A year of RISC-V adventures: embracing chaos in your software journey
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A firsthand account of a one-year RISC‑V project that covers porting Guile’s JIT compilation library to RISC‑V and initiating a RISC‑V Stage0 port. It explains low‑level technical topics such as instruction sets, assembly, debuggers and hexadecimal handling, while framing the work as a chaotic, exploratory learning process and how that approach enabled the ports.
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