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Why dismiss POWER or SPARC ? :-)
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I'd say beyond availability, the primary advantage for embedded use it the adaptability of the ISA. If you just need a small microcontroller, the core can be very small; if you need some specific performance point, you can use a bigger core, some extensions (or part thereof) could help, and you can always roll your own instructions in the 'custom' opcode space to reach your goals.
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Well, the simplest ISA is six lines of Verilog and it's called Bit-Bit-Jump
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