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Yes. You can do whatever you want, even extending or changing the ISA as you want (though if you break I-subset compatibility, the only thing you can't do is st
by _chris_ 11y ago
Yes. You can do whatever you want, even extending or changing the ISA as you want (though if you break I-subset compatibility, the only thing you can't do is still call it a RISC-V processor).