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- Good performance: The example processor can be clocked at 120 kHz. - Good performance: The example processor can be clocked at 120 kHz.
- Supports large circuits: The "Conway's Game of Life" example consists of about 2400 active components - Supports large circuits: The "Conway's Game of Life" example consists of about 2400 active components
and works just fine. and works just fine.
- Its possible to use custom components which are implemented in Java and packed in a jar file. - It is possible to use custom components which are implemented in Java and packed in a jar file.
See this [example](https://github.com/hneemann/digitalCustomComponents) for details. See this [example](https://github.com/hneemann/digitalCustomComponents) for details.
- Simple remote TCP interface which e.g. allows an [assembler IDE](https://github.com/hneemann/Assembler) to control - Simple remote TCP interface which e.g. allows an [assembler IDE](https://github.com/hneemann/Assembler) to control
the simulator. the simulator.
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### Switch On ### ### Switch On ###
In Logisim there is no real "switching on" of a circuit. The simulation is running also while you are modifying it. In Logisim there is no real "switching on" of a circuit. The simulation is running also while you are modifying it.
This causes sometimes an unexpected behaviour. So its possible to build a simple master-slave flip-flop This causes sometimes an unexpected behaviour. So it is possible to build a simple master-slave flip-flop
which works fine. But after a circuit reset the flip-flop does not work anymore. which works fine. But after a circuit reset the flip-flop does not work anymore.
Since the circuit is not switched on, there is no Since the circuit is not switched on, there is no
settling time to bring the circuit to a stable condition after its completion. settling time to bring the circuit to a stable condition after its completion.