What to expect from Dart & Flutter on RISC-V
summary
Updates on upstream RISC-V work for Dart and Flutter with concrete artifacts and timings. Dart SDK compiles to RISC-V ELF using LLVM and GCC toolchains and runs under QEMU and on a SiFive HiFive Unmatched board. Flutter engine gets AOT support so a simple UI boots as an AOT-only build with measured cold start around 3.2 seconds and steady frame rates in the 20–40 fps range while missing SIMD and JIT features. Roadmap targets upstream patches and wider hardware support.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 2:30Current state of RISC-V
- 11:45Dart and Flutter on RISC-V
- 27:36Performance expectations
- 35:58Future developments
- 39:57Q&A session
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