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...e.g. in the [[register renaming|rename unit]]), save pipeline bandwidth in all stages from decode to retire, and consequently save power. ...C CPU2006]] benchmark where it is found to be slightly behind contemporary ISAs. In their paper<ref>Celio et al</ref>, it's claimed that the RV64G and RV64

...3G}}). With the introduction of {{arm|ARMv4}}, the mode became optional on all non-T variants. {{arm|ARMv5}} dropped 26-bit compatibility entirely. ...rm|R15}}. This allows for an address space of only up to 64 MiB (note that all instructions are {{arm|Word}}-aligned, therefore the two low bits are alway

...modularity, and extensibility. RISC-V is not designed to replace prominent ISAs such as [[x86]] and [[ARM]], but rather to provide a foundation for emergin ...and {{arch|128}} address space and [[register]] widths (i.e., word size). All RISC-V implementations must include the base {{risc-v|RV32I}} instructions.

Vulcan can trace its roots all the way back to [[Raza Microelectronics]] {{raza|XLR}} family of [[MIPS]] p In [[2013]], Broadcom announced that they have licensed the ARMv7 and ARMv8 ISAs, allowing them to develop their own micro-architectures based on the ISA. V