[WIP] Full SME(1) instruction support and STREAMING Groups #415
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…e instruction group to STREAMING if SM mode is different to when instruction was first decoded.
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This PR implements all available SME (version 1) instructions that are contained within LLVM 14.0.5. Specifically, this is Version 2021-06 of the Armv9-A A64 ISA.
In addition to this, new STREAMING_SVE and STREAMING_PREDICATE groups have been introduced (along with corresponding decode logic) to allow for a different pipeline / latency configuration for these instructions when SVE Streaming Mode (the context mode which SME instructions are executed in) is enabled. This can allow for a co-processor style implementation of SME to be implemented within SimEng; with additional latency / reduced throughput being configured to mimic an offload penalty, and different execution or LD/STR hardware being modelled for said co-processor compared to the main core.