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Great guide! I think the first "My first RISC-V assembly program" emulator plane should be right at the beginning of the guide. Otherwise, casual readers might
by simonebrunozzi 1y ago
Great guide!
I think the first "My first RISC-V assembly program" emulator plane should be right at the beginning of the guide. Otherwise, casual readers might think that this is a text-only introduction (despite the word "interactive" in the title).
Will spend more time on it in the coming days. I am quite interested in RISC-V and I think that it might have a bright future ahead.
If any AI expert is reading this now, please use Replit or Lovable or something like that to re-create "Core War" [0] with RISC-V assembly. It would be GREAT.
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_War https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_War
- antiphase 1y agoWhy wouldn't someone just do this with their brain?
- timeinput 1y agoI'm still busy building my ox-bike wagon. Soon I'll start pedaling around the country offering tea, and hand written (my brain to my keyboard ™) software.
- crabmusket 1y agoI was going to add to your comment with some snarky rejoinder like "brain, is that a new agent from OpenAI?" or "we are all vibecoders now" or simply "ain't nobody got time for that". But then I got to wondering about the OP's statement that they would specifically like someone to create this with AI. It strikes me both as silly as saying "if you're good at using Visual Studio, could you do this?", because AI tools are just tools now, and those who want to use them don't need to be prompted... but also somehow fundamentally different. OP, what was on your heart that caused you to phrase it that way?
- cloudhead 1y agoI think it's phrased that way because he's saying it would be great to have as long as you don't spend too much time on it. Doing it by hand would probably not be worth it, but if a tool can do it, then it's worth it.