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Right, sure, we don't disagree. Strictly speaking, what you've described is trivial: 1. Fork the RISC-V ISA, but brand it as an IR rather than as an ISA intend
by MaxBarraclough 6y ago
Right, sure, we don't disagree. Strictly speaking, what you've described is trivial:
1. Fork the RISC-V ISA, but brand it as an IR rather than as an ISA intended for hardware implementation
2. Port a C compiler to target your new ISA
3. Port QEMU to execute your new ISA
There you go, you can now compile C to your novel representation, and you can use QEMU to run C programs that have been compiled to it.