> load and increment address register in a single instruction is extremely valuable here I think this is not important anymore because modern architectures al

> load and increment address register in a single instruction is extremely valuable here I think this is not important anymore because modern architectures allow to add offset to register value so you can write something like, using weird RISC-V syntax for addition: ld r2, 0(r1) ld r3, 4(r1) ld r4, 8(r1) These operations can be executed in parallel, while with auto-incrementing you cannot do that.