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Allright, the ISA itself is probably protected under some copyrights(+patents), which in the US last for ~one century (cf Disney). In the end, nobody sane woul
by sylware 8mo ago
Allright, the ISA itself is probably protected under some copyrights(+patents), which in the US last for ~one century (cf Disney).
In the end, nobody sane would try its luck, better go for something non "IP-locked".
Aka RISC-V, not to mention that for a modern implementation RISC-V is more friendly.