x86 also does macro fusion. Difference is RISC-V was designed for compressed instruction and fusion from the get go. X86 bolted this on. Anyway what you gain f

x86 also does macro fusion. Difference is RISC-V was designed for compressed instruction and fusion from the get go. X86 bolted this on. Anyway what you gain from this is a very simple ISA, which helps tool writers, those who implement hardware as well in academia for teaching and research. How does the insanely complex x86 instructions help anyone?