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Due to the hardware limit of Kendryte k210 chip(it is okay on qemu), when we want to load a 64-bit value in to a general-purpose register(using ld instruction), we have to guarantee that the address is aligned to 8 bytes. However, it is somehow strict so that many librarys do not consider it, leading to some incompatibility(e.g. xmas-elf crate). The same issue may occurs in other instructions, such as lh/lw/sh/sw/sd, but I have not try them yet.
Should we handle them in RustSBI by performing some aligned memory access manually and then merging the results?