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		rbanffy 47 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: RISC-V Is Sloooow If your hardware is new, you get the nicest extensions though. You just don’t use the bad parts in your code.

pjmlp 47 days ago [–]

Sure, if you are developing software for the computer you own, instead of supporting everyone.

eru 45 days ago | | [–]

Re-compile?

ahartmetz 47 days ago | | [–]

I mean, that is often what you do in embedded computing: you (re)sell hardware with one particular application.

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