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A32 is simpler, but looking at A64 instructions certainly begs the question "they still call this a RISC?"
by userbinator 1y ago
A32 is simpler, but looking at A64 instructions certainly begs the question "they still call this a RISC?"
- Joker_vD 1y agoHey, if you can't write "ADD [r0], r1" but have instead to do "LDR r2, [r0]; ADD r2, r1; STR [r0], r2", it means it's still RISC.
- aengelke 1y agoActually, nowadays Arm describes the ISA as a load-store architecture. The RISC vs. CISC debate is, in my opinion, pretty pointless nowadays and I'd prefer if we'd just stop using these words to describe ISAs.