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As far as I understand in Qualcomm case it is exactly a third-party implementation of licensed ARM ISA. So looks like an ideal case for switching to RISC-V.
by oytis 4y ago
As far as I understand in Qualcomm case it is exactly a third-party implementation of licensed ARM ISA. So looks like an ideal case for switching to RISC-V.
- madeofpalk 4y agoAs far as I understand, Arm ISA is a lot stricter, whereas RISC-V implementations can have more variations. So it's 'easier' to switch to a different implementation of Arm as you'll be more sure that the processor works the same way. At least, that's the idea.