PyCircTools
PyCircTools is a python package which contains tools to build circuits using python 3. It is a work in progress, and will be updated frequently to add more modules.
Working on...
As of the latest update, I'm working on the next one, which will include adders, shifters and so on. Including a full ALU! To get an insight on current development status, check #53-create-operation-module branch.
Table of contents
- 1. Installing PyCircTools and importing it
- 2. Logic Gates Module
- 3. Multiplexers Module
- 4. Latches Module
- 5. Operators
- 6. Exceptions
- 7. About
Installing PyCircTools and importing it.
To install PyCircTools, use pip by calling the following command:
pip install PyCircTools
Importing it is as easy as it gets, just insert the line
from PyCircTools.*subpackage* import *modules*
at the start of your code, and substitute subpackage with the package you want, and modules with the modules you want to import to your project.
Logic Gates Module
To read the documentation for this module, click this link.
Multiplexers Module
To read the documentation for this module, click this link.
Latches Module
To read the documentation for this module, click this link.
Operators Module
To read the documentation for this module, click this link.
Exceptions
To read the documentation for this module, click this link.
About
PyCircTools is software developed by LovetheFrogs and licensed under GPL-3.0 license. You can support the project and me by donating via PayPal or on ko-fi.
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