The Linux Foundation Training and Certification’s Post

Very interesting in-depth discussion of why Rust is not always superior to C and that memory-safe languages are not the panacea people have painted them to be. If you use either, you definitely want to read this: https://hubs.la/Q02zTGq60 #Rust #C #Developers #DevOps

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Yunseong Kim

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The question here is. Since this is a Linux Foundation post, is Rust possible without libc on Linux? 😉 Is it possible to run a Rust program without libc? One more thing, wouldn't Rust for linux use libraries implemented in c for Linux kernel module programming?

Juan Antonio Martinez Rodriguez-Bermejo

EMEA Senior Sales Engineer at Seagull Scientific

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How about Python?

Yunseong Kim

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Another problem that I think Rust needs to address is Nondeterministic behavior in low-level. Check out my patch on the uftrace project for a discussion of this. https://github.com/namhyung/uftrace/pull/1839#issuecomment-1848855511

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Sonang Patel

Embedded | Linux Device Driver | Yocto | Linux BSP | IoT | Machine learning

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When it comes to hw access C is a GOAT😅

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