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Computer Specs: - Harvard Architecture - Custom instruction set w/ 16 instructions - 24 redstone tick clock speed (0.41 hz) - 64 bytes RAM - 128 bytes program memory - 8 general purpose registers...
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This article is a stub.
This article uses MCRedstoneSim schematics.
This article aims to examine the design and implementation of redstone computers in Minecraft. This Article is extremely complicated, for nerds.
See Chapter 1, Tutorial on Building a Computer, for a detailed tutorial on building a computer in Minecraft and how to expand and improve on the example. Does not require any extensive knowledge of computer science. NOT FINISHED.
Introduction & Prerequisites
Redstone logic closely reflects simple binary logic, as redstone can be either on or off, and can, therefore, be interpreted as 1s or 0s. We will be referencing in this tutorial, basic binary logic and various simple computer science terms. There is an excellent article which explains binary and conversion to binary. Please read the Architecture of building the Computer section as we will be following that to plan our computer, it is located in this article, thank you. This chapter will focus on the application of the knowledge and manipulation of redstone to create a simple 8-bit computer, and will describe how to make one and how it works. All subjects will be split into (THEORY) and (PRACTICE), THEORY will go in-depth of exactly what will go on. PRACTICE will cover how to build it in Minecraft, what it will look like and possibly world downloads. The computer we will be building (MASIC Computer) Step 1: Memory and Address Decoders (THEORY) (NOT FINISHED) Step 1: Memory and Address Decoders (PRACTICE) Step 2: Building an Arithmetic Logic Unit (THEORY) Step 2: Building an Arithmetic Logic Unit (PRACTICE) (NOT FINISHED) Step 3: Instruction set and machine architecture (THEORY) Step 3: Instruction set and machine architecture (PRACTICE) (NOT FINISHED) There are three primary design objectives for a computer in Minecraft, to make your computer most suitable for your task at hand. There are trade offs to consider, such as the larger the computer, the slower it will get because the number of redstone repeaters will increase by distance. The more memory, the less speed and larger size. Compactness How small is the computer? In Minecraft, designing a survival computer will most likely emphasize on this point. The number of repeats required will increase as size increases. Memory How much memory can it hold? How many bits and numbers can it count up to? This is important for large-scale computers, say ones which can do more complex algorithms and require larger instruction sets (e.g. doing square roots or trigonometry). The larger the memory size or bit architecture, the more complex the computer will get. Speed/Performance How fast can it do operations? Is it optimized to run its tasks? Custom designing and building a computer will significantly increase its speed as more redundant wiring and code could be switched to purpose-built hardware and software. This is apparent in some real-world supercomputers which are programmed to run one task very, very efficiently. The speed of computers in Minecraft is very slow, therefore a mod could be installed for the client to significantly increase the speed of the game, and therefore the computer.
The MASIC Computer
The work in progress computer which we will be making in the tutorial. 8 bits, 16 bytes of RAM. I/O is a seven-segment display (for hex and decimal) and a control panel which we will make. The MASIC computer aims to be a one-size-fits-all computer and does not specialize in one task, so it is fully programmable by reading its own memory (explained in Section 2: instruction sets). The simple I/O is great for multipurpose use and the memory is sufficiently sized. It runs at quite a fast speed (because of its small size).
Step 1: Memory and Address Decoders (THEORY)
Decoders convert binary figures into decimals. For example, looking at the 8-bit decoder, 00 turns on the first lamp which stands for 0. 01 turns on the second lamp which is 1. 10 turns on the third which is 2. 11 turns on the last one which is 3.
A redstone computer can be planned very much like a real computer, following principles used in computer design and hardware architecture. There are several key design decisions that will affect the organization; the size and performance of your prospective computer should be made concretely prior to the construction of specific components.
Building a redstone computer will require an understanding of these five concepts and consider the most suitable approach, which would be most practical for your computer.
•Machine-Architecture (Components of a computer, what are they and what they do)
•Execution Model (The organization of components, making them efficient)
•Word Size (How many bits the system uses. Usually, powers of 2, around 4, 8, 16 bit is normal in Minecraft)
•Instruction Set (The instructions to be performed by the CPU)
•The player may want to use mods or data packs like WorldEdit.
•Color code your computer (use blue wool or concrete for RAM, yellow for the ALU, etc.)
•Start small, and get the hang of small computers before you try more complex machines.
•Structure blocks can be very helpful for moving components around, and combining multiple components together. However, note that these cannot be obtained without using commands.
•Redstone
•Redstone circuit
•Redstone clock
•Logic circuit
•Memory circuit
•Pulse circuit
1.Signed number representations in Wikipedia
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