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The final step, is of course to run code on top of the RISC-V CPU running in the Simulator in Rust. Thanks to Embedded Rust, it's easy to generate freestanding RISC-V code, Simon says. He showed a demo of a binary compiled and then run into qemu. Then he used his own nand-level simulator, which was much slower. At a few kHz, it is as fast as an ENIAC from 1945, Simon says. #RustLang #RustInParis