On Fri Sep 1 14:30:31 2023 +0000, Giovanni Mascellani wrote:
Mmh, that still doesn't explain what each of them does. I was rather thinking at something like: "`MOVC` selects its third operand if the first one is bitwise zero, the second operand otherwise; `TERNARY` selects its third operand if the first one compares equal to zero (even if its not bitwise zero, like a floating point negative zero), the second operand otherwise".
Other operations are not really explained either, and this is no more complicated than looking up what DP2ADD does or why it exists.
My question is, if there is a consensus, @hverbeet, @zfigura, @fcasas, and last but not least @Mystral, I can surely adjust or expand on the comments. But is that really blocking?