RISC V Software State of the Union
summary
RISC-V success hinges on software not silicon, and the concrete progress is visible: GCC with RISC‑V and vector support is upstream, LLVM becomes an official branch, and toolchains now emit vector intrinsics and optimized FFT kernels compatible with CMSIS‑DSP. OS work includes AWS-certifies FreeRTOS and a Linux kernel approaching full production with more drivers. Simulators (Spike and others) are kept current for the vector ISA. SiFive releases Shield and secure-boot primitives, while coordination of open-source stacks remains the big remaining task.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00The importance of software
- 1:44Lessons for RISC-V success
- 3:53State of the software union
- 6:20Platform software status
- 8:36Survey of development tools
- 10:43OS and simulator environment
- 13:36Vector programming progress
- 16:11Community growth and outlook
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