RISC-V CPU & System software implementation written in Π‘
Currently builds using GNU Make (recommended) or CMake and is extremely portable.
git clone https://github.com/LekKit/RVVM
cd RVVM
make
cd release.linux.x86_64
./rvvm_x86_64 -h
You can configure the build with USE flags. To cross-compile, pass CC=target-gcc to make. If it fails to detect features, pass ARCH/OS variables explicitly.
Examples:
make lib CC=aarch64-linux-android21-clang USE_FB=0
make lib all CC=x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc USE_NET=1
make CFLAGS=-m32 ARCH=i386 USE_RV64=0 BUILDDIR=build BINARY=rvvm
make CC=mipseb-linux-gnu-gcc USE_JIT=0 USE_SDL=2
Alternatively, you can use CMake:
git clone https://github.com/LekKit/RVVM
cd RVVM
cmake -S. -Bbuild
cmake --build build --target all
cd build
./rvvm -h
rvvm fw_payload.bin -i drive.img -m 2G -smp 2 -res 1280x720
Recommended working firmware, distro images are found in Release section
Argument explanation:
[fw_payload.bin] Initial M-mode firmware, OpenSBI + U-Boot in this case
-k, -kernel u-boot.bin Optional S-mode kernel payload (Linux Image, U-Boot, etc)
-i, -image drive.img Attach storage image (Raw format, NVMe as of now)
-m, -mem 2G Memory amount (may be suffixed by k/M/G), default 256M
-s, -smp 2 Amount of cores, single-core machine by default
-res 1280x720 Changes framebuffer & VM window resolution
-rv32 Enable 32-bit RISC-V, 64-bit by default
. . .
-cmdline, -append ... Override/append default kernel command line
-nogui, -nojit Disable GUI (Use only UART), Disable JIT (for debugging)
-v Verbose mode
Invoke rvvm -h
to see extended help.
OS | JIT | GUI |
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Linux | Works | X11, SDL |
Windows | Works | Win32, SDL |
MacOS X | Works, need signing for M1 | SDL, XQuartz |
FreeBSD | Works | X11, SDL |
Haiku | Works | Haiku, SDL |
Serenity | Works | SDL |
Windows CE | Broken (?) | Win32 |
Emscripten | - | SDL |
This work is dual-licensed under GPL 3.0 and MPL 2.0. You can choose between one of them if you use this work.
If you wish to use this work as a component of a larger, non-GPL compliant project, you are free to do so in any form (Static linkage, binary distribution, modules) as long as you comply with the MPL 2.0 license.
For any form of software distribution, changes made precisely to this work should be made public to comply with either licenses.
Source file headers should be gradually transitioned to reflect their reusability.
Achievements | Working on | ||
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LekKit | RVVM API & infrastructure RV64IMAFDC interpreter, MMU/IRQs/Priv/etc RVJIT Compiler, X86/RISC-V backends NVMe, RTL8169, VFIO, many tiny devices Userspace network Rework of PCIe, PLIC, etc |
Networking, Userspace emulation COW blk-dedup image format New CPU features & JIT optimizations |
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cerg2010cerg2010 | Important fixes, RV64 groundwork, FPU Initial PLIC & PCI, PS2 HID, ATA, OC Ethernet ARM/ARM64 RVJIT backends |
Testing, Assistance | |
Mr0maks | Initial C/M/Zicsr extensions, initial UART, VM debugger ARM32 mul/div JIT intrinsics |
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0xCatPKG | Userspace network & API improvements Extended testing & portability fixes |
HD Audio | |
X547 | Haiku GUI, I2C HID, Userland API assistance | Guest Haiku support, UserlandVM | |
iyzsong | OpenBSD & PLIC fixes, Chardev API | ||
nebulka1 | Relative input mode |
The RISC-V trade name is a registered trade mark of RISC-V International.