Multithreaded support Embedded Application on RISC-V

In recent years, RISC processors regain their prominence by dint of RISC-V. The main benefits of RISC-V which are flexibility, accessibility, and royalty-free structure, have made RISC-V an undeniable open-source rival against semiconductor companies. Those advantages bring RISC-V is a decent option for bare-metal embedded systems that the systems without any operating system support or centralized kernel. Also, for the bare-metal systems, concurrency and parallelism have been challenging and contradictory issues, to solve them multi-threading can be an option, and POSIX threads are the first term that comes to mind when multi-threading is mentioned. This thesis proposes to provide POSIX threads to the RISC-V bare-metal embedded systems. To exploit POSIX threads, musl has been chosen which is a C standard library implementation. Regarding the results of musl's bare-metal execution, new approaches are proposed and discussed. The experimental results have reported and discussed for the PULP platform and the other RISC-V cores. The overall conclusion and probable future works are reported at the end of the thesis.