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but can it close this thread? i sure hope so
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Condiv posted:but can it close this thread? i sure hope so no the inter net does that if it wouldn't be a blow to humanity to do so
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Nice, does it come turbocharged?
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*woz slides into frame dressed only in tighty whities*
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i helped make a floating point processor this past semester, as part of a group kind of proud of it, imho 
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But can it HCF?Space-Pope posted:i helped make a floating point processor this past semester, as part of a group dude this sounds boss and I Would Like To Know More. I need to get a real FPU for my Mac IIci Get my vintage 3D gaming on
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maniacdevnull posted:riscy business
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not much more to say. it was done over a couple of FPGA boards. did 32-bit addition/subtraction and multiplication, with the multiplier on the second board input/output was with a PC via a serial terminal. the boards themselves communicated with each other, and was supposed to be RS-232, even if it really was just 4 wires connecting the boards
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Space-Pope posted:not much more to say. it was done over a couple of FPGA boards. did 32-bit addition/subtraction and multiplication, with the multiplier on the second board People used to do this with transistor circuits piled up to build logic gates. FPGAs are magic and I love them. Xilinx?
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love dat story about the fpga and the evolutionary thing that made something work but only due to manufacturing defects and something and not just actual circuitry
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echinopsis posted:love dat story about the fpga and the evolutionary thing that made something work but only due to manufacturing defects and something and not just actual circuitry I don't know this story!! Also RS232 is 3 wires (2 if you only need to send data one way). RS232 is easily the most robust serial interface standard, unless you want to talk about it's high voltage siblings. I'd post a cool picture of the amazing LIM crate setup at SLAC end station A, but iPhoto is horrible and is stupid.
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Stereotype posted:People used to do this with transistor circuits piled up to build logic gates. FPGAs are magic and I love them. Xilinx?
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Xilinx is a literal pile of poo poo however it is weird magic poo poo that is the most powerful thing in the world.
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Stereotype posted:I don't know this story!! http://www.damninteresting.com/on-the-origin-of-circuits/
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genetic algorithms are cool as hell evolving to take advantage of a very specific hardware enivironment? very very cool
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this is what my cpu can do : HyperThreading: Supported FCMOV: Supported SSE2: Supported SSE3: Supported SSSE3: Supported SSE4a: Unsupported SSE41: Supported SSE42: Supported
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Stereotype posted:I don't know this story!! strongly disagreed anything clocked is more robust
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i had a 25 MHz 68030 i put in a 68LC040 card first disabled could you say the 68030 got ..... CUCKED? .................. i'll show myself out sorry
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General Tofu posted:i had a 25 MHz 68030 this doesn't even make a goddamn bit of sense get out
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this is very cool but also useless because you need to evolve each fpga separately, i guess you could re-try the same experiment and make sure it works using fpgas with all the best and worst case scenarios for your transistor specs and then you'd end up with something that is actually useful and manufacturable, which would be cool.
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fpgas thread and .bin op
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kwinkles posted:this is very cool but also useless because you need to evolve each fpga separately, i guess you could re-try the same experiment and make sure it works using fpgas with all the best and worst case scenarios for your transistor specs and then you'd end up with something that is actually useful and manufacturable, which would be cool. its fuckin cool on its own though
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