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![](https://github.com/Inspiaaa/Micro8/blob/master/Micro8Documentation/Images/Animations/HelloWorld.gif)
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Are you learning about adders and registers in your computer architecture class?
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Have you ever wondered how to make the step from a simple adder to a complete CPU?
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Did you ask yourself what else is needed before a CPU is part of a computer that can be programmed and actually do something?
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Are you learning about **adders and registers** in your computer architecture class?
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Have you ever wondered how to make the step from a simple adder to a **complete CPU**?
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Did you ask yourself **what else is needed** before a CPU is part of a computer that can be programmed and actually do something?
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This project is not a tutorial, but through the example and documentation I have put together, you can explore (hierarchically) how to start from simple logic gates like NAND and NOR, to build a functioning computer architecture, that you can finally bring to life with your own instructions and a custom assembler.
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This project is not a tutorial, but through the **example and documentation** I have put together, you can explore (hierarchically) how to start from simple logic gates like NAND and NOR, to build a **functioning computer architecture**, that you can finally bring to life with your own instructions and a **custom assembler**.
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On the journey from gates to a computer, you will have the chance to really understand just how the details and design choices make a difference in both software and hardware, hopefully all at the same time as having fun.
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On the journey from gates to a computer, you will have the chance to really understand just how the **details and design choices** make a difference in both **software** and **hardware**, hopefully all at the same time as having fun.
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My example project ended up with >66,000 gates and is able to calculate factorial and Fibonacci numbers. What will your computer be able to do?
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My example project ended up with **>66,000 gates** and is able to calculate factorial and Fibonacci numbers. What will your computer be able to do?
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## What is in this project?
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