4 bit Binary <, >, = detector?

#1 Jun 24, 2012
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I've been messing with my 4 bit computer's subtractor and I realize that it would work to put a negative detector on it. The only thing i'd have to do is detect if the second input is larger than the first input... Is there a compact way to do that?

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#2 Jun 24, 2012
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http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/667280-grizdales-comparator/

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Grizdale's comparator should work just fine.

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#4 Jun 24, 2012
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Quote from ImmaBoss123

Grizdale's comparator should work just fine.

Don't fine, not great, but awesome!

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I always wanted to argue with a brick wall, I suppose the internet is the second best option.
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