Re: [Bpf] ISA: do individual instructions still need their own IANA status?

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On Fri, Feb 02, 2024 at 08:36:02PM -0800, dthaler1968=40googlemail.com@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Previously (draft -00) we said that each instruction would have a
> status of Permanent, Provisional, or Historical in the IANA registry.
>
> However, we now have conformance groups about to be merged into the
> ISA doc, and at IETF 118 we discussed having each conformance group
> have a status of Permanent, Provisional, or Historical.  That is, it
> makes sense for the status to be at the granularity of conformance
> group since one should implement all instructions in a conformance
> group together.
>
> As a result I now believe that each individual instruction no longer
> needs its own status since it can be derived from the status of the
> conformance group(s) it belongs to.  So in the IANA Considerations
> section, I plan to remove "status"
>
> from the list of fields in the instruction sub-registry and ONLY have
> "status" in the list of fields for the conformance group
> sub-registry).
> 
> Let me know if anyone has a good reason to keep it per-instruction.

No objection from me. AFAICT this matches what RISC-V does, which again
seems reasonable to emulate.

Thanks,
David

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