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uaarch64 has very little legacy stuff left. When ARM announced A715, they got rid of uaarch32 and said it got them a 75% reduction in the size of the decoder w
by hajile 4y ago
uaarch64 has very little legacy stuff left.
When ARM announced A715, they got rid of uaarch32 and said it got them a 75% reduction in the size of the decoder while increasing the width of the decoder from 4 to 5-wide. They even got rid of the uop-cache because the new encoding was so much smaller and efficient that it didn't make sense to keep it around.