I haven't looked at this yet, but it appears to be relevant (via @adafruit):
Building a 4-Bit computer
2011-01-14
Design Tools
Most interestingly, there are circuit simulators:
Courtesy of wolfspraul and wpwrak in #qi-hardware on Freenode.
2011-01-12
problem [mod.001]
I want a computer I can understand inside and out. Typical standards of complexity and documentation in computer manufacturing are inadequate.
I'd like my equipment to last long enough for me to reach a high level of understanding (I estimate 7 or more years), and I need it to be portable. Typical standards of durability and serviceability in computer manufacturing are inadequate.
Linux (along with other community OS projects) is fantastic but its strength lies in all the things it protects the user from learning. It is also unmanageably complex for an individual user. While it is useful for many things, it is counterproductive to my goals.
Turtle is my homestead on the digital frontier.
Turtle is my homestead on the digital frontier.
2011-01-07
Strength lies in obsolescence
Whee! I've never even written Assembly and I'm trying to design a computer. That's why Alan lent me his copy of this book.
But this is my copy, which just arrived today. It's older than I am, which is fantastic.
But this is my copy, which just arrived today. It's older than I am, which is fantastic.
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