For over three decades, Linux has been written in the C programming language. Indeed, Linux is C's most outstanding accomplishment. But the last few years have seen a growing momentum to make the Rust ...

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The next version of the Linux kernel may come bundled with support for the Rust programming language, creator Linus Torvalds has hinted. At the Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit, Torvalds told the ...

Linus Torvalds would accept code for programming the kernel in Rust, even if the maintainer of the relevant part of Linux blocked its inclusion. However, the founder and lead developer of the kernel ...

Rust isn't exactly a managed memory language. To simplify what's going on a bit, its compiler refuses to accept code that can result in certain common (but not all) classes of memory and threading ...

As I understand it, Rust differs from managed languages in the sense that all the checks it performs are done at compile-time. It forces you to write your code correctly, and in effect it proves that ...