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What is BinPy? ==============

BinPy is an digital electronics simulation / learning package written purely in Python. BinPy is easy to use and install (see the download instructions and tutorial for more information), and works with Python >= 2.5 on all platforms including Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X.

BinPy's currently available resources include:

• Gates

  All basic logic gates (AND, OR, EXOR, NAND, NOR, XNOR, NOT)

• Combinational logics

  Adders, Subtractors, Multipliers, Multiplexers, Demultiplexers, Encoders and Decoders.

• Multiplication Algorithms

  Karatsuba's Mutliplication algorithm, Booth's algorithm, Robertson's algorithm, Toom-3 Multiplication algorithm, SSA

• Division Algorithms

  Restoring and Non Restoring basic binary division algorithms.

• Sequential logics

  Flip Flops, A variety of multi bit Counters and Registers.

• Integrated Circuits

  A huge collection of Integrated circuits covering almost the entire 7000 series and a number of 4000 series IC modules.

• Tools

  Clock, Power Source, 7 segment display, Multivibrator and a command line Oscilloscope.

• Analog tools [ Under development ]

  Analog sources and resistor.

• Algorithms

  Quine-McCluskey Algorithm (To find minimized Boolean Equation) Moore Machine Optimizer.

• Expression Parser.

  Tree based expression structure to parse and manipulate expressions. K-Map generation utility

Documentation ============

The main BinPy documentation is maintained at http://packages.python.org/BinPy/index.html.

The issue tracker is located at https://github.com/BinPy/BinPy/issues?state=open.

An extensive collection of examples have been made available by our developers and is available in the examples folder. This is a great place to understand the functionality and usage of all the available modules in BinPy.

Projects / Ideas

• Roadmap -- Our roadmap to BinPy 1.0
• Ideas -- A discussion page where anyone can contribute ideas that could be useful for BinPy.
• Technical References -- Related electronic literature and websites.
• Test automation -- Wishlist scratchpad for streamlining the test suite.

Google Summer of Code

GSoC 2014

• GSoC 2014 Ideas -- An Idea list for the Google Summer of Code 2014.
• GSoC 2014 Application Template -- The template for student applications for Google Summer of Code.

Development ==========

• Getting The Latest development version -- How to get the latest development version of BinPy.
• Development workflow -- How to send a Pull Request.
• Writing documentation -- How to write docstrings, tutorials etc.
• Running tests -- How to test the code and examples in documentation.
• Work in progress -- Features / Tasks which are under construction by our devs.

License

Refer this license file for more info.