Keynote: The Android Open Source Project and RISC-V
summary
AOSP now has RISC‑V patches landed with daily builds against the tip of tree and only 64‑bit only support; prebuilts and the build system let board vendors produce AOSP images today but Java runtime is incomplete and full emulators arrive early next year. Runtime JIT and interpreter support targets Q1 runtime support, toolchain gaps include Rust and optimized libc/memcpy work, and continuous integration plus security features (memory tagging, TEE) remain active priorities.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to AOSP
- 0:33The Android Ecosystem
- 2:35AOSP Components and Usage
- 5:11Android Support for RISC-V
- 7:11RISC-V Technical Status
- 8:36Optimization and Road Map
- 10:31Unique RISC-V Requirements
- 12:14Future Security Investments
- 12:57Partner Program and Conclusion
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