Mastering Modern RISC-V Development : Hands-On Guide to RISC-V Architecture, QEMU, Spike, LLVM, FPGA Prototyping, Linux on RISC-V, and Secure Edge Hardware Design
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Mastering Modern RISC-V Development : Hands-On Guide to RISC-V Architecture, QEMU, Spike, LLVM, FPGA Prototyping, Linux on RISC-V, and Secure Edge Hardware Design

by Hollis Denning

Embedded Systems Hardware Design RISC-V FPGA
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Dive into RISC-V architecture with hands-on guidance on QEMU, Spike, LLVM, and FPGA prototyping. Learn to deploy Linux on RISC-V and design secure edge hardware. This book equips developers with practical skills for modern embedded systems and innovative hardware solutions.

About This Book

This comprehensive guide provides a practical approach to mastering RISC-V development, focusing on the architecture's core principles and real-world applications.

Readers will explore emulation tools such as QEMU and Spike, alongside compiler infrastructure with LLVM, enabling efficient software development for RISC-V platforms.

The book delves into FPGA prototyping techniques, offering insights into hardware design and implementation for embedded systems.

Additionally, it covers running Linux on RISC-V, addressing kernel configuration, boot processes, and system integration.

Emphasis is placed on secure edge hardware design, highlighting best practices for building robust and protected RISC-V-based devices.

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