RISC-V without a Register File
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Removes the conventional RISC-V register file and maps registers into memory so the first bytes act like zero-page style register access; the prototype is a purely combinatorial RISC-V core that performs two memory reads for instruction operands then a writeback, with an arbiter and handshake ports to a memory subsystem. Formal checks run against the design and a tiny runtime cache of two or three recently used registers reduces the otherwise heavy memory traffic.
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