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The Freedom E SDK is a repository of demo programs, industry standard benchmarks, and board support packages (BSPs) for our hardware platforms. Running benchmark code on our development boards is as easy as building a single Makefile target.

Completely Open Source

git clone --recursive https://github.com/sifive/freedom-e-sdk.git

Freedom Studio is the fastest way to get started programming with your SiFive hardware. Freedom Studio is built on top of the popular Eclipse IDE and packaged with a prebuilt toolchain and example projects from the Freedom E SDK. Freedom Studio is compatible with all SiFive RISC-V development boards. Previous released versions are available through our Freedom Studio GitHub repository.

We highly recommend downloading and reviewing the Freedom Studio User Manual before downloading and installing Freedom Studio. This manual has important information about preparing your host system to help you get up and running as quickly as possible. Please note that the Freedom Studio IDE no longer runs on CentOS 6.

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Save time by using one of our prebuilt toolchains which contain all the tools necessary to compile and debug programs on SiFive products. No hardware, no problem as the QEMU emulator packages can be used to test software applications without hardware. Our toolchain and emulator distributions have been carefully packaged to support both 32-bit & 64-bit ISAs. All the available packages are built using our Freedom Tools GitHub repository, where previous released versions are available.

The Freedom U SDK is a repository containing everything needed to build a Linux-based board support packages (BSP) targeting SiFive hardware and emulation platforms.

Completely Open Source

git clone https://github.com/sifive/freedom-u-sdk.git

Already have a HiFive Unleashed and want to get started right away? Download the latest pre-built image below and follow the instructions in Freedom U SDK for writing the image to the Micro SD Card.

A vibrant third-party ecosystem has evolved around the free and open RISC‑V ISA. The following tools are not developed nor maintained by SiFive, but may be worth considering for your next project.

Ashling

Ashling is a world-class technology partner offering integrated solutions, tools, and design services that are at the heart of the embedded environment. Ashling RiscFree™ C/C++ for RISC-V, is a fully integrated development tool environment that includes an IDE, compiler, debugger, and Opella-XD JTAG probe ready to use with SiFive's RISC-V Core IP products. A single download and install provides out of the box functionality and support for SiFive IP cores. Ashling brings in the added value of offering tools customization of any ISA extension, for both compiler and debugger, to support SiFive's customer base.

GNU MCU Eclipse

GNU MCU Eclipse is an open source project that includes a family of Eclipse plug-ins and tools for multi-platform embedded development, based on GNU toolchains. The RISC‑V architecture is fully supported, and the Eclipse plug‑ins allow users to create and build C/C++ projects. The debugging plug-ins support SEGGER J‑Link, OpenOCD, and QEMU—and include a detailed peripheral register viewer.

IAR Systems

IAR Systems is a truly global company at the top of our industry, providing world-leading software for building embedded applications for more than 30 years. We supply the tools and services that make embedded systems development fast, efficient and reliable, enabling our customers worldwide to deliver better products to their markets faster. IAR Embedded Workbench for RISC-V offers excellent optimization technology to ensure developers that the application fits the required needs and optimizes the utilization of on-board memory and necessary speed.

Lauterbach

The TRACE32® user interface and base modules support most available processor architectures. TRACE32® tools are applied in the pre-silicon phase for virtual prototyping and provide a seamless transition throughout all subsequent development phases leading to mass production. In October 2017, Lauterbach and SiFive announced TRACE32® support for RISC‑V cores.

PlatformIO

PlatformIO is a unique, open source, cross-platform and hardware-agnostic solution that provides developers with a modern integrated development environment that includes advanced embedded instruments for debugging, unit testing, and remote management. Thanks to its flexible architecture it can be easily customized to support any RISC-V core and platform-specific SDK reducing the time required to ship your RISC-V solution to the market.

SEGGER

SEGGER Microcontroller is a supplier of software, hardware, and development tools for embedded systems. SEGGER offers support throughout the development process with easy-to-use tools and middleware components.

• Embedded Studio - The leading cross-platform IDE for embedded C/C++ development. Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• J-Link - With unparalleled performance and an extensive feature set, J-Link offers the world's most widely-used debug probes.

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Ok, who remembers Red Dawn then? The mid-'80s Cold War paranoia flick starring Patrick Swayze and Charlie Sheen? You know, the one where a bunch of plucky teenagers have to save the USA from an invading Soviet army hell-bent on enslaving the decadent capitalist pig-dog and replacing every MacDonald's sign in sight with a hammer and sickle? It's had videogame potential written all over it for years, and it's bordenng on criminal that it's taken until now for someone to recognise this.Freedom: The Battle For Liberty Island (working title) may not be formally related to the big-screen classic, but it does take Soviet invasion as its basic premise, and does put you in the shoes of a Swayze-esque everyman leading a team of motley freedom fighters against an occupying force on Uncle Sam's soil. A nuclear missile has taken out the US capital, offing the President in the process, and giving the commies free reign to send in the troops. Thousands of citizens have been rounded up and imprisoned, including your own brother. Needless to say. and despite lessons learned in Chechnya, the Russkies have underestimated the power of the little man.Don't get the wrong idea though, this is no ordinary action shooter. In fact, the gameplay promises to be far more interesting and diverse than that, with a mixture of first-person guerrilla warfare and turn-based strategy. The strategic phases take place in New York's sewer systems, now the centre of resistance operations, where your job is to direct movements around the city, deciding where to strike and liberating the city sector by sector.

Action missions are mostly teambased. with teams growing in size as you recruit more and more irate Americans to your cause, although direct control over teammates will be kept to a minimum. The missions themselves promise to be pleasantly varied, often boasting multiple objectives and multiple levels of success. For example, you might be tasked with destroying a Soviet HQ in one mission, but unless you also blow up the nearby airfield you'll find yourself facing devastating helicopter attacks on your next incursion. The development team wants the missions to be interlocking in this way, with rewards for exploration and taking the initiative. If you poke around enough you'll find all manner of strategically important bits and pieces - bndges. supply dumps, airfields - and as head firebrand it's up to you to decide whether to destroy them, commandeer or simply avoid them.

The usual assortment of real-world and semi-fictional weapons will also be on offer, including machine guns, rocket propelled grenades. Molotov cocktails and your sinewy working man's fists. Also included is a selection of drivable vehicles, both military and civilian. With the help of 10's Glacier Engine, Freedom has a simple but appealing graphical tone that favours broad urban spaces over level of detail, and already appear quite stunning. Chaos reigns amid a cacophony of voice cues, combat talk, and stuff blowing up, the Al ensuring that the action never becomes dull. Plus there are plans for eight-way multiplayer support.The flag waving begins next spring.