if an infinite supply of money and engineering time is thrown at it.
Is a half-way-house solution of compiler intrinsics good enough?
Intel, ARM, MIPS, Power ISA and RISC-V have all already said "yes" on that,
-for several decades, and advanced programmers are comfortable with it.
+for several decades, and advanced programmers are comfortable with the
+practice.
+
+**Roadmap summary of Advanced SVP64**
+
+The future direction for SVP64, then, is:
+
+* To overcome its current limitation of REMAP Schedules being
+ restricted to Register Files, leveraging the Snitch-style
+ register interception "tagging" technique.
+* To adopt ZOLC and merge REMAP Schedules into ZOLC
+* To bring OpenCAPI Memory Access into ZOLC as a first-level
+ concept that mirrors Snitch's Coherent Memory interception
+* To add the Graph-Node Walking Capability of Extra-V
+ to ZOLC / SVREMAP
+* To make it possible, in a combination of hardware and software,
+ to easily identify ZOLC / SVREMAP Blocks
+ that may be transparently pushed down closer to Memory, for
+ localised distributed parallel execution, by OpenCAPI-aware PEs,
+ exploiting both the Deterministic nature of ZOLC / SVREMAP
+ combined with the Cache-Coherent nature of OpenCAPI,
+ to the maximum extent possible.
+