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 In this way all the eight permutations of Scalar and Vector behaviour are covered, although without predication the scalar-destination ones are reduced in usefulness.  It does however clearly illustrate the principle.
 
-Note in particular: there is no separate Scalar add instruction and separate Vector instruction and separate Scalar-Vector instruction: it's all the same instruction, just with a loop.  Scalar happens to set that loop size to one.
+Note in particular: there is no separate Scalar add instruction and separate Vector instruction and separate Scalar-Vector instruction, *and there is no separate Vector register file*: it's all the same instruction, on the standard register file, just with a loop.  Scalar happens to set that loop size to one.
 
 # Adding single predication