Reverse-engineering the Mali G78
After a month of reverse-engineering, we’re excited to release documentation on the Valhall instruction set, available as a PDF. The findings are summarized in an XML architecture description for machine consumption. In tandem with the documentation, we’ve developed a Valhall assembler and disassembler as a reverse-engineering aid.
Valhall is the fourth Arm® Mali™ architecture and the fifth Mali instruction set. It is implemented in the Arm® Mali™-G78, the most recently released Mali hardware, and Valhall will continue to be implemented in Mali products yet to come.
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Rosenzweig: Reverse-engineering the Mali G78
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Mali-G78 GPU’s Valhall instruction set documentation released
Mali-G78 GPU’s Valhall instruction set documentation released after reverse-engineering work