| ▲ | Animats 3 days ago | |
That's actually useful as a minimal machine. It's possible to have a one instruction machine where the one instruction does a subtract, store, and branch if negative. But it's not very useful. This register-oriented thing is something someone might put inside an FPGA. This is the the device register mindset, where you do everything by storing into device registers, as a CPU architecture. | ||
| ▲ | quuxplusone a day ago | parent [-] | |