What's very confusing about the current situation is that we have a Pcd that can set whether I support CMO instructions. When I correctly set up my platform to not support CMO instructions and hope that everything goes well, I will trigger Assert in the debug version. But I also can't set the Pcd to support CMO instructions because that would cause me to trigger an illegal instruction exception.

If we decide that this library can only be used by RISCV platforms that support CMO instructions, then we should use some stronger prompts than ASSERT, such as reporting an error at compile time so that developers can find other library alternatives. After all, ASSERT is being released version will lose its functionality which may lead to some unexpected errors. If we decide that this library can be used by platforms that do not support CMO instructions as before, then we should still use logs instead of ASSERT, otherwise it is meaningless to set whether CMO instructions are supported in Pcd and check Pcd at runtime.

Yang Cheng

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