Added 7408, 7432, and and 7486 chips

SDPPython/chip.py

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ def pin_configuration_json(self):
 
     def send_pin_configuration(self, uart_port, baudrate=250000):
         """
-        Sends the pin configuration as a JSON string over UART.{"chip_number": "00", "logic_type": "NAND", "pin_count": 14, "description": "Quad 2-input NAND gate", "pins": {"1": "input", "2": "input", "3": "output", "4": "input", "5": "input", "6": "output", "7": "ground", "8": "output", "9": "input", "10": "input", "11": "output", "12": "input", "13": "input", "14": "VCC"}}
+        Sends the pin configuration as a JSON string over UART.
         
         :param uart_port: The UART port (e.g., 'COM3' on Windows or '/dev/ttyUSB0' on Linux).
         :param baudrate: The baudrate for UART communication.
@@ -96,9 +96,36 @@ def send_pin_configuration(self, uart_port, baudrate=250000):
             print(f"Sent JSON data over UART: {json_data}")
     def set_truth_table(self,outputs):
         self.TruthTable=binary_number_list(self.inputn,outputs)
+
     def print_truth_tale(self):
         print(f"Chip: {self.chip_number}")
         print(f"Logic type: {self.logic_type}")
         print("INPUT BITS|OUTPUT BITS")
         for entry in self.TruthTable:
             print(f"  {entry[0]}      {entry[1]}")
+
+def binary_number_list(bits,outputs):
+    list = []
+    for number in range(0,(2**bits)):
+        bitslist = separate_bits(number,bits)
+        list.append([bitslist,outputs[number]])
+    return list
+
+def separate_bits(num, n):
+    bits = [(num >> i) & 1 for i in range(n)]  # Extract each bit
+    return bits[::-1]  # Return in correct order
+
+def find_input_pins(ic):
+    n = ic.inputn
+
+    inputpins = []
+    temp = []
+    for pin in range(1,ic.pin_count+1):
+        print("PIN NUMBER IS: ", pin, ic.get_pin(pin))
+        if(ic.get_pin(pin) == "input"):
+            temp.append(pin)
+            if len(temp) == n:
+                inputpins.append(temp)
+                temp=[]
+    return inputpins
+print("")