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Well it's turing complete so... ;)

• archgoon 14y ago
  Actually, one of things that the DCPU reminds people of it's not enough to just be Turing complete. You also need hardware to represent the state of your machine (graphics monitor or console), and ways of providing input. Turing Complete machines aren't very interesting if you can't see what they're doing ;) Also, don't forget, you 'only' have 100,000 clock cycles to play with.
  • Jimmie 14y ago
    A good, but pedantic, point. ;)