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RISC-V Vector Extension for Integer Workloads: An Informal Gap Analysis

Note: To verify my RVI membership and idenity on this otherwise semi anonymous account: I'm Olaf Bernstein, you should be able to view my sig-vector profile, if you are a member of the vector SIG.

The goal of this document is to explore gaps in the current RISC-V Vector extensions (standard V, Zvbb, Zvbc, Zvkg, Zvkn, Zvks), and suggest instructions to fill these gaps. My focus lies on application class processors, with the expectation that suggested instructions would be suitable to become mandatory or optional instructions in future profiles.

I'll assume you are already familiar with RVV, if not, here is a great introduction and here the latest RISC-V ISA manual.

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So /tick is now available in vanilla. Well, most of it is. Obviously only one could exist at a time, meaning /tick from carpet is gone, so here is the gist... mhm... of what happened, what is covered, what is lost and what might not be lost forever. This is not a writeup from a Mojang developer, it's a writeup from a mod developer whose part of the mod just got obsolete by a gaming studio.

The good

/tick on its own, as a query command, is moved to vanilla /tick query providing much more information about the health of the game tick. Tick performance and tick targets are also now way better handled in F3 and especially F3+2 screens, but if you are not in singleplayer or run the server with your game, a better information directly from the server through /tick query may come in handy.

/tick rate now exists as a vanilla command. It is limited on the lower end to 1 tps (not 0.1 tps like in carpet) to get a more responsive chat (the only reason so far tbh), but due to improvements to h

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Learning resources

Easy resources

• update order

• Redstone timings and piston behaviour by Space Walker

• logicalgeeboy and methodzz series "dissecting minecraft"