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Tiny Logic - a "game" where you assemble and simulate a functional Risc 32-bit computer and code the real logic to run Doom
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kiol discuss.online kiol@discuss.online
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Link: https://whoismuzzy.itch.io/tinylogic

Wow, this is so awesome! You learn real skills, starting at the transistor level. Add the coding and run real applications: chess, doom, minecraft clones, java, etc. GIthub repos

TINY-32 is a full 32-bit RISC-V computer made of 93,338 transistors. It passes the official RISC-V test suite and runs real DOOM at full speed.  Fully open source.
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