I should represent that with the simulator.
For this I have created myself xor, xnor, not and and. Therefore it is not the built-in "xor", "xnor", "not" and "and".
However, they work just as well as the built-in. But I have an error, although I do not see it, because I think I created the code correctly, does anyone see it?
CHIP test{
//b0=in[2], b1=in[4], b2=in[5], b3=in[6]
//s1=in[0], s2=in[1], s3=in[3]
IN in[7];
OUT out[4];
PARTS:
//R1
Xor(a=in[2], b=in[4], out=a);
Xor(a=a, b=in[6], out=b);
//R2
Xor(a=in[2],b=in[5],out=c);
Xor(a=c, b=in[6], out=d);
//R3
Xor(a=in[4],b=in[6],out=e);
Xor(a=e,b=in[5],out=f);
//C1
Xnor(a=b,b=in[0], out=h);
//C2
Xnor(a=d,b=in[1], out=j);
//C3
Xnor(a=f,b=in[3], out=l);
Not(in=h1, out=hh);
Not(in=j1, out=jj);
Not(in=l1, out=ll);
//cb0
And(a=hh, b=jj, out=m);
And(a=m, b=l, out=n);
//cb1
And(a=hh, b=j, out=o);
And(a=o, b=ll, out=p);
//cb2
And(a=h, b=jj, out=q);
And(a=q, b=l, out=r);
//cb3
And(a=hh, b=jj, out=s);
And(a=s, b=ll, out=t);
//b0
Xor(a=in[2], b=n, out=out[0]);
//b1
Xor(a=in[4], b=p, out=out[1]);
//b2
Xor(a=in[5], b=r, out=out[2]);
//b3
Xor(a=in[6], b=t, out=out[3]);
}
Locked
