Jev Executes RISC-V Instructions

Jev executes RISC-V instructions for addition, printing, and bitmath by simulating logic gates. The build uses SERV, a tiny open-source RISC-V implementation.

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I tortured Jev into executing RISC-V (RISC-jeV?) instructions. It can add numbers, print, do bitmath. It's literally simulating logic gates like A AND B or A OR B. Then uses a tiny, open-source RISC-V implementation called SERV. Test it out here https://t.co/Rc0xnbpRea https://t.co/ksyxbYQcRj

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The author describes the gates as examples like A AND B or A OR B. The post links to try it out.

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