wolfreiser

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   by wolfreiser 3mo ago

   Sometimes people also confuse Vlad with Vladimir, but it's actually Vladislav. Vladimir would be Vova.
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   by wolfreiser 5y ago

   Time required depends on complexity of the target architecture, desired performance and debugging, which is probably the most time-consuming. At the beginning when interpreter wasn't tested yet we had a problem of Linux kernel crashing
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   by wolfreiser 5y ago

   There's no company behind, the work was done purely on enthusiasm. The main purpose was education and, because RISC-V boards are not widely available, software porting - including RVVM itself - I ran it on N900, but it was not so fast
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   by wolfreiser 5y ago

   Yes of course. I've not tested modern DEs because the emulator is still RV32-only, but xterm with twm works very good. It's still works with interpreter with 1/3 of QEMU performance. With JIT (which is still WIP) it'll b
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   by wolfreiser 7y ago

   I would like to warn you about signature checking. My HP got a password after a faulty BIOS update (it just hanged up for 30 minutes on one block and I pulled the battery, never do this!) So I had to fix this. However, my laptop will reset