Jim Wilson

It has already been fixed in riscv-tests. https://github.com/riscv/riscv-tests/issues/286 Unfortunately, riscv-tools is rather poorly maintained, so doesn't have the fix yet. Note that riscv-tools has a version of riscv-tests from Sept...

In theory, checking out riscv-tests and building it the same way as the riscv-tools build.sh script does should work. However, I don't know if there are interdependencies between riscv-tests and...

There is no problem with riscv-gnu-toolchain. it is riscv-tools that is broken; its maintenance is poor to non-existent. You may want to stop using it. Or you can manually update...

You are trying to use an x86 compiler on RISC-V code. That won't work. You have to use a RISC-V compiler. riscv-tools does not include a compiler. It is a...

You didn't give us much info to work on. I'm assuming that it was riscv-pk that failed to build. You mentioned that you did install a riscv compiler. Maybe you...

riscv-tools isn't actively maintained. Until someone volunteers to start maintaining it, it will remain a mess. It is primarily tools for hardware developers. If you aren't developing your own hardware,...

You can build a compiler from riscv/riscv-gnu-toolchain. You can use crosstool-ng to build a compiler. You can install a system package to get a cross compiler if you have a...

riscv-tools has an old obsolete unmtainined and known broken copy of the toolchain. You shouldn't use it. You should use riscv-gnu-toolchain directly instead. But that isn't directly related to your...

riscv-gnu-toolchain has a README.md file. You need to use -v when compiling, e.g. riscv64-unknown-elf-gcc -v hello.c, and then look at the header file include paths in the output. The directory...

On Sun, Sep 23, 2018 at 7:47 PM hepaad wrote: > Only one question do you know a recipe to create a new isntruction like > mac, > > a=+...