Hope you will be right. I am always cautious about this. Very. You have those horrible compilers in the way. I still dunno on which risc-v microarchitecture I

Hope you will be right. I am always cautious about this. Very. You have those horrible compilers in the way. I still dunno on which risc-v microarchitecture I'll start coding assembly (wanted to start on the mango mq pro something for a keyboard firmware 100% 64bits risc-v). Finally starting to get rid of those pesky compilers and system language syntax which are unable to be stable on the long run. At best, we'll get very high level language interpreter directly written in risc-v assembly. Just need to be very cautious about macro processor usage. I started to code some core functions directly in x86_64, and I know it is only a transition phase towards risc-v 64bits ISA (porting from 1 modern ISA to another is still much, much, less work than to code from scratch). I'll enjoy the additional register space (even with a more register space consuming load/store ISA). BTW, we still missing hardware instruction for direct memcpy/memset/memcmp in risc-v, that said I don't know if that will be pertinent in the end.