31 марта 2026, 01:19, Международные отношения
As a result, the PIO, while kind of neat as an abstract mental concept, really bugged me as an implementer. Barrel shifters are expensive in hardware. There’s a lot of wires in a barrel shifter, and I’ve been trained to use wires with deliberation. Furthermore, the custom instruction set is hard to code with, especially with all of the out-of-band settings that can affect instruction execution. Even after spending a couple months writing a lot of PIO code, I still struggled to get things to work on the first try, and I relied heavily on Verilator simulations to debug any custom PIO code (I have no idea what other programmers of the PIO do to debug their stuff. But if anything, perhaps one of the greatest utilities of a PIO re-implementation is you can actually debug your PIO code in simulation using Verilator!).，推荐阅读谷歌浏览器下载获取更多信息
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Charlotte Caslick epitomises the term code agnostic. The 31-year-old has clocked up 328 appearances for Australia in rugby sevens, winning Olympic gold, Commonwealth gold and a Sevens World Cup along the way; she’s played rugby union for her state and country; and rugby league in the world’s biggest women’s club competition in any code, the NRLW. So, why is she – and so many other players from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific – good enough to switch between codes – and why do they want to?