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> For advanced designs the instruction set really doesn't matter that much I disagree. For high performance applications some extensions are required. That's
by avianes 6y ago
> For advanced designs the instruction set really doesn't matter that much
I disagree.
For high performance applications some extensions are required. That's why x86 has so many extensions such as AVX.
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- moonchild 6y agoMost of x86's notable extensions are to provide increasingly wide SIMD registers, which risc-v solves with proper vector instructions. Though there are, of course, other useful extensions like fast syscalls.