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Yes but then there's the question of software support. Arm supports android which has a huge ecosystem. And there are way more linux and other obscure/niche OSe
by user_7832 3y ago
Yes but then there's the question of software support. Arm supports android which has a huge ecosystem. And there are way more linux and other obscure/niche OSes which support arm like raspbian. If there was an easy way to run arm or x86 code on risk-v like rosetta that could help, but arm still has much better support than risk v.
- snvzz 3y agoBox64 supports RISC-V as host ISA. Refer to e.g. youtube to see it in action. I have personally used qemu-user, another solution, to run ARM binaries.