“In our experiment, we remake the game Connect Four using a CPU made in our CPE 233 class. Throughout the first seven weeks of the quarter, we strive to create this CPU written in VHDL using a program called Vivado. The specific CPU we created is shown in the image attached. We then created the actual Connect Four game and all its features using our RAT assembler. Our RAT assembler program is specific to our class/school and simply uses instructions, registers, and memory to create programs instructions for our CPU. The rules of Connect Four are simple, place chips into a 7x6 board and try your best to get four or more pieces in a row to win.”
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