Simulator for logic gates and circuits.
Below is an example gif of a microprocessor, designed by me, that implements a simple instruction set (similar to a 6502), that is running a simple program that prints Hello World! to its connected display, and then allows for infinite input by the user via their keyboard. The sample program is written in an assembly-style language (for easy programming of the D2), and the program can be seen here. There is also a LogiX plugin for the D2 that allows you to directly assemble a file into the D2's RAM for easy programming and running. The simulated processor is running at around 600-800 instructions per second.
There are a few example projects in the examples directory, which can be opened up in the editor, or simulated on the command line.
If you just want to get your hands dirty and start placing out logic gates and make circuits, all you'll need is a dotnet runtime, and to clone down the repository.
The .csproj targets .NET 7, so you'll need a runtime with version >= 7.
git clone https://github.com/dcronqvist/logix
.utils/setup.ps1
cd logix/src/LogiX
dotnet run