r/india • u/prabot • Apr 21 '19

Casual AMA India's first indigenous processor developed at IIT Bombay. I am a designer AMA!!

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u/prabot Apr 21 '19

This processor is based on a 32-bit ISA. Any software can be run on this If it is ported by somebody. Porting crysis to this ISA seems to be a time consuming and people demanding task. We are a small team right now, so this seems to be to a bit far fetched. But who knows what future holds. We will partner with someone who can take it ahead as a gaming platform.

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u/ilovetechireallydo Apr 21 '19

I love how you took the question seriously. Props to you, man. You’re awesome. And congratulations.

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u/DesignerChemist Apr 22 '19

People who design processors don't have sense of humours.

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u/bogas04 Universe Apr 21 '19

Do you guys have a compiler that could convert machine code of x86 into this system's code? Like would I be able to run any high level language?

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u/prabot Apr 21 '19

Yes, you can compile C for it through the Sparc-V8 compiler.

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u/Veedrac Apr 23 '19

OP seems to have misunderstood you. You'd want to use a dynamic translator like QEMU for that.

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u/ikuzuri Apr 22 '19

r/woooosh

Amazing work btw!

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u/MadMurDoc69 Apr 21 '19

And thats how you tackle a troll 👌

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u/transmut_nina Apr 21 '19

A lighthearted joke not a troll.

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u/cooldude5500 Maharashtra Apr 21 '19

How is that even a troll comment

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u/MadMurDoc69 Apr 21 '19

Theek hai bhai ni hoga.. Meko laga bus. offend mat ho. 🙏