By contrast, the VLIW prefix is only 16 bits, the VL/MAX/SubVL block is
only 16 bits, and as long as not too many predicates and register vector
-qualifiers are specified, several 32-bit and 16-bit opcodes can fit into the
-format. If the full flexibility of the 16 bit block formats are not needed, more space is saved by using the 8 bit formats.
+qualifiers are specified, several 32-bit and 16-bit opcodes can fit into
+the format. If the full flexibility of the 16 bit block formats are not
+needed, more space is saved by using the 8 bit formats.
In this light, embedding the VL/MAXVL, PredCam and RegCam CSR entries into
a VLIW format makes a lot of sense.