I broke it with a 2 story RS latch that I was making to compress ram

[Eforen]

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/df4ab6a4f7db0bde081b34615990c9c4

[dokranke]

I'm not able to use mc atm, but I guess that you have many components on your circuit, which should be the issue. On update each component will cause all componentes around it to update, which can led to a StackOverflowError.

Try to reduce the complexity of your ram modules. You don't need a rs-latch to make a ram, use subtractors instead (as you can see here.

Using this method you can store the signal with only one component (in a 2x2 space) and it also will respond faster to inputs (each component delays a signal by 1 tick).

[Eforen]

I was trying to do it as close to redstone as possible I may have to revise my plan and do it differently