IAR Build Tools for RISC-V
Automated builds on Ubuntu, Red Hat or Windows using leading build tools from IAR Embedded Workbench for RISC-V.
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Complete build tools for RISC-V
The build tools include the IAR C/C++ Compiler, IAR Assembler, Linker and the command line build utility IARBuild for supporting cross-platform frameworks for automated application build and test processes. The build tools enable large-scale deployments of critical software building and testing.
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Flexible and high performance
Suitable for installations ranging from a few licenses on a small build server, to massive installations with several hundreds of parallel builds active at the same time.
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Broad device support
The build tools support RV32 and RV32E 32-bit RISC-V cores and extensions, including RISC-V P extension for Packed-SIMD instructions. In addition, RV64 cores and the RV64I base instruction set are supported. The support for custom extensions helps when working with designing custom cores with exact definitions for an application or a product.
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Modern, scalable workflows
Support for modern and scalable build server topologies for CI/CD pipelines including Virtual Machines, Containers (Docker) and Self-hosted Runners.
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On-demand training included
When you buy a license of IAR Build Tools for RISC-V, you get access to free training courses through our IAR Academy on Demand offering.
Efficient workflows
Enabled by IAR Build Tools
Today's development practices require automated processes to ensure quality, and to run builds and tests continuously. All changes, even minor ones, are merged back to the main branch or repository in a build server so they can be committed and validated in small steps to avoid the integration nightmare to guarantee that all pieces work together just before a release. Merges are done as often as possible or at least once a day.
Many companies are bringing this approach to the next level by adding automated release processes and deployment of the application at any time.
Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery
Build servers and build farms require flexible and high-performance environments. By using our build tools, you are able to use Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery in cross-platform environments natively or as virtual machines or containers with high performance. This allows you to focus on the source code and not worry about time-consuming manual tasks, while errors are caught automatically.
Latest releases
We are constantly updating and refining our tools with new features, new device support and extended capabilities.
Latest version 3.30
- Scalar Cryptography (Zkn, Zks) Instruction Set Extensions
The Zkn and Zks RISC-V extensions implement Scalar Cryptography instructions aimed at accelerating the NIST and ShangMi cryptographic standards, respectively. - Code Size Reduction (Zcb, Zcmp) Instruction Set Extensions
The Zcb standard extension provides compressed variants of a number of existing extensions. The Zcmp extension is a set of instructions (including push/pop) that can be executed as a series of existing 32-bit RISC-V instructions. - Improved code generation for the Bitmanip extensions
- Optimized ceil, floor, and round libraries for soft-float and Zfinx
- Support for misaligned data access
- New compiler GCC extensions
- New devices
Version: 3.20
Zfinx and Zdinx standard RISC-V extensions
- Support for standard extensions for Floating-Point in Integer Registers.
CMO standard RISC-V extensions
- Support for the Cache Management Operations (CMO) extensions Zicbom, Zicboz, and Zicbop.
Auto compressing Assembler
- When support for the C extension is enabled, the assembler automatically converts normal instructions to compressed instructions.
Optimized ceil, floor, and rounding library functions
Improvements for the Andes performance extension on RV64
Improved code generation for the Bitmanip extensions
New devices
- Sifive
E6-A - Nuclei
NA900 - Frontgrade Gaisler
GP32L-SC
GP64L-SC
MC32L-SC
MC64-SC
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Version: 3.11
- Andes CoDense extensions
- Andes V5 architecture code density enhancement, to reduce program code size - P extension support
- Standard Extension for Packed-SIMD Instructions, updated to 0.9.11 - Visual Studio Code extension
The IAR Build extension available on Microsoft Marketplace enables you to work in Visual Studio Code (with IAR Build Tools installed) to:
- Build IAR Embedded Workbench projects
- Run the C-STAT static analysis tool - New devices
Version: 3.10
64-bit RISC-V core support
- Support for RV64 RISC-V cores and the RV64I base instruction set
- Support for RV64 devices from Andes, Codasip, Microchip, Nuclei, and SiFive
Library support for the C++17 language standard
The toolset now includes a new C++ library that supports C++17 library features.
Cross-platform support
In addition to previous support for Ubuntu and Red Hat, the latest version also supports Windows.
Read complete release notesOptimizing your resources
Streamlined development and test help optimize time spent developing and testing as well as license management and server utilization. Our build tools are suitable for installations ranging from a few licenses on a small build server, to massive installations with several hundreds of parallel builds active simultaneously.
Standardize on future-proof tools and services and gain a robust,
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development.
By standardizing on flexible and high performance development tools, companies can benefit from improved license and cost management while improving collaboration and enhancing productivity. For engineering teams and individual engineers, there is a lot to gain from having access to an uninterrupted workflow. In addition, we provide global technical support, and flexible training programs.
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On-demand webinars
Watch our recorded webinars about automated building and testing in cross-platform environments.
Continuous Integration Explained
In this session, you will learn more about Continuous Integration including the command line build tools. We will show you how these tools can help you simplify integration and maximize code quality while allowing you to do what you do best: focusing on your code.
Watch webinarSetting up a Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery environment
Setting up a Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery environment
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In this session, you will learn the differences between Docker and virtual machines. Learn what fits best your automated build environment.
Watch webinarQuick start to Continuous Integration with self-hosted runners
In this session, you will learn how self-hosted runners could be used as an alternative in your Continuous Integration environment.
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