Risc-V development (ch32v003) - /g/ (#105596812) [Archived: 1142 hours ago]

Anonymous
6/15/2025, 3:21:44 AM No.105596812
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Do any of you develop bare metal risc-v? I have ch32v003, and some experience with esp32, but not a lot, it has arduino support but I fear its a bunch of HALs. Anyone develop on this?
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Anonymous
6/15/2025, 3:32:50 AM No.105596886
>>105596812 (OP)
> esp32
Enjoy your Chinese kill switches in that stuff.
No modern processor or soc lets you do “bare metal” programming anymore. There’s so much stuff already in there now, you’d never be able to find it.
Nobody even knew intel had foreign (non-intel) cores running minix.
Nobody bothers to decap the chips and do an analysis on them.
Your best bet is to get some older chips to run, like 8951s.
Anonymous
6/15/2025, 3:35:42 AM No.105596901
>>105596812 (OP)
I'm still waiting for high performance RISC-V. I'm still a student, but I want to build an entire OS on HPRISC-V with vertical integration to RISC-V phones and tablets and shit.
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Anonymous
6/15/2025, 6:48:34 AM No.105598056
>>105596901
What is high performance? It will never have GPU, its already good enough for most things. I wouldn't mind lower power if it meant I need less energy for it, the ch32v003 is already overkill since its way stronger than the arduino which was overkill for a lot of projects too.