Hello...


About RISC and CISC compilers and architectures..

So read the following:

https://tdck.weebly.com/uploads/7/7/0/5/77052163/05_-_risc_and_cisc_comparison.pdf

So it says about RISC architecture the following:

"On the other hand, a RISC compiler has a harder job (is more complex)
as it has to determine how the functionality specified by the higher
level code can be built from a more limited set of instructions when
converting to machine code. "

So it means that a RISC compiler is more error-prone since it is more
harder and complex than a CISC compiler, so i think that x86 compiler
that is CISC is better on safety than ARM or RISC-V that are RISC.

And here is what i just written before:

By logical analogy, I think that you have a mindset that looks like a
C++ or C software developer, but you have to understand my mindset, it
is not like a C++ or C software developer, but it is like a Spark with
ADA software developer, and so it is about high standards of safety, so
you have to know how to talk to a mindset of a Spark and ADA software developer, because i am speaking about high standards of safety , so let
us take for example a CISC instruction set, it is not RISC, so CISC
instruction set is about complex instructions, and those complex
instructions are higher level than RISC instructions, so this higher
level programming of CISC instruction set permits us to to be more
safety than the lower level programming of RISC, since i am speaking of
the general case about all the compilers, so when for example we are constructing a new compiler for RISC, so RISC doesn't come with this
high level programming of instruction set of CISC that brings
more safety, so it is less safe than CISC instruction set programming,
and you have to understand that the case is closed in the mindset of
high standards of safety.

Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

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