> Do we really want to be faced with a multiplicity of distinct ISAs? Yes. We want distinct ISA where it makes sense for the application. You want to have litt

> Do we really want to be faced with a multiplicity of distinct ISAs? Yes. We want distinct ISA where it makes sense for the application. You want to have little sensor controller, should it really be the same as a gigantic parallel server? RISC-V deals with this by creating 'profiles' meaning specific configurations that apply to applications of a particular field. And of course the tools of RISC-V should be designed to handle these situations.