It's not reasonable to expect people who like programming in C or other high level languages to suddenly switch to RISC-V assembly. But I do expect some progra

It's not reasonable to expect people who like programming in C or other high level languages to suddenly switch to RISC-V assembly. But I do expect some programs written in assembly to show up, because it doesn't happen very often than a new, modern open ISA like RVA20/RV64GC shows up with a promise of very long term compatibility. And because assembly is still fun, and will forever be.