Thanks for that... I am still doing some integration work with it... I actually have seven to eight different sites that need some polishing!!!

Great! If you love something, just do it! Everything else will adjust. :-)

BTW, the webpage is still a bit broken... :D

Great! :-) What does NR mean? :D

It would be great to state explanations for not generally known acronyms.

Hello! Nope, I have not missed it. I just have not had time until now, sorry. I will answer your previous post in a moment. :-)

Hello! So finally I have gotten to reply to the post... xD

You should have no problems with downloading Limen Alpha source code directly from GitHub by clicking on Clone or download -> Download ZIP, even if you are not signed in to GitHub.

Honestly, Limen architecture (Limen Alpha and drafted Limen Beta, Limen Gamma) is a dead architecture for me and I will not be able to support it. It is published because it was my first decent processor architecture I have designed and yet it has many flaws I would evade today. Also, I cannot imagine its real use somewhere. So those are the reasons.

Man, I am an open source developer, so not only you are permitted to do almost anything with Limen Alpha based on its MIT license, but I welcome any sort of initiative to do something creative. Feel free to use Limen Alpha as you wish as long as you refer to the original source (GitHub) to somehow fulfill the MIT license with preserving license and copyright notice.

Note that the Limen architecture is a 16-bit architecture and hence transferring it into an 8-bit architecture may be very problematic. You can use the concepts but you can't reach full functionality. Keep that in mind.

What does the EUMIS acronym mean?

BTW if you want some additional Limen Alpha materials and a programmer's manual, feel free to get in touch with me on my email, dominik.salvet@gmail.com, and I can provide them. Also, do not forget to take a look on a presentation on Limen Alpha.

Yeah man! I personally do not use command blocks either! I mentioned it several times in my projects here on PMC. The reason for that is quite different I would say but still... :-D Command blocks are software, whereas redstone is hardware... :-)

Ah, yes my red-stone creations. Yes these are quite complex in their own.

But the main thing is, I can visually follow all the wires (put up some lamps for debugging) and start with smaller units and slowly connect those to the larger part.
Switching this logic to code, I lose all that visual 'control'/'overview' and I start to struggle a lot. Hence the reason I tend not to use command blocks.

Thank you! Maybe you will find yourself in need of such a converter in the future... :-D But based on your redstone creations, I am astonished that it is little above your head... :D

Looks pretty fancy and simple thing, although it still goes a few bits above my head (even though I use open-source programs/OS as much as I can).