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www.sifive.com
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| | | | | Based on the success of the SiFive HiFive1 and developer feedback, the SiFive HiFive1 Rev B is an Arduino-compatible development board featuring the SiFive Freedom E310-G002 (FE310-G002) SoC plus a ESP32-SOLO-1 Wi-Fi and Bluetooth module, making it the best way to prototype and develop RISC-V software for IoT and embedded applications. | |
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jborza.com
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| | | | | A friend told me about a cool new open-source instruction set architecture called RISC-V (pronounced risk-five). As I wanted to learn more about the architecture, I decided writing an RISC-V emulator (emuriscv) would make sense. One of my goals include running a Linux on it, much inspired by Fabrice Bellard's awesome JSLinux project . I initially started using the same 32-bit RISC-V Linux image as per Bellard's technical notes , but I needed to add some of my own code for debugging purposes. | |
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www.isystem.com
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| | | | | Founded more than 10 years ago, RISC-V is today an open source alternative and an open standard to proprietary RISC / ISA chip architectures. | |
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www.onlandscape.co.uk
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