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TL;DR: the one entry implemented a subleq machine. Google it - it’s a One Instruction Set Computer (OISC). This made me smile. But it also raised a question: wh
by russfink 3mo ago
TL;DR: the one entry implemented a subleq machine. Google it - it’s a One Instruction Set Computer (OISC). This made me smile. But it also raised a question: when were OISC’s first conceived? Would Apollo and computers of that era have benefitted from this insight?
- NooneAtAll3 3mo agothat entry won not because it "just" implemented subleq. Dude also made LLVM backend for it, drivers, set up full-on compiler and successfully did compile-and-run for tons of various programs
- wzdd 3mo agoGiven the Mandelbrot program is 450k probably not.
- anthk 3mo agoA mandelbrot under pure subleq made with the HSQ compiler (which a micro-C) would weight far less.
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