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The Elements of Computing Systems, My Workbook for the NAND to Tetris course.
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The Elements of Computing Systems, My Workbook for the NAND to Tetris course.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/captn3m0/nand2tetris
- Owner: captn3m0
- Created: 2020-05-19T16:39:10.000Z (about 5 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2020-07-08T14:26:43.000Z (almost 5 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-03-28T05:07:12.263Z (3 months ago)
- Topics: elements-of-computing-systems, nand2tetris, nand2tetris-assignments, nand2tetris-solutions
- Language: Assembly
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- Stars: 3
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 5
- Open Issues: 1
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- Readme: README.md
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# nand2tetris  
Working my way through the [Nand to Tetris Course](https://www.nand2tetris.org/)
- Download the latest `nand2tetris.zip` from the book website, and overwrite everything in the `projects` and `tools` directory.
- Remember to run `chmod +X tools/*.sh` if you're on \*nix.## High level implementation notes
1. Projects 1-5 as is
2. Project 6 (Assembler) done in ruby with a port to Rust in progress
3. Project 7-8 (VM) done in PHP
4. Project 9 - Wrote a small 2 player Tic Tac Toe game. Plan to upgrade it to Ultimate Tic Tac Toe when I get time.
5. Project 10-11 - Writing the compiler in PythonDetailed notes documenting progress updates are in [NOTES.md](NOTES.md).
## [Project 1: Boolean Logic](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project01)
Build order as per the website. Cost for each gate in NAND in brackets.
- [x] `Nand` (primitive)
- [x] `Not` (1)
- [x] `Or` (3)
- [x] `Xor` (6, Can be improved)
- [x] `And` (2)
- [x] `Mux` (8, Took me ages. Can be improved)
- [x] `DMux` (5, Super Fun)
- [x] `Not16` (16)
- [x] `And16` (32)
- [x] `Or16` (48)
- [x] `Mux16` (113)
- [x] `Or8Way` (21)
- [x] `Mux4Way16` (339)
- [x] `Mux8Way16` (791)
- [x] `DMux4Way` (37, Fun)
- [x] `DMux8Way` (101)## [Project 2: Boolean Arithmetic](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project02)
CHIPs/Gates used in brackets
- [x] `HalfAdder` (Xor+And)
- [x] `FullAdder` (2 HalfAdder, 1 Or)
- [x] `Add16` (1 HalfAdder, 15 FullAdder)
- [x] `Inc16` (1 Add16)
- [x] `ALU` (6 Mux16, 3 Not16, 1 Add16, 1 And16, 2 Or8Way, 2 Or, 1 Not)## [Project 3: Memory](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project03)
Make sure you read through the [Hardware Simulator Tutorial][s] to understand the clock in the simulator.
- [x] `DFF` (primitive)
- [x] `Bit` (1 Mux, 1DFF)
- [x] `Register` (16 Bits)
- [x] `RAM8` (8 Registers, 1 DMux8Way, 1 Mux8Way16) = 8 registers
- [x] `RAM64` (8 RAM8, 1 DMux8Way, 1 Mux8Way16) = 64 registers
- [x] `RAM512` (8 RAM64, 1 DMux8Way, 1 Mux8Way16) = 512 registers
- [x] `RAM4K` (8 RAM512, 1 DMux8Way, 1 Mux8Way16) = 4096 registers
- [x] `RAM16K` (4 RAM4K, 1 DMux4Way, 1 Mux4Way16) = 16384 registers
- [x] `PC` (1 Register, 1 Inc16, 1 Or8Way, 1 Mux8Way16)[s]: https://b1391bd6-da3d-477d-8c01-38cdf774495a.filesusr.com/ugd/44046b_bfd91435260748439493a60a8044ade6.pdf
## [Project 4: Machine Language Programming](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project03)
Counting number of instructions by `wc -l $file.hack`
- [x] Mult (18)
- [x] Fill (98)## [Project 5: Computer Architecture](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project05)
### Chips
- [x] `Memory.hdl` (2xMux16, 2xNot, 3xAnd 1 RAM16K)
- [x] `CPU.hdl` (6 And, 2 Nand, 3 Or, 1 Not, 1 Mux16, 1 Mux16, 2 Register, 1 PC, 1 ALU)
- [x] `Computer.hdl` (1 CPU, 1 ROM32K, 1 Memory)### Computer chip tests:
- [x] `Add.hack`
- [x] `Max.hack`
- [x] `Rect.hack`## [Project 6: The Assembler](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project06)
### Without Symbols
- [x] `MaxL.asm`
- [x] `RectL.asm`
- [x] `PongL.asm`
- [x] `Add.asm`### Symbolic Programs
- [x] `Max.asm`
- [x] `Rect.asm`
- [x] `Pong.asm`## [Project 7: Virtual Machine I - Stack Arithmetic](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project07)
Final hack instruction set count in brackets. Calculated by running:
```bash
php file.vm > file.asm
ruby assembler.rb file.vm > file.hack
wc -l file.hack
```### Arithmetic Commands
- [x] `SimpleAdd.vm` (21)
- [x] `StackTest.vm` (334)### Memory Access Commands
- [x] `BasicTest.vm` (228)
- [x] `PointerTest.vm` (127)
- [x] `StackTest.vm` (73)## [Project 8: Virtual Machine II - Program Control](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project08)
Final hack instruction set count in brackets as before.
### Program Flow Commands
- [x] `BasicLoop.vm` (93)
- [x] `Fibonacci.vm` (193)## Function Calling Commands
- [x] `SimpleFunction.vm` (128)
- [x] `FibonacciElement` (434)
- [x] `NestedCall.vm` (556)
- [x] `StaticsTest.vm` (664)## [Project 9: High-Level Programming](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project09)
- [x] TicTacToe
## [Project 10: Compiler I - Syntax Analysis](https://www.nand2tetris.org/project10)
### Tokenizer
- [x] Square
- [x] TestArray### Parser (Compilation Engine)
- [x] Square
- [x] ExpressionLessSquare
- [x] TestArray