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Code to divide a 4-bit signed binary number

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Well thanks for all the helpful answers :unsure: 

 

Anyway, I figured it out....I just had to stop trying to thing of a way to code it in C++ and instead look at each individual bit in something like a truth table and then build the circuit. 

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I'm looking over one of the practice test problems, and I have to design a circuit that divides a 4-bit signed binary number by 3. 

 

How would I go about doing it (in Verilog)? 

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I don't know how to answer this seriously or sarcastically...

 

 

This is against CoC, but you could try googling it? (If you haven't already)

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I don't know how to answer this seriously or sarcastically...

 

 

This is against CoC, but you could try googling it? (If you haven't already)

I'm not understanding the issue :unsure:

 

Why is it against the CoC? (it's not an actual test problem, just a practice problem)....or are you saying, telling me to google is against the lmgtfy in the coc? 

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I'm not understanding the issue :unsure:

 

Why is it against the CoC? (it's not an actual test problem, just a practice problem) 

It's against CoC to suggest googling things. 

 

One particularly high/drunk mod gave me a warning point for it once. The OP was looking for an image. An image. The OP even said that was a good idea.

 

And yes I am 100% willing to call out mods for being stupid. I'm not afraid of warning points.

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I don't know how to answer this seriously or sarcastically...

 

 

This is against CoC, but you could try googling it? (If you haven't already)

It's not against the CoC, LMGTFY is against the CoC

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And yes I am 100% willing to call out mods for being stupid. I'm not afraid of warning points.

Well... Yeah. If they do something stupid call them out. 

 

The logic behind it though is to not tolerate it, even if it isn't malicious. If you tolerate it when one person does non-maliciously then a person that does it to be a dick can say "but he was allowed to!"

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Well... Yeah. If they do something stupid call them out. 

 

The logic behind it though is to not tolerate it, even if it isn't malicious. If you tolerate it when one person does non-maliciously then a person that does it to be a dick can say "but he was allowed to!"

One time I called out a mod and ended up getting in trouble.

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Well. That is fucking stupid.

And it wasn't in a public setting either. I messaged slick or something. I forget what I did about it. But it wasn't like I made a thread about it. I really dislike some of the mods here.

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And it wasn't in a public setting either. I messaged slick or something. I forget what I did about it. But it wasn't like I made a thread about it. I really dislike some of the mods here.

Right.

 

I am neutral on most and like some. I haven't noticed any vibrant douchebaggery. 

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Right.

 

I am neutral on most and like some. I haven't noticed any vibrant douchebaggery. 

I've experienced it twice or so.

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Well thanks for all the helpful answers :unsure: 

 

Anyway, I figured it out....I just had to stop trying to thing of a way to code it in C++ and instead look at each individual bit in something like a truth table and then build the circuit. 

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