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For the uninitiated in AArch64, are there specific parts of it you're referring to here? Mostly what I find is that it lets you stitch common instruction combin
by VonTum 11mo ago
For the uninitiated in AArch64, are there specific parts of it you're referring to here? Mostly what I find is that it lets you stitch common instruction combinations together, like shift + add and fancier adressing. Since the whole point of RISC-V was a RISC instruction set, these things are superfluous.
- zozbot234 11mo agoRISC-V has shift+add instructions as part of the Zba extension. Zba is part of B, so it's included in many recent RISC-V profiles.