* **x** - a `RESERVED` encoding. Illegal Instruction Trap must be raised
* **n** - a specification-defined value
* **!zero** - a non-zero specification-defined value
-* **DWd** - "Defined Word" as explained in Book I Section 1.6 (Public v3.1 p11)
+* **DWd** - when including bit 32 is a "Defined Word" as explained in
+ Book I Section 1.6 (Public v3.1 p11)
Note that for the future SVP64Single Encoding (currently RESERVED3 and 4)
it is prohibited to have bits 8-31 be zero, unlike for SVP64 Vector space,
on top of an SVP64 prefix which is 32-bit on top of a Defined Word
and the complexity at the Decoder becomes too great for High
Performance Multi-Issue systems.
-* There is however no reason why PO9-PO1 (EXT901?) as a 64-bit Encoding
+* There is however no reason why PO9-PO1 (EXT901?) as an entirely new RESERVED
+ 64-bit Encoding
should not be permitted as long as it is clearly marked as UnVectoriseable.
* PO1-**PO9** Prefixed-Prefixed (96-bit) instructions are also prohibited
for the same reason: Multi-Issue Decode complexity is too great.
-* There is however no reason why PO1-PO9 (EXT109) as a 64-bit Encoding
+* There is however no reason why PO1-PO9 (EXT109) as an entirely new RESERVED
+ 64-bit Encoding
should not be permitted as long as it is clearly marked as UnVectoriseable.
* EXT100-163 instructions (PO1-Prefixed) are also prohibited from being
double-PO1-prefixed (not twice prefixed)