This is a standard mode normally found in Vector ISAs. every element in every source Vector and in the destination uses the same bit of one single predicate mask.
-In SVSTATE, for Single-predication, implementors MUST increment both srcstep and dststep: unlike Twin-Predication the two must be equal at all times.
+In SVSTATE, for Single-predication, implementors MUST increment both srcstep and dststep, but depending on whether sz and/or dz are set, srcstep and
+dststep can still potentially become different indices. Only when sz=dz
+is srcstep guaranteed to equal dststep at all times.
+
+Example 1:
+
+* VL=3
+* mask=0b1101
+* sz=0, dz=1
+
+The following schedule for srcstep and dststep will occur:
+
+| srcstep | dststep | comment |
+| ---- | ----- | -------- |
+| 0 | 0 | both mask[src=0] and mask[dst=0] are 1 |
+| 1 | 2 | sz=1 but dz=0: dst skips mask[1], src soes not |
+| 2 | 3 | mask[src=2] and mask[dst=3] are 1 |
+
+sz and dz however still interact
# Twin Predication