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RISC-V from the beginning was designed to work perfectly fine with vector processing. The lab that developed RISC-V made RISC-V to have an architecture that wou
by nickik 7y ago
RISC-V from the beginning was designed to work perfectly fine with vector processing. The lab that developed RISC-V made RISC-V to have an architecture that would allow them to use different vector units and experiment with different vector architectures. The Berkley Parallel Comouting Lab is where the worked on RISC-V.
The RISC-V V extention is the result of this work and exploration into parallel architecture.
RISC-V was to be modular and the V extention is just as much part of RISC-V as the F extention.
- maeln 7y agoI honestly don't have any opinion about it as i am not knowledgeable about this thing. I was just re-stating what the article is saying, and it didn't say that RISC-V doesn't have SIMD.