Since the advent of the J Wiki my own preference is for J Wiki articles over labs. Especially for collaborative efforts.
----- Original Message ----- From: Arie Groeneveld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, October 18, 2007 9:57 Subject: [Jgeneral] Contribution? To: General forum <[email protected]> > During the on going process of teaching myself J, I came > upon the idea of developing a lab on the subject of logic > circuits. As far as I know there's not much about this > subject, so may be it is of interest for some members > of the community. > > What I have so far is a short lab giving examples of > building simple logic circuits consisting of just one > basic element called a NAND GATE. For this moment the > lab offers the XOR GATE as most complex construction. > My intention is to extend this to more complex circuits > like a JK MS flipflop, a shift register, a full adder, > etc ..., if possible :-) > > I'm aware of the following facts: > > - My native language isn't English > - I'm not an expert in J; f.e. tacit > - ... > > Anyway, apart from these facts, and you will probably > come up with more, perhaps this simple lab could evolve > to a fully fledged member of the lab collection. > > It will be appreciated to give commentary and to judge > how to continue. > > The lab is attached as 'logiccircuits.ijt' > > > Regards > > > @@i > > p.s. If there already exists something on this > subject in the house of J, please let > me know! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
