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RISC-V (rv32i) emulator in C
This is just for me to understand how all this works, and to learn something new.
So don't use it.

Example programs:
- return.bin: returns -1094647826 (puts it to register 10)

To compile stuff:
0. Get the toolchain obviously
1. riscv32-unknown-elf-gcc -c -Oz program.c
2. riscv32-unknown-elf-objcopy -O binary program.o program.bin
3. program.bin is the binary file with the program, pass it as an argument

rv32i, ilp32 compatible toolchain for 64bit Linux: https://lfs.m724.eu/toolchain.tar.zst adaa74f263dcba430da588b1109bc3b90bd90a84c67b06213bd03a7bbacd1a2a
Or just the stuff necessary to make a binary file: https://lfs.m724.eu/toolchainlite.tar.zst 55e79dff7ba4093dedb8151461508fc157525ad89615d49d737845af03d1643f
Those were compiled with `./configure --prefix=$(pwd)/../toolchain --with-arch=rv32i --with-abi=ilp32` and `make`