Thirdly, OpenTitan started with the security use case because it is the hardest to get right. Having successfully demonstrated that we are able to deliver secure open silicon, we're confident that the same methodology can be used to develop additional open source designs targeting a wide range of use cases (whether the focus is on security, safety, or elsewhere). We're excited to see re-use of IP that was developed for OpenTitan being adapted for Caliptra, a RoT block that can be integrated into datacenter-class SoCs.
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Why SSIM, not learned embeddings
Because of this, a type table isn’t that useful for an editor. You want the editor to know if this particular piece of text is a declaration or not, without knowing what its type is, because the name is more important than the type. More generally, what you truly want is a name table—a hash table of identifiers the editor can use to color, navigate, and link code. A full, spec-compliant language parser is way overkill, and guarantees a lot of wasted/inefficient work for a slower and worse result. This is also why having a separate preprocessor layered on top of the base language, like C does, is a bad decision. It splits the grammar, breaks the context-free assumptions, and makes it even harder for the editor to extract the names it needs.