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== Specifications == | == Specifications == | ||
* Functionality is similar to PS2's | * Functionality is similar to PS2's VFPU Macromode | ||
* It is designed for vector and matrix operations. | * It is designed for vector and matrix operations. | ||
* It supports some <b>trigonometric functions</b>, <b>binary logarithm</b>, <b>square root</b>, and others. | * It supports some <b>trigonometric functions</b>, <b>binary logarithm</b>, <b>square root</b>, and others. | ||
* It has <b>128</b> 32-bit | * It has <b>128</b> 32-bit registers. | ||
* Reconfigurable as scalar, vector or matrix. | * Reconfigurable as scalar, vector or matrix. | ||
* It can handle these types of numbers: | * It can handle these types of numbers: | ||
** 32-bit IEEE 754 floating-point numbers | ** 32-bit IEEE 754 floating-point numbers. | ||
** 32-bit integer numbers. | ** 32-bit integer numbers. | ||
** 16-bit integer numbers. | ** 16-bit integer numbers. | ||
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| 4×4 matrix multiply | | 4×4 matrix multiply | ||
| <b>22</b> cycles | | <b>22</b> cycles | ||
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