From the course: Getting Started with RISC-V
The RISC-V ecosystem - Raspberry Pi Tutorial
From the course: Getting Started with RISC-V
The RISC-V ecosystem
- [Narrator] As previously mentioned, RISC-V five relies on its members to operate. The body of members across many different technical and application areas is known as the RISC-V ecosystem. You can look at a comprehensive view by visiting landscape.riskv.org. Here you'll find an interactive view of key RISC-V contributors with clickable links to learn more about them. These contributors are organized by the type of product or service they provide, both in software and hardware. We have categories like applications, libraries, operating systems, implementations and so on. To learn more about a contributor, you can click on its logo. Let's see the entry for the Linux Foundation. Here you can see links to the contributor's website, repository and social media profiles. The RISC-V ecosystem is constantly growing as more and more areas of application continue to emerge. Now, the RISC-V ecosystem is also organized separately in certain segments. For example, you can learn about the RISC-V software ecosystem by visiting riseproject.dev. This is an effort led by industry leaders to promote the development of open software for RISC-V. Just by looking at the main member logos, you can get an idea of how serious the software industry is about RISC-V and the type of investment that is being put into the future of computing with this architecture.
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