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RISC-V Assembly Programming
- revertmean 3y agoFrom the Glossary: binary digit is a digit that may assume one of two values: “0” (zero) or “1” (one) 10, 11, 14 Those examples of binary numbers are just terrible.
- yonatan8070 3y agoThat really didn't need examples, it defines binary digits as either 1 or 0, no need for further elaboration
- makapuf 3y agoI hate to be the obnoxious guy that explains jokes, but the 10,11,14 are pages where the concept is explained. This made me chuckle.
- Savely 3y agoThanks, I’ve glossed over the word “glossary”.
- snvzz 3y ago"Free" book. Actually a really annoying (to the point of unusable) dynamic-loading paginated html page. Surely nobody'd ever want to learn anything (much less RISC-V assembly) like this. <!-- Created by pdf2htmlEX (https://github.com/coolwanglu/pdf2htmlex https://github.com/coolwanglu/pdf2htmlex) --> The PDF itself nowhere to be found, although I expect one will be generated by hackish means and uploaded somewhere soon. (edit: z-library and Anna's both have it as PDF) The simulator is similarly locked behind the webbrowser, but seems to be at least based on an open source one[0]. Whether it has been modified is unclear. 0. https://github.com/antoniocgj/RISC-V-ALE https://github.com/antoniocgj/RISC-V-ALE
- _nalply 3y agoJust print to PDF. Somewhat annoying but whatever. For me the correct scale seems to be "page width" or 75%.
- gabegm 3y agoThis doesn't work for me, most pages are blank.
- prabhu-yu 3y agoDid you try print to pdf in browser?
- squarefoot 3y agoI got the same result: all pages after the Foreword at page 4 and except a couple towards the end are blank. I tried printing to PDF, then the Save to PDF function of the FoxyTab Firefox extension; I also tried to save it a a single file using the SingleFileZ extension that saves pages and data using a compressed single file (thus no conversion to PDF) which is directly readable by Firefox. No way, always blank pages after the Foreword. Not sure if that's a protection scheme or a bad conversion from pdf, but to me being forced to be online and use a browser to read a book kills any interest.
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- ramshanker 3y agoAren't we all waiting for that ONE Intel/AMD level competitive RISC-V processor. With full PCIe Lanes, Memory Controllers, integrated Graphics and so on....
- KSPAtlas 3y agoWe are, RISC-V is a really cool architecture, can be complex enough to run full desktop Linux distributions, simple enough for a single person to make a RISC-V processor
- camel-cdr 3y agoMilk-V pioneer, and Intel horse creek are kinda like that, I think. I'm personally waiting for the second wave of those types of releases, with hopefully rvv 1.0.
- snitty 3y agoRISC-V is already gaining steam in embedded systems. Apple, for one, is replacing some embedded ARM cores in their products with RISC-V cores. As others have pointed out, we've got SBCs aplenty, and the first laptop systems are coming out later this year. I get that as humans using computers we're eager for a RISC-V system that matches performance of other modern processors, but it's naïve to think that it isn't a viable platform until it competes with an Ryzen 7.
- chrsw 3y agoThere's another good introduction to RISC-V and assembly book here: https://github.com/johnwinans/rvalp https://github.com/johnwinans/rvalp It's still a WIP but the TeX sources and processed PDFs are available.