Teardown 2025 - CHARLES LOHR -HAL NO! Making an RISC-V SDK from the Bottom Up @crowd_supply
Teardown 2025 - CHARLES LOHR -HAL NO! Making an RISC-V SDK from the Bottom Up  @crowd_supply
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Ch32fun is an embedded SDK for the CH32 series of RISC-V microcontrollers with a focus on transparency between code and hardware to help maximize the value you can get out of your chips. In developing this SDK, a broad set of knowledge also had to be developed having to do with the way processors process, compilers compile and programming interfaces program. This talk will go into all the details you would need if you wanted to develop an SDK for another chip or some toy architecture, especially if it’s based on RISC-V or ARM.

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