Simple-V is effectively a type of "Zero-Overhead Loop Control" to which
an entire 24 bits are exclusively dedicated in a fully RISC-abstracted
manner. Within those 24-bits there are no Scalar instructions, and
-no Vector instructions: there is only "Loop Control".
+no Vector instructions: there is *only* "Loop Control".
-This is why there are no actuak Vector operations in Simple-V: *all* suitable
+This is why there are no actual Vector operations in Simple-V: *all* suitable
Scalar Operations are Vectorised or not at all. This has some extremely
important implications when considering adding new instructions, and
especially when allocating the Opcode Space for them.