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Applications built for one don’t automatically run on others the way intel/amd have parity for a x86 processor. It is still a different architecture so you stil
by vineyardmike 4y ago
Applications built for one don’t automatically run on others the way intel/amd have parity for a x86 processor. It is still a different architecture so you still need to compile for RISCV.
- philliphaydon 4y agoYeah so for .NET I target win-x64 or linux-x64 or linux-arm64, but I guess .NET needs some linux-riscv or equiv.
- preisschild 4y agoYup. In Go the target is called `riscv64`. But someone could come up with a translator which compiles arm64 or amd64 binaries into riscv64, similar to how Apple's Rosetta2 and box64 does it for arm.
- raincom 4y agoOr one can come up with Rosetta 2 like solution until all binaries are ready for risc.