Understanding processor modules and how they're made from manuals

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    Using MIPS 32 as an example, I've been comparing the ghidra processor module files to the processor manual and I don't know where a lot of the information comes from. Like the way the registers and opcodes are defined and named I can't find in the manual. It seems like there's a lot of insight necessary or assumptions made. I also feel like I'm above my head as I don't have a background in hardware. Hoping someone can help me fill in the blanks or point me in a direction towards a resource to learn.

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