@Azeal
You have a level of knowledge about low-level computing that I wish I had in, well... anything. Incredible work, continue to hone your talents and I'm looking forward to that build when the day arrives!
@ByWire-yk8eh
I designed a 16-bit CPU (microprocessor) in 1977 that was used in a mainframe as the I/O processor. It had a unique instruction set (RISC). Lots of fun, and a lot of work.
@le9038
>>creates own programming language >> learn and creates a CPU with it's own assembly and microcodes this man is becoming god.
@davidm7333
As a programmer there's nothing that makes you feel quite like a fraud than seeing someone create their own CPU, build an emulator for it, create a programming language and compiler then write a game in it 😅 Well done and keep up the good work!
@timedmondson1307
I have been involved in computer engineering since the 90's and to see how easy the knowledge is accessible now is mind blowing. I had to spend years on what he has done in a few months. This is truly the best time to be alive
@maindepth8830
The fact he did all this in under 4 months is impressive
@theburntcrumpet8371
I've been programming for 8 years. I have recently fallen out of love with it. You have reminded me why I loved it in the first place - the ingenuity of simple yet expansible design, the thrill of problem solving and the marriage of hardware and software. Thank you.
@D.a.n_D
So i just barely passed my computer architecture course. We did mostly 32 bit MIPS processor and we also had to design one ourselves, but on 16 bits, and we didn't have to add multiplication or division. We only implemented about 15 instructions and i can tell you what this man did right hear, is no easy work. You deserve way more subscribers for the amount of work you put in man. Great work!
@UNIT398
Simply amazing. The fact that you did all this for fun (mostly) speaks to your intelligence and understanding of how technology works. Yes, my brain didn't understand most of it, but seeing you construct each layer, part, and program was fascinating! I hope to see that creation of the CPU and other parts!
@nichonaugle5659
incredible!! this is the most complex thing I've ever picked up on so quickly, You literally made this sound so straightforward I love it. Thank you so much!!!
@Auxilor
Amazing. Deserves far more views! Would be great to see you make this CPU for real like the jdh-8
@polic72andDrD3ath
It's been a while since I've taken a comp org class; this was the perfect bridge of software and hardware that reminded me why I loved it so much!
@daviddafitt
This is amazing. I've always wanted to try things like this but I'm just a busy CS student for now. I'll come back to this if I do get time to start.
@ChaseDetrick
Watching this after my first year as a comp enge major makes me feel so incredibly proud of how far I’ve come in the past year
@nathanaeltrimm2720
Man, the sequel to templeOS is looking wild, I’m just waiting for the twist the writers have planned.
@Roter_Wolf
When I was 16 i just started learning my first programming language. Meanwhile this guy is casually creating his own languages and also designing a computer from scratch while he's at it. You're going places, man
@martinooliveri7310
amazing, and actually insipiring. im looking forward to make my own operative system in the future and these videos bring me so much joy. cheers!
@abdulrahmanmansour3742
Very cool My ECE graduation project is actually buiding a custom risc v processor . But we use RTL coding for it
@jayanthpandit3437
watched this video once before college and didn't understand much. watched it again after my first semester as an ECE major and understood a lot more. thanks!
@AstroSamDev