A typical chip
SimChip
Elbonia Semiconductor Inc. is planning a new range of chips, and it's your job to design them. Complete a series of challenging design tasks and gain some real-world knowledge about how chips work at the same time.
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Files
| File | Uploader | Date |
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SimChip-1.1.zip
— final
Source version 1.1 |
gcewing | 2011/07/16 16:32 |
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SimChip-1.1.app.zip
— final
MacOSX 10.6 Application |
gcewing | 2011/07/16 16:06 |
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SimChip-1.1-win32.zip
— final
Windows executable |
gcewing | 2011/07/16 07:13 |
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SimChip-1.0-win32.zip
— final
Windows executable |
gcewing | 2011/06/23 07:19 |
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SimChip.app.zip
— final
MacOSX 10.6 Application |
gcewing | 2011/06/18 12:35 |
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A typical chip |
gcewing | 2011/06/18 11:42 |
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SimChip-1.0.zip
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SimChip 1.0 Source |
gcewing | 2011/06/18 11:37 |
Diary Entries
More is coming
gcewing on 2011-06-19 10:01
There are only a couple of levels so far, but more are coming soon.
I also hope to add the following features before the deadline:
- Better editing facilities: copy/paste, etc.
- A better-looking test results window
- Some more stats in the test results, such as propagation delay and silicon area used
- If I get time, upload stats to a web site and produce SpaceChem-like graphs showing your achievements relative to other players
Forgotten dependency
gcewing on 2011-06-23 08:10
There's one other dependency I forgot to mention in the README:
Windows executable
gcewing on 2011-06-23 17:30
I've uploaded a py2exe-bundled version for Windows, which doesn't seem to suffer so badly from the problem of quitting when you switch to a window belonging to another application.
To launch it, run "main.exe" in the SimChip folder.
SimChip 1.1 uploaded
gcewing on 2011-07-16 07:27
I've uploaded a new version of SimChip.
This version has a big pile of new levels, and a nicer way of presenting the test results.
Note that this version requires PyGUI 2.5.3.