You are very kind.<p>No major projects in RISC-V, just little bits and pieces here and there e.g. some contributions to the ISA manual, a little bigger (but still minor) contributions to the V and B extensions. Published the first working "check it out and build" LLVM repo for RISC-V, based on merging some out of date patches from Alex. Preserved a gcc/binutils toolchain for RVV draft 0.7.1 which for some reason the tag was removed from in the main riscv-gnu-toolchain repo (the commits still exist there, but no way to know what is a good point. I think a lot of people used that for C906/C910 until XTHeadVector got merged into GCC 14 with different mnemonics (`th.` prefix on all the instructions). Some contributions to the Samsung port of DotNET to RISC-V.<p>Just idk as an independent person if I see something easy the big players are ignoring then I try to fill the gap. Quite often that comes down to spending a few hours developing some example code to post on Reddit or my github. But watch this space ... I'm thinking of maybe trying to do that full time with community sponsorship at a buck or five a month each (Github Sponsors, Patreon, Buy Me a Coffee, OF [1] etc ..)<p>Would that work? I don't know.<p>[1] I hear a lot of people already have credit cards set up there.