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Currently iced is called iced-x86 in Rust. Considering that future instruction sets may be added to iced, if they aren't currently being worked on already, would it not make sense to make a custom decoder and encoder trait for decoding and encoding custom ISAs or ISAs that iced does not yet support?
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On 7/8/21, wtfsck ***@***.***> wrote:
Yes that's something that could be added when it supports eg. arm/aarch64 in
the future. The traits would need to be in a new (small) crate.
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Currently iced is called iced-x86 in Rust. Considering that future instruction sets may be added to iced, if they aren't currently being worked on already, would it not make sense to make a custom decoder and encoder trait for decoding and encoding custom ISAs or ISAs that iced does not yet support?
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