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The parser uses things like masks and matches. From the parsers code, I infer that masks and matches are used for determining what instruction is being (de)coded. I'm writing a RISC-V assembler in Rust that uses this repository to generate all the instruction encoding functions, but I don't know what to set the initial instruction value to (mask or match). How does (en)coding instructions work exactly, assuming I want to use this repository?
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The parser uses things like masks and matches. From the parsers code, I infer that masks and matches are used for determining what instruction is being (de)coded. I'm writing a RISC-V assembler in Rust that uses this repository to generate all the instruction encoding functions, but I don't know what to set the initial instruction value to (mask or match). How does (en)coding instructions work exactly, assuming I want to use this repository?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: