BlurPD is a framework system to extend Pure Data with the ability to make
digital logic circuits while taking advantage of the DSP capabilities of Pure Data. In order to design and simulate interesting circuits, ASIC chips, DSP processors or entire CPU's, all in Pure Data. It is made from jucy fundamental modules (Lego blocks) that when put together turn Pure Data into a madness of bits ...

Bug Fixes & Notes [v3]

Modules [v3]

• GATES : not,and,nand,or,nor,xor,xnor,cfg,icfg,dna,ro,and3,or3,nand3,nor3,xor3,xnor3
• PLEXERS : 2x1multiplexer,1x2demultiplexer,1x2decoder
• MATH : adder,subtractor,multiplier,divider,comparator,comparator2
• IC : bpd1g8n (integrated 8xNAND gates)
• TOOLS : redled,blueled,greenled,yellowled,magentaled,cyanled,sigv,pininv,gateanalyer
  ledmatrix,controller,adipswitch,vled,hexdisplay,sigbridge,pinanalyzer
• WIRING : pininput,pinoutput,pin0,pin1,dipswitch,idipswitch
• MODULES : the core library for BlurPD built-in modules
• ICMODULES : the core library for "IC" modules
• DSP : btom,sin~,pha~,ipha~,cos~
• DSPTOOLS : scope~

New Stuff [v3]

• Changes to the Help system. Better GUI and integration [v3]

patch download
BlurPDv3-[3-7-2020].zip

BlurPD archive (older versions)
BlurPDv2.9-[3-3-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.8-[3-3-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.7-[3-3-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.6-[3-1-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.5-[2-29-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.4-[2-27-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.3-[2-26-2020].zip
BlurPDv2.2-[2-25-2020].zip

Multibit modules for more complex circuits [v3]

4-bit Boran-Tsung function using a 4-bit ALU (arithmetic logic unit) circuit made with BlurPD [v3]

4-bit Xi'n function using a 4-bit ALU circuit made with BlurPD [v3]

Snapshot of the modules system and help system [v3]

Making generative sounds using new DSP modules [v2.9]

Polymorphic circuit [v2.7]

Application 1 of BlurPD system from [v2.3]

Application 2 of BlurPD system from [v2.3]

Hexadecimal display [v2.3]

The Ancients [v2.2]

Complex analysis using a DIP-switch analyzer [v2.1]

DIPSwitch from [v2.0]

@Boran-Robert cool

@4ZZ4 Thank you very much !

@Boran-Robert this looks all very interesting, but i am not sure how to use it, probably because I do not know anything about cpu, chip and dsp design. If I understand it right, the basic idea is to work with bitwise operations?
Is it possible to create musical structures with your system? A simple example for that would be great.
Here I found the paper about bitwise audio synthesis: http://legacy.spa.aalto.fi/dafx08/papers/dafx08_13.pdf
By the way: I like the idea of simulating the Az'ahtet dialect from the anquietas language.

@Jona The system is design to be as simple as possible. It is like a lego system combine with real elements from electronics and computer science (bitwise logic). Prior knowledge about computer architecture is good to know to use the system well, but it is not necessary. The system can be use to create entire CPU's but you can just play like a kid with it. Each module has an exact behavior (lego block) that you can learn and then you can combine them to make something new. Your idea of using the system for sound is just one of the key points of the system. Pure Data is made for sound processing (DSP) but digital logic is different and not present in Pure Data. You can view BlurPD as a lego bridge that colours Pure Data with digital electronics. The idea of musical structures in BlurPD is not implemented but i have this idea of yours under my radar. I just have to figure it out an interesting way to do that..