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That's the hardest part of "making a CPU" anyway, if you define CPU specifically as a microprocessor, because people have built working hobby CPUs with all kind
by grishka 3y ago
That's the hardest part of "making a CPU" anyway, if you define CPU specifically as a microprocessor, because people have built working hobby CPUs with all kinds of more easily approachable tech, like relays, vacuum tubes, discrete transistors, and logic gate ICs. Basically anything that can act as one of the universal logic gates (NAND, XOR) will work as a CPU building block.