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That's not what mature means. Mature is that all edge cases have been explored, all kinds of random numerical computations have been expressed, tool chains & de
by azinman2 5y ago
That's not what mature means. Mature is that all edge cases have been explored, all kinds of random numerical computations have been expressed, tool chains & debuggers exists in many forms and are well supported, the chips have scaled from dish washers to RAD hardened satellites, etc etc
- gnulinux 5y agoI'm sorry, I am the GP who used the word "mature" up there. This is not what I meant. I was talking about there being a greater software community around RISC-V compared to MIPS these days. E.g. having kernel, software, compiler support etc... My bad if I misused some terminology.
- azinman2 5y agoYes there’s certainly more momentum right now for RISC-V. MIPS is the definition of mature, so mature it’s nearly dead.