitVerse

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8-Bit Magnitude Comparator

8-Bit Magnitude Comparator
8-Bit Comparator Comparison Magnitude
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I thought this would be useful in my CPU but nah...

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FEMBOY-8v1.3

FEMBOY-8v1.3
CPU Processor Ram Rom Computer 8-bit ALU Adder Comparator Logic Multiplier Divider
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Functional Electronic Machine Binary Operator Yes - 8-bit cpu

This is a work in progress right now.

INSTRUCTION SET:
00: NOP - Nothing
01: HLT - Halt program
02: OUT [id] - Output the accumulator out of an output
03: LDI A, [d8] - Loads immediate 8 bit word into the accumulator
04: MOV [r], A - Move register to accumulator
05: MOV A, [r] - Move accumulator to register
06: INC [r] - Increment a register
07: DEC [r] - Decrememt a register
08: ADD [r], A - Add the accumulator from a register
09: SUB [r], A - Subtract the accumulator from a register
0A: AND [r], A - And the register and accumulator
0B: IOR [r], A - OR the register and accumulator
0C: XOR [r], A - XOR the register and accumulator
0D: NOT [r] - NOT a register
0E: SRR [r] - Shift register right
0F: SRL [r] - Shift register Left
10: JUP [d8] - Jump to a location
11: JPP [r] - Jump to a register value
12: JPL A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is less than 0
13: JZO A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is 0
14: JPG A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is greater than 0
15: JLE A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is less than or equal to 0
16: JGE A, [d8] Jump if accumulator is greater than or equal to 0
17: JNZ A, [d8] Jump if accumulator is not 0
18: CLR [r] - Clear a register
19: INP [id] - Store INPUT id in accumulator
1A: MOV pA, [r] - Move the value at address A register r
1B:  MOV [r], pA - Move register r into address A
1C: MOV [p], A - Move a value in a pointer to the accumulator
1D: MOV A, [p] - Move the accumulator to a location
1E: MLT [r], A - Multiply register r by the accumulator
1F: DIV [r], A - Divide register r by accumulator

REGISTERS:
00: REGISTER 1
01: REGISTER 2
02: REGISTER 3
04: REGISTER 4
05: ZERO FLAG (R)
06: PC (R)
07: ALU Result (R)

Update Notes:
Welcome to the 3rd iteration of my Femboy-8 CPU! This might be the last version with 32 instructions.

To-Do:
Increase amount of registers to 8
Make a simple command line
Make an assember
Make a simple operating system for the CPU
Add rgb output

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FEMBOY-8V1.4

FEMBOY-8V1.4
CPU Processor Ram Rom Computer 8-bit ALU Adder Comparator Logic Multiplier Divider
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Functional Electronic Machine Binary Operator Yes - 8-bit cpu

Working on a new CPU: Femboy-16

ASSEMBLER:

https://output.jsbin.com/wutikij

INSTRUCTION SET:
00: NOP - Nothing
01: HLT - Halt program
02: OUT [id] - Output the accumulator out of an output
03: LDI A, [d8] - Loads immediate 8 bit word into the accumulator
04: MOV [r], A - Move register to accumulator
05: MOV A, [r] - Move accumulator to register
06: INC [r] - Increment a register
07: DEC [r] - Decrememt a register
08: ADD [r], A - Add the accumulator from a register
09: SUB [r], A - Subtract the accumulator from a register
0A: AND [r], A - And the register and accumulator
0B: IOR [r], A - OR the register and accumulator
0C: XOR [r], A - XOR the register and accumulator
0D: NOT [r] - NOT a register
0E: SAR [d8] - Barrel shift accumulator right
0F: SAL [d8] - Barrel shift accumulator left
10: JUP [d8] - Jump to a location
11: JPP [r] - Jump to a register value
12: JPL A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is less than 0
13: JZO A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is 0
14: JPG A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is greater than 0
15: JLE A, [d8] - Jump if accumulator is less than or equal to 0
16: JGE A, [d8] Jump if accumulator is greater than or equal to 0
17: JNZ A, [d8] Jump if accumulator is not 0
18: CLR [r] - Clear a register
19: INP [id] - Store INPUT id in accumulator
1A: MOV pA, [r] - Move the value at address A register r
1B:  MOV [r], pA - Move register r into address A
1C: MOV [p], A - Move a value in a pointer to the accumulator
1D: MOV A, [p] - Move the accumulator to a location
1E: MLT [r], A - Multiply register r by the accumulator
1F: DIV [r], A - Divide register r by accumulator

REGISTERS:
00: REGISTER 1
01: REGISTER 2
02: REGISTER 3
04: REGISTER 4
05: ZERO FLAG (R)
06: PC (R)
07: ALU Result (R)

Update Notes:
So this is the 4th iteration of my CPU lol... I added a few programs for you all to try out and you can even use an assembler now!

To-Do:
Increase amount of registers to 8
Make a simple command line
Make an assember
Make a simple operating system for the CPU
Add rgb output

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