Open az-sc opened 1 year ago
EEW CAN be larger or shorter than SEW. You are right that the spec does not mention the above mentioned case explicitly but I found the explanation in Section 5.2. "For example, most widening arithmetic instructions have a source group with EEW=SEW and EMUL=LMUL but have a destination group with EEW=2SEW and EMUL=2LMUL."
So if SEW = 64b, the destination element width (EEW) would definitely be 128 bit.
Hello! The specification does not clearly state whether it is acceptable to use EEWs larger or smaller than the allowed SEWs (EEW = 128 for widening SEW = 64 for example). Chapter 18 doesn't have any standards with EEW > 64, but would like more clarity in the description.