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@pancake That's very cool! We can follow these steps to build and run NuttX on QEMU RISC-V 64-bit:

lupyuen.github.io/articles/ris

Then add our code to the `hello` app:

apps/examples/hello/hello_main.c

Note that the Hello App needs to be enabled (change "M" to "*"):

github.com/lupyuen/lupyuen.git

Generally, any code that targets Linux Command-Line, will probably compile on NuttX without changes.

If NuttX fails to build something because of missing headers (e.g. GTK), then it's probably not supported by NuttX :-)

@lupyuen i wanna port r2 to nuttx, could be fun to learn from this system. Is there any guide to crosscompile posix programs for it? Whats the essiest way to get an emulated system running with your code in it?

" said it would not charge a commission to developers of apps who avoided the App Store, but it would levy a Core Technology Fee of €0.50 for each App Installation"

theguardian.com/technology/202

"This second stage Malicious Script read the Private SSH Key stored in the id_rsa file located in the homedir/.ssh directory. It then uploaded the Base64 encoded key to an attacker-controlled GitHub repository"

reversinglabs.com/blog/gitgot-

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