www.logiccircuit.org

Personally I would like to be able to run logiccircuit natively on linux.
I have downloaded the project source, but have yet been able to build it for linux targets, eve though it should be possible to build .net projects for linux.
I have little to no experience with .net, so I cannot tell if I am ...

I became inspired to do something a few days ago, and decided to convert .CircuitProject files to vhdl.

Today I got the first successful test. The code is not very good, and it only handles a subset of what logiccircuit can do.
it does not infer registers and flip flops. and does not handle ...

Hi, welcome.

To answer your questions:


Paste places components where they where copied, unless an existing component lies there. You can move the the highlighted design without affecting other parts of the design by holding shift. This can be annoying, but is way better than moving the whole ...

Okay, it's been a while and i have decided that I am going to implement it myself.
C# is not my language of choice and as such I can't go into the source code of logiccircuit and implement it myself (I have looked at it).
the second best option is to reverse engineer the .CircuitProject files and ...

Really cool, but i can't get it to work when i download it.
i even updated to the most recent version of logicCircuit.

Sorry for waiting so long before continuing to upload. Most of this was done almost a month ago.

In order to test any any of the ternary circuits we need a way to give them inputs and to read the output.
And to start with I did it in the simplest possible way 1 button for each state of the wire ...

In binary logic there are 2 state; true and false.
This gives a total of 4 possible gates with 1 input and 1 output, and 16 possible gates with 2 inputs and 1 output.
Ternary logic has 3 states; true, false and unknown.
This gives 27 gates with 1 input and 1 output, and a staggering 19683 possible ...

You are correct and I should have specified it to "How much data can be pushed through a wire in logiccircuit in a single instance of time" or specified it to be data per unit of time.

Thanks :)
I went ahead and made a balanced ternary adder today. It was surprisingly easy after the idea had lingered in my head for a bit, despite some bugs in logicCircuit.
It is not fully done as it lacks some testing, but as far as i can see it works fine.
Next up is subtraction, multiplication ...

Recently i stubled across the concept of ternary logic and wanted to play around with it. Link to wikipedia
After a bit of reading I realised that logicCircuit support this kind of system using the tri-state gate and some conversion circuitry.
To start of with I needed a way to detect the 3 states ...