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Its because my cpu needs 3 or 4 steps to execute an instruction. And it runs at 2-4 spct at 550 sps. However, on the emulator, everything runs at the same frame. So 13 MIPS * 4 = 52 MHz.

But why in Unity, if you can code it in C++? It would run much faster than C#. For me it ran at 66 mhz, or 16.5 million 2-step instructions per second.

Does the emulator have a GUI? I made it with Qt C++.

I attempted to work that on the DLS Community Edit, but the PR unfortunately got rejected. It is working, and does not need zipping folders.

We can add the missing features in the DLS community edit.

For suggestion 1, what do you mean?

Suggestion 2 has been implemented.

For suggestion 3, what do you mean?

You want my assembler? Ill give out the source code.

Is this good for iPhone or iPad users? Because there is no DLS on the App Store at the moment.

What do you mean? Thats not a valid folder.

Or you can use the extra color channel for the instruction, so you can free bits for your data.

And we dont care

And maybe use WebAssembly, to improve performance.

Just label the displays from where the display starts, to the last display. The labels will be the name of the display in the chip customization screen.

Turn down the clock speed so it can run more steps, and see if it runs fine.

What? Just add a pin that turns on the display when the pin is set to 1. If its disconnected then it should naturally be 0.

Its the same one thats added to the playlist right?

Maybe a Logitech G305? Its the best budget gaming mouse by RTings.

Did you know you can just use an or gate?

If you want to contact the developer for fixing a bug or submitting a feature request, go to the GitHub page, and submit an issue there. Dont contact the dev to just fix a bug.

It will be hard to control DLS that way. Just buy a mouse.

What do you mean? This is the post to share videos, not asking questions.

No, I mean a compiler that turns assembly into machine code. It's on the web, but I want a Windows version thats written using C++.

You clearly dont understand how computers work right?

A bus is just a wire that can be shared by other wires.

Is there a compiler written on C++?