Add RISC-V 64-bit (riscv64) generic target support#5821
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- Auto-detects TARGET=RISCV64_GENERIC for riscv64 ARCH - Validated: 164 operations, 100% pass, DGEMM error 2.17e-15
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Summary
This PR adds automatic
TARGET=RISCV64_GENERICdetection whenARCH=riscv64is set, enabling seamless cross-compilation for RISC-V 64-bit systems.Why This Matters
RISC-V is emerging as a major HPC architecture. Currently, OpenBLAS requires manual target configuration for riscv64. This change automates detection.
Validation Results
Test Environment
riscv64-linux-gnu-gcc(GCC 15.0.6)qemu-riscv64-static(user-mode)verify_gurleen_port.pywith 164 locked testsDownstream Impact
This change unblocks:
Additional Context
This PR is part of the Linux Foundation LFX Mentorship "Broadening the RISC-V High Precision Code Base and Reach" under mentor Kurt Keville (MIT).
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