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Using the uops directy as the isa would be a bad idea for code density. In RISC-V land, vendors tend to target standard extensions/profiles, but when they hardw
by camel-cdr 2y ago
Using the uops directy as the isa would be a bad idea for code density.
In RISC-V land, vendors tend to target standard extensions/profiles, but when they hardware is capable of other operations they often expose those through custom extensions.