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[China News] Loongson Releases First Chinese CPU Instruction Set Specification
LoongArch, with only 50 essential optional commands, is a bit of a stretch.
China's Loongson recently announced that it is releasing its own command system architecture, LoongArch, and opening up LoongArch commands.
In the CPU processor industry, Intel/AMD's x86, ARM, RISC, and even the previous MIPS and SPARC instruction standards are all in English.
The LoongArch Basic Architecture Manual is the first CPU standard written in Chinese, and the 'LongArch 32-bit Brief Reference Manual (V1.00)' has also been distributed.
LoongArch 32-bit Slim Edition is a further streamlined version of the LoongArch 32-bit base.
With only about 50 required optional commands, it is easy to implement and can be developed and distributed in the fields of education and scientific research.
LoongArch includes the basic architecture part and extensions such as vector extension LSX, advanced vector extension LASX, virtualization LVZ, and binary reverse translation LBT.
It includes the previously used MIPS command system, including Yongsim, with a total of close to 2,000 commands.
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