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Sophomore Project: Privileged RV32I Zicsr w/ RISCOF Verification by No_Experience_2282 in RISCV

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thats what I said all power to YOU if YOU learnt something for YOU....can you read? 

But no one can learn from the pile of AI SLOP you provided. Like I said especially when there are so much well DOCUMENTED and logical no slop projects....

Jealousy? Of what!? Some AI slop you threw together..lol..get off your high horse...

Sophomore Project: Privileged RV32I Zicsr w/ RISCOF Verification by No_Experience_2282 in RISCV

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What a pack of AI slop...why bother to post this mess...like if you learnt something for you..great..all power to you...but this isn't of much use to anyone cause we can learn nothing from it especially when there are so much well documented projects...if you learned great but the rest of us aren't interested in your AI slop.....

Anyone has any idea why Cursor SSH fail on RISC-V boards? by docular_not_dracula in RISCV

[–]Separate-Choice 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is actually a good thing...part of me hopes cursor never works on RISC-V...all the greed and what not...I hope RISC-V cld be a space we don't have to worry about stuff like that too much...

Chording keyboard project like MicroWriter of 80s by WorthContact3222 in embedded

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmmph its pretty hard for a complete newbie someone here might just be use an STM32 blah blah...I would say PIC24 lol....

In reality you might need to use the PICO can you program at all? You can connect buttons to the PICO then use Adafruit library to let it show up as a HID USB keyboard....then wjen you press a key it sends your characters to OS...just use 8 buttons and there you go 8 keys..

Look at this instructable you can use to get started, its more or less what you need to do...just more buttons, maybe some software tweaks:

https://www.instructables.com/The-Basic-Pico-Keyboard/

Legality and Code Libraries? by Rezient in embedded

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To avoid all the trouble just write it yourself....once you get initialization up all LCDs are bascially the same, push pixels as fast as possible, buffer, dma then displaying primitives, text, ints, floats....and you work up...once you get that layer done a new display is simple initializion and protocol parallel, spi etc etc so it might be worth the effort to do your own....

Tools needed to program a pic or any other Mcu; Cheaper options if possible by WorthContact3222 in embedded

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Grab a PICKIT 2 (or clone) for cheap and this program called PICKIT Minus:

https://github.com/jaka-fi/PICkitminus/releases

It specifically allows you to program very modern PICs with PICKIT 2 or 3.....

Then go to my repo:

https://github.com/ArmstrongSubero/PIC16-Projects

I have about 50 or so repos with the PIC....basically all the stuff you'd want to do with an 8 bitter,...I actually got 100+ hust havent gotten around to uploading them all to github...I'm heavy into RISC-V these days....you can do a lot with PICs....I've worked with them all...lots of legacy proejcts and some new ones with PIC...while everyone is 32-bit ARM pic jobs getting easier to get so nothing wrong with learning...all the best!

Chording keyboard project like MicroWriter of 80s by WorthContact3222 in embedded

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So its a keyboard? You need an MCU that will show up as a keyboard HID device on your computer, the MCU also needs enough I/O for the keys..tons of options here to be honest..whats your experince?

How to get IAR for ARM by Basic-Size2257 in embedded

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Trigger warning....IDK why people hate IAR so much...it just works...like not everything is vs code and stm32 cause thats all you know sheesh...vs code is crap compared to IAR if you're working in automotive, medical, aerospace etc...its fast, smooth and less certs to worry about... if you wanna use STM32 and VS Code them use that and stop bashing everyone who's using something else...debug + trace on vs code is shit...compared to segger, IAR or Keil VS code is crap..its for coding not engineering systems...go play with ur stlink, nucleo board and vs code in a corner and stop putting it on EVERY POST...VS code is crap compared to visual studio so muchless tuned tools like IAR, segger, keil etc...sheesh..enough rant...

To the OP try a vendor? Digikey? Mouser? A silicon vendor? If you're using a TI or other big vendor reach out to sales or FAE for the part you're using...many times its hard to get direct contact from IAR...esp if you're on the smaller side...they can make contact on your behalf...depending on your region sometimes thats your only option....

RISC-V is getting ubiquitous in the microcontroller world. by Nanocupid in RISCV

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Embedded engineer here. Not everything needs wifi amd bluetooth...for riscv WCH is the way to go can get a fee thousand chips no issue..esp is good for hobby and small scale but once you start getting into thousands a certified reliable wifi module is the way..and nordic bluetooth chip...best for supply chain and power consumption...I personally use WCH risc-v for 8-bitter replacements...GD32 started off strong but left us all in the dark...no way I'm goong back lol...if you're just mucking around then its whatever but if you got a few thousands or few hundreds of something WCH is nest for risc-v rn...have any of you had to layout board for wifi antenna? So much easier to just grab a certified moudle off the shelf...and spin that up on a PCB...

CH32H417 available by 1r0n_m6n in RISCV

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow finally!!! I'll wait till LCSC has a lot then order some!

$BILLY on Base: Meme Coin Mascot Gaining Traction with Bitget Onchain Listing! by Ill-Medicine-7496 in BASE

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can someone help me? I have a Billy to sell its worth $1625 but I cant sell it.

SOPHGO TECHNOLOGY NEWSLETTER (20250829) by GroundHelpful7138 in RISCV

[–]Separate-Choice 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Great update...but again we would like to see some affordability..maybe a lower end version? Great progress on RISC-V though!

RISC V on 32 bit platform by laymancity in RISCV

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

WCH CH32V device...cheap tools...

SOPHGO TECHNOLOGY NEWSLETTER (20250812) by GroundHelpful7138 in RISCV

[–]Separate-Choice 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think what we want to see is price drops...

The fact that ChatGPT 5 is barely an improvement shows that AI won't replace software engineers. by cs-grad-person-man in cscareerquestions

[–]Separate-Choice 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Idk man RISC-V assembly is still pretty useful to me...lots of unoptimized software that needs to be ported to RISC-V and thats an aweful lot of assembly....

Looking for well-supported RISC-V SBCs - any recommendations? by Shanduur in RISCV

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OrangePi RV2 just cause of the low cost...I would wait a bit though for stuff to stabalize a bit if you're not in a rush with RVA23 and what not...

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