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The GigaDevice GD32VF1xx series is the first member of the GigaDevice family that incorporates a RISC-V architecture chip.
 
The GigaDevice GD32VF1xx series is the first member of the GigaDevice family that incorporates a RISC-V architecture chip.
   
= Available eval boards =
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== Available eval boards ==
 
The following eval boards that are based on the GD32VF1xx are available:
 
The following eval boards that are based on the GD32VF1xx are available:
 
* GD32VF103V-EVAL Rev 1
 
* GD32VF103V-EVAL Rev 1
 
* [https://wiki.segger.com/SiPeed_Longan_Nano SiPeed Longan Nano]
 
* [https://wiki.segger.com/SiPeed_Longan_Nano SiPeed Longan Nano]
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== Reset ==
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On the Gigadevice GD32VF1 series devices, the ndmreset bit of the RISC-V debug interface does not reset the peripherals.
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It is not clear if it resets the core reliably as well. Therefore, if a GD32VF1 series device is selected, J-Link by default uses the reset pin to reset the chip.
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Revision as of 12:59, 8 March 2023

The GigaDevice GD32VF1xx series is the first member of the GigaDevice family that incorporates a RISC-V architecture chip.

Available eval boards

The following eval boards that are based on the GD32VF1xx are available:

Reset

On the Gigadevice GD32VF1 series devices, the ndmreset bit of the RISC-V debug interface does not reset the peripherals. It is not clear if it resets the core reliably as well. Therefore, if a GD32VF1 series device is selected, J-Link by default uses the reset pin to reset the chip.