I was reading the Intel instruction manual and noticed there is a 'NOP' instruction that does nothing on the main CPU, and a 'FNOP' instruction that does nothing on the FPU. Why are there two separ...
It is the reason that Google dropped RISC-V support in Android. Each device requires totally different software which makes it time and resource consuming to develop for the platform.
One of the major advantages of x86 is that it is standardized. I want to be able to make a bootable USB for RISC-V hardware.
It is the reason that Google dropped RISC-V support in Android. Each device requires totally different software which makes it time and resource consuming to develop for the platform.
One of the major advantages of x86 is that it is standardized. I want to be able to make a bootable USB for RISC-V hardware.