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The ARC HS4x CPUs like the HS44, HS46, and HS48 are 32-bit superscalar CPUs for embedded environments. The HS44/HS46/HS48 CPUs support up to 1.9GHz clock speeds, 2.5 DMIPS/MHz, and use the ARCv2 instruction set. These embedded ARC processors are used in everything from networking devices and smart IoT appliances to SSD controllers.
This issue has been moved from radareorg/radare2 to radareorg/ideas as we are trying to clean our backlog and this issue has probably been created a long while ago. This is an effort to help contributors understand what are the actionable items they can work on, prioritize issues better and help users find active/duplicated issues more easily. If this is not an enhancement/improvement/general idea but a bug, feel free to ask for re-transfer to main repo. Thanks for your understanding and contribution with this issue.
The ARC HS4x CPUs like the HS44, HS46, and HS48 are 32-bit superscalar CPUs for embedded environments. The HS44/HS46/HS48 CPUs support up to 1.9GHz clock speeds, 2.5 DMIPS/MHz, and use the ARCv2 instruction set. These embedded ARC processors are used in everything from networking devices and smart IoT appliances to SSD controllers.
http://linleygroup.com/synopsys/whitepaper/pdf/
Seems instruction set is not in public, while the support was pushed into GCC 9.0. Silly people, sigh.
https://gcc.gnu.org/git/?p=gcc.git;a=commitdiff;h=f158ddd48e23b6b38cccf16a9628c46cfded4bc7
https://github.com/foss-for-synopsys-dwc-arc-processors
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