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- The argument is not predicated on the idea of FPU. Or Cache or Memory Controller. Or not even performance really although the stupid court case probably will have claims on that.Mind you, this entire argument is predicated on the idea that the FPU is essential to the operation of a CPU... it is not. Without the FPU story, none of these arguments make any sense at all. At this point, most of the arguments being made are pedantic in nature, "oh my god, look at this one individual block, it's shared so it can't possibly be a 'real core'™". Just because there are a handful of parts that are shared like how the module interacts with the rest of the CPU doesn't mean it's not a core.
- The part that is NOT shared is one individual block. Everything else is shared.
- Core is a CPU by definition.