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My solutions to the NAND-to-CPU game MHRD

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MHRD Solutions

My solutions to the NAND to CPU design game MHRD.

Exercise prompts provided by Funghisoft, and extracted from their savestate file format.

For context regarding the exercise of building a CPU design from NAND gates, I recommend the book The Elements of Computing Systems by Nisan and Schocken. I've been reading through it as a companion to these exercises, and have found it very helpful and immediately applicable.

The first 6 chapters can be found on the course website for free, and cover the scope that MHRD touches: http://www.nand2tetris.org/course.php

Copyright reserved but frankly not enforced. As with any of these kinds of games, you get out what you put into it, though there's no shame in getting a little help now and then. Feel free to use as you like, just not for homework! In that case, you're better off struggling for sake of the exercise. :)

Enjoy!

~ Alan Shen

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