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Going back to the original H&P texts and RISC philosophy, there is a claim that auto-increment addressing modes is too expensive due to the extra port in the RF
by adapteva 4y ago
Going back to the original H&P texts and RISC philosophy, there is a claim that auto-increment addressing modes is too expensive due to the extra port in the RF + scheduling complexity. For an instruction set that should support embedded in order dual issue processors with math intensive loops, this is arguably a "weird" omission in the base line.