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Because RISC-V is designed to provide the foundation for more specialized hardware, RISC-V offers the ability to extend the architecture with '''non-standard extensions''' which refers to additional instructions offered by third parties that are not part of RISC-V officially recognized {{risc-v|standard extensions}}.
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RISC-V '''non-standard extensions''' refers to additional instructions offered by third parties that are not part of RISC-V officially recognized {{risc-v|standard extensions}}.
 
 
== Overview ==
 
In addition to the RISC-V {{risc-v|standard extensions}}, the ISA allows for custom third party ISA. The intention of custom extensions is to allow designers to implement additional highly specialized instructions.
 
 
 
* '''Xabc''' - Non-standard User-level extension "abc"
 
* '''SXabc''' - Non-standard Supervisorlevel extension "abc"
 
 
 
For example <code>RV32IXabc</code>.
 
 
 
== Non-standard extensions ==
 
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