Closed SoufSilence closed 10 months ago
Normally, vstart is 0. The case below the one you highlighted addresses the 0 case. The case you highlighted is relevant only when vstart>0.
On Thu, Jan 25, 2024 at 7:29 PM SoufSilence @.***> wrote:
The spec defines the behavior of slideup/slidedown when i>0, but it does not seem to define the behavior when i=0. Is this an oversight?
For slideup: default.png (view on web) https://github.com/riscv/riscv-v-spec/assets/13818622/c774bb1d-5ef6-42a8-af9f-750aad56ec98 For slidedown: default.png (view on web) https://github.com/riscv/riscv-v-spec/assets/13818622/e15c43e3-8ff3-4814-904e-e3e307450a12
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Thank you very much for your quick reply! But please forgive me for not understanding your comment. Maybe I didn't express myself clearly. What I want to say is that when vstart is 0 and OFFSET is 5, for example, the spec only specifies that vd[1], vd[2], vd[3] and vd[4] should remain unchanged, but the value of vd[0] is not specified.
Ah, it looks like the issue is that we are looking at different versions of the spec. If you look at the HEAD of master, you'll see that the <
was changed to <=
a few years ago.
Ah, it looks like the issue is that we are looking at different versions of the spec. If you look at the HEAD of master, you'll see that the
<
was changed to<=
a few years ago.
Yes we looked at different versions, now I know the way to check the latest version, thanks for your reply.
The spec defines the behavior of slideup/slidedown when i>0, but it does not seem to define the behavior when i=0. Is this an oversight?