This is impressive! I’ll admit: My first reaction was: cool but why not just use qemu to get a more full fledged system, add rv64 etc? But the readme explains

This is impressive! I’ll admit: My first reaction was: cool but why not just use qemu to get a more full fledged system, add rv64 etc? But the readme explains it very well, I admire the dedication and consistency it takes to stick to rv32 no MMU only to be able yo fit it into very minimal environments in the end. (I myself tend to be much more prone to allowing feature creep :)