Build a CPU from Scratch or You Die
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2023
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I am a computer engineering graduate, currently studying for my Master's degree in the subject. I enjoy playing programming and automation - type games, and hope I can provide some unique insights along the way.
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In this video, I check out Turing Complete, currently in Early Access.
In Turing Complete, you have been abducted by an alien species, and you must prove your sentience by building a computer from scratch. If you fail, they will deem humanity as void of sentience, and eat you for food. Good Luck!
In this game, concepts such as Digital Logic, CPU Arithmetic, Memory, and Assembly programming are taught via simple puzzles that build upon one another. Learn how computers work by starting from binary 1's and 0's and going all the way to programming languages. - Hry
This might be my favorite concept for a game, I just do the basics on a simulator, I might try this
hey correct me if im wrong but you should also be able to just connect both inputs to one NOT gate to create a NOR gate (btw nice game keep going)
Strange they start with NAND instead of AND.
Not really. The concept comes from the curriculum called "NAND to Tetris". The course uses _The Elements of Computing Systems: Building a Modern Computer from First Principles_ by Noam Nisan and Shimon Schocken.
I’m guessing this is bcuz you can make about every logic gate with nand and not and
NAND can be physically smaller than other gates
There are two universal gates, i.e. gates that on their own can make up any other gate. Those are NAND and NOR.
So AND would not really make sense. NOR could have also been chosen, but NAND is what is used in the real world.