RISC-V Linux Development with Ubuntu 26.04 (Paperback)

Paperback. RISC-V gives developers an unusual opportunity to understand the relationship between an instruction-set architecture, compilers, operating systems, hardware, and applications. For developers who want to work closer to the system, that makes RISC-V an especially valuable platform.RISC-V Linux Development with Ubuntu 26.04 takes the next step by focusing on the development technologies that sit underneath and around a RISC-V Linux system.Starting with RISC-V architecture concepts, the book progresses into toolchains, compilation, cross-compilation, debugging, native development, Linux internals, kernel development, device-tree concepts, embedded workloads, and performance optimization.The goal is not simply to explain individual technologies. It is to show how they connect when building and debugging real software for RISC-V systems.You will explore how compilers translate source code for the architecture, how cross-development environments are constructed, how applications can be debugged across host and target systems, and how Linux interacts with the underlying RISC-V platform.The book also moves into deeper systems topics, including kernel-oriented development, device trees, embedded environments, architecture-aware optimization, profiling, and performance analysis.Inside, you will learn how to: Understand the RISC-V architecture from a Linux developer's perspective- Work with GCC, Clang, assemblers, linkers, and related toolchain components- Build native and cross-compilation workflows- Develop and debug software for RISC-V targets- Understand important Linux kernel development concepts- Explore device trees and hardware/software integration- Build applications for embedded and resource-constrained environments This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…