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Why do you need to implement multiplication in software? Does your target architecture not have a hardware multiplier? FYI, even microcontrollers nowadays have
by Cyph0n 9y ago
Why do you need to implement multiplication in software? Does your target architecture not have a hardware multiplier?
FYI, even microcontrollers nowadays have efficient hard multipliers. It would make more sense to emulate floating point multiplication imo.
Anyways, keep up the good work!
- gravypod 9y agoI was designing my own ISA for a computer I want to build out of relays (eventually). I want everything to be in software because I'm a software guy and relays are expensive. You can find more about what I was trying to do here: http://blog.gravypod.com/?title=lets_write_a_processor http://blog.gravypod.com/?title=lets_write_a_processor