There are various emulators available that support RVV but they aren't going to be especially useful for benchmarking/profiling. So you can write code that wor

There are various emulators available that support RVV but they aren't going to be especially useful for benchmarking/profiling. So you can write code that works, but it's probably a few more years still until high performance RISC-V cores are easily available for profiling RVV code and finding the best code. Progress is steady though - it will happen soon. It's not one of those "year of desktop Linux" things.