I don't really get the point of this toolchain. Isn't risc-v support already in the binutils and gcc? That said, on risc-v, gcc is mostly for legacy code as ri

I don't really get the point of this toolchain. Isn't risc-v support already in the binutils and gcc? That said, on risc-v, gcc is mostly for legacy code as risc-v, a standard modern ISA free from toxic IP and that worldwide, is the signal of the start the assembly era. At best expect very high-level language interpreters (python/lua/ruby/javascript//whatever) to have a risc-v assembly written implementations.