RISC V For Heterogeneous Computing
summary
Kubeedge is a Kubernetes distribution for gateway‑scale edge devices with a split control plane that runs Docker containers locally, supports MQTT for smaller devices, and reconnects to the cloud control plane when available. RISC‑V ports are underway across the stack including early Microchip PolarFire support in Light OS and vector extension work for AI. The Chinese Academy of Sciences’ OpenArk compiler targets Java to generate small, power‑efficient runtimes. Tooling work includes LLVM backend tuning, benchmarking, code‑size and linker optimizations, and a Tiger compiler teaching port to RISC‑V.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 0:57Recap from Zurich Workshop
- 4:40Heterogeneous Computing at Edge/Urban Open Source Ecosystem
- 6:37KubeEdge Overview
- 8:31KubeEdge RISC-V Support
- 9:32LiteOS: One Lightweight Kernel & Multiple Frameworks For Industrial lot Device
- 10:56OpenArkCompiler Overview
- 12:25RISC-V Support in OpenArkCompiler
- 13:12RISC-V Toolchain Development
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