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I guess that the VWSLL operation with (SEW == 64) is not allowed.
Vector Crypto follows a lot of regulations from Vector.
Therefore, results can't exceed 64-bit width.
I recommend adding some statements to show readers that Vector has such a regulation.
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You are right vwsll with SEW=64-bit (vsew=3) would mean an effective element width of 128-bit (EEW=2*SEW) which is not currently supported so this behaviour is reserved.
Note that they are other possible restrictions, for example if ELEN=32 then SEW=32-bit is also reserved (Since Zvbb could be supported alongside Zve32x for example). In that case I am not sure a specific mention of SEW==64 really make sense since it is not the only possible limitation. We could (should ?) mention that this instructions inherits element width constraint from RVV.
I guess that the VWSLL operation with (SEW == 64) is not allowed.
Vector Crypto follows a lot of regulations from Vector.
Therefore, results can't exceed 64-bit width.
I recommend adding some statements to show readers that Vector has such a regulation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: