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There is today a functional port of the Go Runtime on RISC-V. However, in order to guarantee the stability of Go on RISC-V, we want to make sure that Go is regularly built and tested on RISC-V, and even preferably as part of the official build and CI system of Go.

https://farmer.golang.org/builders#host-linux-riscv64-unmatched

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Ludovic Henry


1 Comment

  1. Andrei Warkentin

    I think this is a good place to start, but you definitely need to dig into what a "sufficient build farm" means. How many nodes to need? What kind of a software environment do you require?

    RISE doesn't provide a "build farm" by itself, so as a RISE Requirement that's not actionable. But there is a project getting spun up in the Kernel and Virtualization WG to fund a build farm...and at the last TSC meeting we pointed out that such a build farm would have wide uses across all WGs.