RISC-V: Lower requirements of clmul and clmulh
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Updating the documentation would be better but considering many intrinsics refer older, separate documentation (before being merged into the main RISC-V ISA Manual), that would be better to be a separate PR. |
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Hmm, CI is failing for an unrelated reason. |
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They don't need full "Zbc" extension but only its subset: the "Zbkc" extension. Since the compiler implies `zbkc` from `zbc`, it's safe to use `#[target_feature(enable = "zbkc")]`.
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They don't need full "Zbc" extension but only its subset: the "Zbkc" extension.
Since the compiler implies
zbkcfromzbc, it's safe to use#[target_feature(enable = "zbkc")].