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First I've heard of libriscv. What exactly is it? A wasm alternative that uses RISCV byte code?
by apitman 2y ago
First I've heard of libriscv. What exactly is it? A wasm alternative that uses RISCV byte code?
- dartos 2y agoWasm and risc-v are totally different. Wasm is an assembly like language for high performance computing in the browser And risc-v is an arm-like instruction set for physical CPUs. Wasm has a lot of runtimes which are basically VMs that run wasm. Libriscv is a very small very vast VM that runs riscv assembly.
- apitman 2y ago> Libriscv is a very small very vast VM that runs riscv assembly. That's what I meant. I don't know why I said byte code instead of assembly. Thanks for clarifying. I need to look into libriscv more.