Derive xlen values from a logarithmic constant #447
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arichardson
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Yeah I think it's because CI doesn't pin the version of the Sail compiler we use, so when the newer version was released which supports these types it magically fixed this PR even though I didn't change anything. #532 will pin the Sail compiler version. |
The motivation for this is that it makes deriving CHERI constants (field widths etc.) which vary between RV32 and RV64 a lot easier.
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The motivation for this is that it makes deriving CHERI constants (field widths etc.) which vary between RV32 and RV64 a lot easier.