Getting Involved in RISC-V Technical Committees
summary
RISC-V technical work runs through horizontal committees, ISA committees, and short-lived task groups that produce a spec, proof-of-concept, a formal model in Sail, test suites and ecosystem patches; standards go through a verification plan, architecture review, a 30-day public review and final signoff by TSC/board. New groups start with a charter and chairs, most work happens on mailing lists and meetings listed on the riscv.org calendar, and membership in RISC-V International is required to participate.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to RISC-V involvement
- 1:45Why join RISC-V standards
- 2:49RISC-V organization structure
- 9:30Standard development lifecycle
- 14:40Practical involvement steps
- 17:29Summary and next steps
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