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Right, so this is about supporting legacy hardware. Nobody today is designing a chip with IP that cannot support an AxADDR width that is equal to the architectu
by brooksbp 5y ago
Right, so this is about supporting legacy hardware. Nobody today is designing a chip with IP that cannot support an AxADDR width that is equal to the architecture's bit width (64 or 32), right? Right? shakes fist in rage