> The emulated CPU still identifies itself as a MIPS32(R1) 4Kc.
> Currently it doesn't throw a RI exception for R2 instructions, this
> is useful for Linux userland emulation, and also follows the current
> policy which doesn't distinguish between MIPS32R1 instructions and
> those of earlier ISAs.

I thought this was an accident/omission rather than a policy.
I recommend making the ISA features optional, even it it's controlled by a 
compile-time directive that's always on. It's much easier to do this when 
adding the insns then to retro-fit it afterwards.

Paul


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