- Studied GAS .weak, .section, and .align [RISCY 52]
- Implemented va_args, environ, _start, and a build script [pcalc 1, pcalc 2]
For the month of December we did the following:
- Continued our study of entry.S [RISCY 53]
- Implemented handle_trap for pwm_speed_test [RISCY 54]
- Studied RISC-V calling conventions [RISCY 55]
- Continued trying to get our PWM interrupts to fire [RISCY 56]
- Demonstrated the annotated episode guide [Cinera Demo]
- Worked on X11 connection reply parsing [pcalc 3, pcalc 7]
- Worked on building with CC1 clang interface [pcalc 4]
- Fixed various bugs [pcalc 5, pcalc 6]
- Read COAD 2.1-2.2 [COAD 14]
- Read RISC-V Reader 1.1-1.6 [Reader 1, Reader 2]
November saw the beginning of my streaming the development of pcalc. In December we got back to a more respectable amount of work being done, and made headway in RISCY BUSINESS as well as the Book Club. The Book Club saw the introduction of a new book in the line up: The RISC-V Reader! We also made good progress on pcalc. Not only this, but now we have the annotated episode guide thanks to Miblo for his amazing work on Cinera. On the negative side of things, patreon had a fiasco which has left me in need of an alternative platform for supporters who no longer want to use patreon. I'll be providing an alternative to patreon in the coming months. However, I will be keeping patreon as well. Phew! Talk about a lot of exciting stuff going on since the last monthly overview. I'm hoping that trend continues!
Stay RISCY!