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A few weeks ago it was noted that the charter might be updated to better reflect actual activities of the SIG. This PR attempts to do so. Signed-off-by: Christoph Müllner <[email protected]>
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| - Identify and work with the key open-source projects for the RISC-V software ecosystem: compilers, debuggers, performance analysis tools, libraries implementing performance primitives, and memory management libraries. | ||
| - Liaise between open-source compiler developers and RISC-V task groups defining ISA, profiling, and debug extensions. | ||
| - Liaise between open-source compiler developers and RISC-V groups defining new extensions. | ||
| - Streamline RISC-V-specific ABIs (e.g. C calling convention), APIs (e.g. intrinsics, attributes), ASM language, and other interfaces (e.g. command line flags) in the RISC-V toolchain ecosystem. |
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We could refer to toolchain conventions specs here:
and other interfaces (toolchain conventions, e.g., command line flags)
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| - Support benchmarking and work with benchmark organizations. | ||
| - Benchmark development tools for RISC-V and provide reporting to internal RISC-V committees on the relative progress of development tools targeting RISC-V. | ||
| - Provide access to state-of-the-art development tools and compilation techniques for all RISC-V task groups by fostering an environment of cooperation between academia, open-source tool development, and the RISC-V ecosystem. | ||
| - Engage with new programming languages, programming paradigms, and development tool development towards the strategic goal of making RISC-V the prime choice ("First on RISC-V") for innovation in development tools. | ||
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We could also add:
- Promote support for embedded features in the toolchains (e.g., debuggability of linker scripts) since embedded domain is a great application area for RISC-V.
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A few weeks ago it was noted that the charter might be updated to better reflect actual activities of the SIG.
This PR attempts to do so.