Baremetal multicore support #4851
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This is more descriptive: the call is to exit a task, not to pause it. This also makes it more obvious that there's an optimization opportunity: to free the stack explicitly after the goroutine returns (or to keep it as a cache for the next stack allocation).
This variable is only necessary on the cooperative scheduler. It is not actually used on the "none" scheduler, so can be removed there.
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Size difference with the dev branch: Binary size differencedrivers/sizes-dev.txt has more commands than drivers/sizes-pr.txt
tinygo build -size short -o ./build/test.hex -target=feather-rp2040 ./examples/adafruit4650
flash ram
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Use multiple cores of the "baremetal" riscv-qemu target. The goal is to iron out all the bugs on an easy-to-debug target before moving on to more interesting targets like RP2040. After this PR is done, the RP2040 should be relatively easy to add support for (since I already wrote most of that code).
Work in progress. This already mostly works, but there are a few things that still need to be fixed:
time.NewTimeretc) need to be implemented.