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@@ -492,6 +492,13 @@ allows the instruction to perform full parallel vector div/mod,
 or act in loop-back mode for big-int division by a scalar,
 or for a single scalar 128/64 div/mod.
 
 or act in loop-back mode for big-int division by a scalar,
 or for a single scalar 128/64 div/mod.
 

+Again, just as with `sv.madded` and `sv.adde`, adventurous implementors
+may perform massively-wide DIV/MOD by transparently merging (fusing)
+the Vector element operations together, only inputting a single RC and
+outputting the last RC. Where efficient algorithms such as Goldschmidt
+are deployed internally this could dramatically reduce the cycle completion
+time for massive Vector DIV/MOD.
+

 Just as with `divdeu` on which this instruction is based an overflow
 detection is required.  When the divisor is too small compared to
 the dividend then the result may not fit into 64 bit.  Knuth's
 Just as with `divdeu` on which this instruction is based an overflow
 detection is required.  When the divisor is too small compared to
 the dividend then the result may not fit into 64 bit.  Knuth's