Yes, very much so. Having a C++, GO, Java, RUST, Python and F# IDEs running on Risc-V. Allowing to debug, experiment, without relying on centralized hosting pr

Yes, very much so. Having a C++, GO, Java, RUST, Python and F# IDEs running on Risc-V. Allowing to debug, experiment, without relying on centralized hosting providers -- would be a huge boon to Risc-V. Early adaptors will be developers, than their family/friends circle. Then there will be Risc-V-First movement (mirroring mobile-first movement), and there it will start... > So RISC-V CPU designers should aim for the developer market then? First win the hearts and minds of developers, then everything else will come.