I would say that there's a difference between simply a stateful circuit using capacitors etc and a digital register, at least in so far as a "hey look what I made" kind of post.
I have no qualms saying a stateful device can have no memory in the addressable memory sense.
I have no qualms saying a stateful device can have no memory in the addressable memory sense.
I'm not sure where addressable comes in. A digital register is literally a flip-flop (or a bank of flip-flops). It's wired into a larger circuit the same way that a capacitor is.
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I would say that there's a difference between simply a stateful circuit using capacitors etc and a digital register, at least in so far as a "hey look what I made" kind of post.
I have no qualms saying a stateful device can have no memory in the addressable memory sense.
I'm not sure where addressable comes in. A digital register is literally a flip-flop (or a bank of flip-flops). It's wired into a larger circuit the same way that a capacitor is.