You don't need an adder or anything fancy, just basic gates AND, OR, NAND etc.
The functions I talk about will look at all 3 registers at the same time. For example, F1, that will check for a 3, will look at all registers for an ace. But you can save yourself some circuits with a little thought. For example, F3 that will look for a 3, only needs to look at the first register, as any potential 3 will come through it first.
The functions I talk about will look at all 3 registers at the same time. For example, F1, that will check for a 3, will look at all registers for an ace. But you can save yourself some circuits with a little thought. For example, F3 that will look for a 3, only needs to look at the first register, as any potential 3 will come through it first.