Recently, the openKylin community's RISC-V SIG successfully ported Arduino IDE 2.0 and its related components to the RISC-V architecture. This achievement opens up new possibilities for the RISC-V ecosystem, further advancing the integration of open-source hardware and open-source operating systems.

Arduino IDE is a widely used integrated development environment. The successful porting of Arduino IDE 2.0 to the openKylin RISC-V version not only showcases the compatibility and flexibility of the openKylin operating system but also provides powerful tools support for embedded development on the RISC-V platform.

Developers can now perform native Arduino project development and debugging directly on RISC-V-based devices. This improves development efficiency while also accelerating the adoption of RISC-V and openKylin in fields such as IoT, embedded systems, and STEM education.

The openKylin RISC-V SIG has actively contributed to the Arduino open-source community to ensure the stability and performance of the ported version. Arduino's official team has welcomed this effort, acknowledging that it will expand the platform's reach and create new opportunities for innovative applications on the RISC-V architecture.

The porting results will be submitted as pull requests (PRs) to the relevant Arduino repositories and dependency libraries, with some already accepted by the Arduino repository. Moving forward, the openKylin RISC-V SIG will continue optimizing and enhancing the RISC-V ecosystem.