64-bit microcontrollers

[VisualLab]

It turns out that 32-bit microcontrollers are insufficient They are already 64-bit. But are these still microcontrollers or are they SoCs? (like in smartphones and tablets). Microchip (as usual) does not follow the "ARM way", but its own^*). This time RISC-V. At this point I would like to timidly ask "decision-makers" about the FPC compiler for RISC-V

P.S. Chinese manufacturers (e.g. GD, WCH) have a hard life. They barely mastered 32-bit ARM and are slowly trying to tame 32-bit RISC-V. And here again "one of the big ones" moves the "finish line of the race".

^*) Once, when they "entered" the 32-bit microcontroller market, they chose the MIPS architecture, while the rest of the microcontroller manufacturers (e.g. Atmel, STM, TI) chose ARM.

[kupferstecher]

This time RISC-V.

It's already there, for 32 and 64 bit:

https://wiki.freepascal.org/Platform_list#Supported_targets_for_RISC-V

With the combination CH32V and freepascal I played around, before.

[jma_sp]

There is some functional Lazarus IDE for RISC-V and Debian Trixie 64 bits?

[Thaddy]

 Debian Trixie 64 has fpc and lazarus in the repo's but not sure they are built for risc-v
But configuring the cross-compiler is no problem.

[marcov]

Microchip has some 64-bit "MPU"s. https://www.microchip.com/en-us/products/microprocessors/64-bit-mpus

running yocto Linux it seems