* There must be a JIT binary-translator which either turns PE code
into Power ISA code or vice-versa **OR**
* The compiler dual-compiles the original source code, and embeds
- both a Power binary and a PE binary into the ZOLC Basic Block
+ both a Power binary and a PE binary into the ZOLC Basic Block **OR**
+* All binaries are stored in an Intermediate Representation
+ (LLVM-IR, SPIR-V) and JIT-compiled on-demand.
All of these would work, but it is simpler and a lot less work
just to have the PEs
-execute the exact same ISA (or a subset of it).
+execute the exact same ISA (or a subset of it). If however the
+concept of Hybrid PE-Memory Processing were to become a JEDEC Standard,
+which would increase adoption and reduce cost, a bit more thought
+is required here because ARM or Intel or MIPS might not necessarily
+be happy that a Processing Element has to execute Power ISA binaries.
+At least the Power ISA is much richer, more powerful, still RISC,
+and is an Open Standard, as discussed in a earlier sections.
+