currently occupied. Plus, the twin lessons that inventing ISAs, even
a small one, is hard (mostly in compiler writing) and how complex
GPU Task Scheduling is, are being heard loud and clear.
-
+Put another way:
+
+* if the PEs run a foriegn ISA, then the Basic Blocks embedded inside
+ the ZOLC Loops must be in that ISA **OR**
+* In order that the main CPU can execute the same sequence if necessary,
+ the CPU must support dual ISAs: Power and PE **OR**
+* 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
+
+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).