Risc-v (pronounced "risk-five") is a new open source

Call me when it comes with an open source motherboard.

DOA

Does it have Chinese 2bux boards?

talk about risc-v:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTYiH1Y5UV0&feature=youtu.be

>>58299864
not yet, but you can buy a dev an arduino like device for $59. expect a flood of them in the next few years when the Chinese figure out you can make them with no licensing fees.

>>58299809

IT'S SOOOOO SLOOOW AND EXPENSIVE!

>>58299809
Arnt open source CPUs typically fabricated at like 300nm and run at 50mhz?

this looks eerily like an arduino
potentially stupid sounding questuon, but i worry; do i need to use the godawful arduino ide?

>>58300153
Of course not.

>>58300167
so is there an open source compiler? how do you program it?
where can i buy one?

>>58300140
not since AMD spun off its semiconductor manufacturing division. Global foundries will make you a CPU if you have a few thousand dollars lying around.

Global Foundries can make 14 nm chips

>>58299910

Funny how poo-in-loo were the first to show interest in it before china. Sounds like excellent stuff, it's what many expected out of ARM, really. Would love to see the first "Orange Pis" with RISC-V in them, but that's still a few years away.

>>58300186
https://www.crowdsupply.com/sifive/hifive1/

>>58300186
I'd imagine GCC supports it

Does it run Linux?

>>58300194
I thought it's still millions for masks and things before you get a chip.

>>58300801
*tens of millions