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Almost makes you think RISC-V was right with 128-bit extension. On the other hand, exabyte-scale memories might one day be possible, but would it still be usefu
by tliltocatl 2y ago
Almost makes you think RISC-V was right with 128-bit extension. On the other hand, exabyte-scale memories might one day be possible, but would it still be useful to maintain single-address-space illusion for these?
- snvzz 2y agoRV128I is not an extension, but a (non-ratified) base ISA. Independent from RV64I, which in turn is independent from (and predates) RV32I.