Logic Sorter - Revision history

64.178.254.175 at 07:54, 9 November 2025

2025-11-09T07:54:24Z

2025-02-19T22:10:21Z

Add table for CONDOP values, including pre-shifted.

2024-08-01T23:52:15Z

MIPS -> IC10

2024-08-01T23:48:43Z

use template for code

2024-07-24T01:13:22Z

add bit layout of the six current instructions

2024-07-23T01:58:42Z

‎Filter Instructions

2024-07-23T01:54:23Z

rephrase more compactly, and without using the inaccurate term "stack"

2024-07-23T01:46:38Z

add example MIPS

2024-06-05T20:56:55Z

2024-05-20T08:48:23Z

fix spacing and rename Logic Parameters -> Stack Logic Parameters

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 | FilterQuantityCompare || 5 || Compares the stack size of the items in the import slot.
 |-
-|LimitNextExecutionCount || 6 || Ensures the next executable instruction will only return true a specified number of times. Each time it returns true, it decrements by one.
+|LimitNextExecutionByCount || 6 || Ensures the next executable instruction will only return true a specified number of times. Each time it returns true, it decrements by one.
 |}

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 |-
 |LimitNextExecutionCount || 6 || Ensures the next executable instruction will only return true a specified number of times. Each time it returns true, it decrements by one.
 |}

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 If you wish your sorter to send [[Steel Ingot]]s to the second output you should place the value 0xd8f8af8d_01 ( = 931885190401 decimal ) into memory 0.  More complicated programs will have to consider whether they want to use Mode 0 (match All), Mode 1 (match Any), or Mode 2 (match None).
-It is more readable to calculate the instructions using MIPS like this:
+It is more readable to calculate the instructions using [[IC10]] like this:
 {{ICCode|

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 It is more readable to calculate the instructions using MIPS like this:
-<pre>
+{{ICCode|
 alias sorter d0
 define steel HASH("ItemSteelIngot")
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 or r0 r0 SorterInstruction.FilterPrefabHashEquals
 put sorter 0 r0
-</pre>
+}}
 {| class="wikitable"

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 |LimitNextExecutionCount || 6 || Ensures the next executable instruction will only return true a specified number of times. Each time it returns true, it decrements by one.
 |}
 {{Data Network Header}}

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 Check the in game Stationpedia [F1 on your keyboard] for formatting and instruction sizes to determine how to populate the memory.  Be warned that the stationpedia fails to document the endianness (bit 0 is the least significant bit).  While the stationpedia does document that the Logic Sorter has 256 bytes of memory, it is addressed as 32 x 8-byte (64-bit) numbers.
-If you wish your sorter to send [[Steel Ingot]]s to the second output you should place the value 0xd8f8af8d_01 ( = 931885190401 decimal ) into memory 0.  More complicated programs will have to consider whether they want to use Mode 0 (match Any) or Mode 1 (match All).
+If you wish your sorter to send [[Steel Ingot]]s to the second output you should place the value 0xd8f8af8d_01 ( = 931885190401 decimal ) into memory 0.  More complicated programs will have to consider whether they want to use Mode 0 (match All), Mode 1 (match Any), or Mode 2 (match None).
 It is more readable to calculate the instructions using MIPS like this:

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 <blockquote><q>Contains an Internal Memory which is assessed to check whether something should be sorted. When an item is in the Import slot Slot, the stack is checked and if result is true the thing is moved to the Export2 slot slot, otherwise it is moved to the Export slot slot. The Mode is used in how the stack is assessed, by default the mode is ALL, so every instruction in the stack would need to return true.</q><br>
 '''- Stationpedia'''</blockquote>
-−
-*This section is still a work in progress.
+Logic sorter is similar in almost every way to the previous sorter but has a internal memory that can be configured with logic and bit shifting to sort items passing through. When an item enters the import slot, it is checked against the filters in memory.  If the Mode is 0(All) then every filter must return true for the item to be sent to the export 2 slot.  If the mode is 1(Any) then as long as one of the filters returns true, the item matches and will be sent to the export 2 slot.
 ==Filter Instructions==

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 Logic sorter is similar in almost every way to the previous sorter but has a internal memory, a.k.a stack, that can be accessed with logic and bit shifting to sort items passing through. When an item enters the import slot, its checked against the stack and if the result is true, moves the item to the export 2 slot, otherwise its moved to the export slot. The mode is how the stack is assessed. If mode is set to "ALL", every instruction in the stack would need to return as true.
-==Stack Logic Parameters==
+==Filter Instructions==
-Check the in game Stationpedia [F1 on your keyboard] for formatting and instruction sizes to determine how to construct the stack information.
+Check the in game Stationpedia [F1 on your keyboard] for formatting and instruction sizes to determine how to populate the memory.  Be warned that the stationpedia fails to document the endianness (bit 0 is the least significant bit).  While the stationpedia does document that the Logic Sorter has 256 bytes of memory, it is addressed as 32 x 8-byte (64-bit) numbers.
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 | SortingClass || Integer || Class group of items.
 |-
-| Quantity || Integer || Size of stack.
+| Quantity || Integer || Size of item stack.
 |-
 | PrefabHash || Integer || Returns [[ItemHash]] of item in slot.

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 | ScanningHead || 36 || || Flare || 37 || || Blocked || 38 ||
 |-
-| SuitMod || 39 || || || || ||
+| SuitMod || 39 || || Crate || 40 || || Portables || 41 ||
 |}