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RISC-V Vector extension in a nutshell (Part 5.1): vector loads and store
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RISC-V Vector Extension in a Nutshell (Part 4): permute operations
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RISC-V Vector Extension in a Nutshell (Part 3): mask & masked operations
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RISC-V Vector Extension in a Nutshell (Part 2): arithmetic operations
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RISC-V Vector Extension in a Nutshell (Part 1)
New option for RISC-V Vector performance simulation
There have been some news since I published Performance simulation of RISC-V Vector
Rivos Inc (a recent contender in the RISC-V race) has been working on extending GEM5 to support RVV.
More info are available on this post of the gem5-dev mailing list and the source code is accessible on Rivos's github page: https://github.com/rivosinc/gem5/commits/rivos/dev/joy/initial_RVV_support.
It seems their port is not directly related to Cristobal Ramirez / PCLT effort but you should still be able to follow the direction given in my initial article.