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That doesn't directly answer the question. The answer seems to be that MAFD refers to the union of the M, A, F, and D extensions to the baseline ISA, adding in
by MaxBarraclough 2y ago
That doesn't directly answer the question.
The answer seems to be that MAFD refers to the union of the M, A, F, and D extensions to the baseline ISA, adding integer multiplication and division instructions (M), atomic instructions (A), single-precision floating point instructions (F), and double-precision floating point instructions (D).