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A new version of modversions
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-10-09 ~8 min read
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Smart pointers for the kernel
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-10-09 ~1 min read
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Efficient Rust tracepoints
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-10-09 ~1 min read
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Improving bindgen for the kernel
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-10-09 ~1 min read
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Linus and Dirk on succession, Rust, and more
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-10-02 ~12 min read
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What the Nova GPU driver needs
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-10-02 ~7 min read
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Getting PCI driver abstractions upstream
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-10-02 ~6 min read
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Coccinelle for Rust
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-10-02 ~4 min read
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An update on gccrs development
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BTF, Rust, and the kernel toolchain
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Best practices for error handling in kernel Rust
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Observations/Thoughts 2024-10-02 ~1 min read
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A discussion of Rust safety documentation
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Observations/Thoughts 2024-10-02 ~1 min read
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Resources for learning Rust for kernel development
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Miscellaneous 2024-10-02 ~10 min read
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Committing to Rust in the kernel
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Miscellaneous 2024-09-25 ~8 min read
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FreeBSD considers Rust in the base system
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-09-04 ~9 min read
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Whither the Apple AGX graphics driver?
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Miscellaneous 2024-09-04 ~9 min read
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Standards for use of unsafe Rust in the kernel
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Observations/Thoughts 2024-08-28 ~5 min read
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FreeBSD considers Rust in the base system
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Miscellaneous 2024-08-21 ~9 min read
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Rust for filesystems
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-07-10 ~8 min read
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Rust for embedded Linux kernels
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Project/Tooling Updates 2024-05-15 ~5 min read
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