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pulse = 100 - |number mod 2| × 50
Use dst instruction can force set acc to negative, without any test instruction.
I abused the behavior of dst when the 2nd operand isnt a simple single digit number
and I also didn't use braching
Worst Attempt: 17/776K/50 (I actually tried to be inefficient.)
7/189/5
Yeah, I know I didn't need dgt though it was something I missed in my fast and initial attempt. Like I said, it was a mindless approach where I wasn't analyzing as closely as I should.
power and lines: 7 / 189 / 5
@ lisamariefan
When you are using the ROM you don't need dgt and dst
The 'dst' instruction :)
Is 3 / 303 / 9 the best cheapest solution?
For such a trivially simple problem, the complexity created by the I/O & operator constraints creates a surprisingly large number of approaches to solving it.