Here, we write some simple programs in the course's HACK assembly language.

Here, we create the memory modules for the computer.

This is the continuation of the previous post, Project 2 - Boolean Arithmetic. In this post, only the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) is created, but it is deserving of its own writeup as there is a lot packed into this section that needs examining.

If we're going to build a computer, we'll have to be able to perform some boolean arithmetic. This post is dedicated to the creation of four 'chips' that do just that, though all of them perform only addition is some way.

In an effort to design a simple computer from the ground up, we need to create the relevant hardware to make such a machine work.