The developers of the Python programming language have announced official support for the RISC-V architecture in the CPython codebase, the reference implementation of the Python programming language. Support for the RISC-V architecture is now at level 3, which requires a working build and maintenance by at least one member of the Core Team, but without a guaranteed bug fix time or blocking the release if serious issues arise.
Several RISC-V hosts have been deployed to test builds and debug specific errors in the Python infrastructure. To identify issues early, work is underway to integrate RISC-V into the project's continuous integration platform. Additionally, work has been announced to introduce performance optimizations specific to the RISC-V architecture. Over time, a second level of support is planned for RISC-V, where platform-related issues are resolved within 24 hours, and unresolved serious issues will block the release.
Source: opennet.ru
