From bd98878c01063e7cc4887826107fc122b61bf3a6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2018 19:42:11 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] fill in table --- simple_v_extension.mdwn | 122 ++++++++++++++++++++-------------------- 1 file changed, 61 insertions(+), 61 deletions(-) diff --git a/simple_v_extension.mdwn b/simple_v_extension.mdwn index bcd07e40d..484fb59db 100644 --- a/simple_v_extension.mdwn +++ b/simple_v_extension.mdwn @@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ stalling, even in a simple non-superscalar architecture. ## Conclusions -In the above sections the four different ways where parallel instruction +In the above sections the five different ways where parallel instruction execution has closely and loosely inter-related implications for the ISA and for implementors, were outlined. The pluses and minuses came out as follows: @@ -378,14 +378,14 @@ be **entirely transparent** to the end-user and the compiler. Whilst a Vector (varible-width SIM) may not precisely match the width of the parallelism within the implementation, the end-user **should not care** and in this way the performance benefits are gained but the ISA remains -simple. All that happens at the end of an instruction run is: some +straightforward. All that happens at the end of an instruction run is: some parallel units (if there are any) would remain offline, completely transparently to the ISA, the program, and the compiler. The "SIMD considered harmful" trap of having huge complexity and extra instructions to deal with corner-cases is thus avoided, and implementors get to choose precisely where to focus and target the benefits of their -implementationefforts.. +implementation efforts, without "extra baggage". # V-Extension to Simple-V Comparative Analysis @@ -678,64 +678,64 @@ Exceptions are: Table of RV32V Instructions -| RV32V | | -| ----- | --- | -| VADD | | -| VSUB | | -| VSL | | -| VSR | | -| VAND | | -| VOR | | -| VXOR | | -| VSEQ | | -| VSNE | | -| VSLT | | -| VSGE | | -| VCLIP | | -| VCVT | | -| VMPOP | | -| VMFIRST | | -| VEXTRACT | | -| VINSERT | | -| VMERGE | | -| VSELECT | | -| VSLIDE | | -| VDIV | | -| VREM | | -| VMUL | | -| VMULH | | -| VMIN | | -| VMAX | | -| VSGNJ | | -| VSGNJN | | -| VSGNJX | | -| VSQRT | | -| VCLASS | | -| VPOPC | | -| VADDI | | -| VSLI | | -| VSRI | | -| VANDI | | -| VORI | | -| VXORI | | -| VCLIPI | | -| VMADD | | -| VMSUB | | -| VNMADD | | -| VNMSUB | | -| VLD | | -| VLDS | | -| VLDX | | -| VST | | -| VSTS | | -| VSTX | | -| VAMOSWAP | | -| VAMOADD | | -| VAMOAND | | -| VAMOOR | | -| VAMOXOR | | -| VAMOMIN | | -| VAMOMAX | | +| RV32V | RV Equivalent (FP) | RV Equivalent (Int) | +| ----- | --- | | +| VADD | FADD | ADD | +| VSUB | FSUB | SUB | +| VSL | | | +| VSR | | | +| VAND | | AND | +| VOR | | OR | +| VXOR | | XOR | +| VSEQ | | | +| VSNE | | | +| VSLT | | | +| VSGE | | | +| VCLIP | | | +| VCVT | | | +| VMPOP | | | +| VMFIRST | | | +| VEXTRACT | | | +| VINSERT | | | +| VMERGE | | | +| VSELECT | | | +| VSLIDE | | | +| VDIV | FDIV | DIV | +| VREM | | REM | +| VMUL | FMUL | MUL | +| VMULH | | | +| VMIN | FMIN | | +| VMAX | FMUX | | +| VSGNJ | FSGNJ | | +| VSGNJN | FSGNJN | | +| VSGNJX | FSNGJX | | +| VSQRT | FSQRT | | +| VCLASS | | | +| VPOPC | | | +| VADDI | | | +| VSLI | | | +| VSRI | | | +| VANDI | | | +| VORI | | | +| VXORI | | | +| VCLIPI | | | +| VMADD | FMADD | | +| VMSUB | FMSUB | | +| VNMADD | FNMSUB | | +| VNMSUB | FNMADD | | +| VLD | FLD | | +| VLDS | | | +| VLDX | | | +| VST | FST | | +| VSTS | | | +| VSTX | | | +| VAMOSWAP | | AMOSWAP | +| VAMOADD | | AMOADD | +| VAMOAND | | AMOAND | +| VAMOOR | | AMOOR | +| VAMOXOR | | AMOXOR | +| VAMOMIN | | AMOMIN | +| VAMOMAX | | AMOMAX | ## TODO: sort -- 2.30.2