I would prefer a python interpreter written directly in rv64 assembly with a near 0-SDK. Would run on x86_64 and arm64 with a rv64 interpreter (ofc with some code paths adaptation).
I am currently written rv64 assembly for some project, and at the same time I am writting a x86_64 interperter for this rv64 assembly code.
rv64 assembly is the new C.
I would assume any assembly language is worse to program than C
Additionnally, if we are honnest with ourselves for a lot of programs, from a life cycle perspective, coding time of the bulk is actually negligictible. It is not the case with all types of programs though, but for a lot of system programs, this is very true.
And rv64 is supposed to become THE ISA standard. One of the main reasons for C existence is ISA abstraction which is kind of gone here. Of course, I wish risc-v to be a success.