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I only found out that RTIC already supports some RISC-V targets when I revisited an idea to port it, it would be super cool if documentation could be more vocal about it.
Also, since there are already plenty of backends already, I think it would be very helpful for a broader audience if there was a porting guide for new targets
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I also did not realize RTIC supports RISC-V from the info on https://rtic.rs and README.md. The description of this repository on GitHub explicitly mentions only ARM. I almost dismissed RTIC as a possibility for my project because I've decided to use an ESP32 MCU, though I haven't decided which specific model yet. If it turns out that RTIC is a good fit for what I'm doing, I would choose one of the RISC-V ESP32 models over Xtensa.
Hi,
I only found out that RTIC already supports some RISC-V targets when I revisited an idea to port it, it would be super cool if documentation could be more vocal about it.
Also, since there are already plenty of backends already, I think it would be very helpful for a broader audience if there was a porting guide for new targets
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: