Jim Wilson

riscv-tools doesn't build, and isn't being maintained. The submodules are all about 3 years out of date. This particular problem is fixed in the submodules. If you update submodules you...

I don't see a screenshot. If you sent email, try visiting the github link and adding the screenshot there.

I think that your copy of riscv-openocd is not up to date. Try "git log | more" to see what version you have. It should be November 12 2021. Make...

If you do a git pull in the top level dir, it will revert changes to the submodules, so don't do that if you are updating submodules.

Unfortunately riscv-tools is a mess because no one is maintaining it. It might be easier to compile the individual tools separately. It sounds like the riscv-openocd subdir is not OK....

I'm not a hardware guy, and don't know anything about running ariane on verilator. You should proabably ask the ariane folks that question.

Do you have a RISC-V compiler? The errors look like x86_64 compiler errors. You need to have a riscv64-unknown-elf-gcc (usually from riscv-gnu-toolchain) in your path, or the makefile will try...

build.common does this ``` PATH="$RISCV/bin:$PATH" ``` so you need to remove the /bin from your RISCV environment variable. The value for RISCV needs to be the same value you passed...

riscv-tools is poorly maintained. It is best to avoid it if you don't absolutely need it. And if you do need it, you might consider building the submodules individually instead...

riscv-tools is unmaintained and stopped building a while ago. You might want to avoid using it. If you do want to use it, you should update the submodules as they...