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The problem is that this only applies to the design and not the implementation. There is no perfect design and certainly no perfect implementations.
by willnonya 4y ago
The problem is that this only applies to the design and not the implementation. There is no perfect design and certainly no perfect implementations.
- sylware 4y agoRISC-V would be seen as an "average" modern ISAs. Like everything, it comes with trade-offs, and here some ISA design choices come straight from the experience accumulated on advanced CPU design. For instance, if I did understand well, the handling of arithmetics flags in RISC-V is what it is because of it makes out-of-order CPU design way easier.