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>This is mostly because their approach to SIMD is so different, but also because I can't test it at all. Are there any RISC-V "machines"? that one can use to do
by ykonstant 2mo ago
>This is mostly because their approach to SIMD is so different, but also because I can't test it at all. Are there any RISC-V "machines"? that one can use to do something useful or fun with that someone here could recommend?
I would also be interested in RISC-V emulators etc.
- brucehoult 2mo agoQEMU. Docker, using QEMU under the hood, there automatically with Docker Desktop on Mac & Windows, install QEMU yourself on Linux and configure binfmt_misc to use it.
- ykonstant 2mo agoI forgot to thank you, I didn't know qemu supported risc-v arch! I am already using it for various vms.