Generalize XLEN. #2
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Thank you for the pull request! I have added this feature to the lion development project. |
It's not RV64I yet, for it has no `*w` instructions (`addw` and such).
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@dopamane Now includes *W instructions; also generalized the SOC; PTAL and let me know what you think. |
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It's not RV64I yet, for it has no
*winstructions (addwand such).I'm not sure how complete you want it to be to consider it worth merging. I am working on the
*winstructions (shouldn't be too difficult; just involves design choices), but figure it might be clearer to review separately. Let me know.