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| + | ==Sam's Average Hello World Program== | ||
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| + | This is the program that was created for the youtube video. | ||
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| + | hello world.ntl[http://neattools.org/ntls/hello%20world.ntl] | ||
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| + | ==Alex Blainey's Hello World Program== | ||
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| + | I'm having a bout of insomnia so thought i'd have a play with neattools. The result is attached. It was a little bit harder than the average 'hello world' program. It has a few quirks mainly because the delay module won't pass a chain of zero's. I should have made flip flop based memory, but was just experimenting and the end result works (mostly). Enjoy. | ||
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| + | helloworld_display.ntl[http://www.sensyr.com/NeatTools/helloworld_display.ntl] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:30, 29 July 2010
under construction
Sam's Average Hello World Program
This is the program that was created for the youtube video.
hello world.ntl[1]
Alex Blainey's Hello World Program
I'm having a bout of insomnia so thought i'd have a play with neattools. The result is attached. It was a little bit harder than the average 'hello world' program. It has a few quirks mainly because the delay module won't pass a chain of zero's. I should have made flip flop based memory, but was just experimenting and the end result works (mostly). Enjoy.
helloworld_display.ntl[2]
