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Whether RISC-V ISA extensions are allowed or not is unrelated to the problems seen with ARM SoCs putting peripheral devices at different addresses.
by rjsw 5y ago
Whether RISC-V ISA extensions are allowed or not is unrelated to the problems seen with ARM SoCs putting peripheral devices at different addresses.
- a9h74j 5y agoCould a device table [for on-chip peripherals] be put right on chip?
- formerly_proven 5y agoYes, that's a devicetree. Those can be tacked onto the kernel image or dynamically loaded from the chip's firmware (which most likely gets it from the firmware flash).