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Ternary on binary systems usually uses a 2-bit "trit" with an extra potential state. That's even how the later Setun machines did it, from what I understand.
by buescher 5y ago
Ternary on binary systems usually uses a 2-bit "trit" with an extra potential state. That's even how the later Setun machines did it, from what I understand. Oh yes, and the Soviets even developed their own trinary Forth dialect for them.
- kragen 5y agoEven the original Setun machine worked that way, as it turned out, if we believe Willis Ware's contemporary report on Soviet computers.