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Supporting Linux kernel development in Rust
We're bad at marketing We can admit it, marketing is not our strong suit. Our strength is writing the kind of articles that developers, administrators, and free-software supporters depend on to know what is going on in the Linux world. Plea...
Miscellaneous 2020-09-04 ~8 min read
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The alpha version of the Rust 1.0 release has been announced. There is a long list of new features added to the language; see the release notes for details. "The language is feature-complete for 1.0. While we plan to make many usability imp...
The big story 2015-01-12 ~20 min read
"There actually are NOT very many places where the C code’s behavior conflicts with Rust’s borrowing rules. This is both somewhat surprising, becau..."
— SimonHeath porting C to Rust

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