If anyone is interested in OS development and Rust, there is a really
good tutorial here:
https://os.phil-opp.com/
If anyone is interested in OS development and Rust, there is a really good tutorial here:
https://os.phil-opp.com/
Andrew
For OS education, I _highly_ recommend looking at xv6, MIT's
teaching system that reimplements the 6th Edition research Unix
interface. A 2/3rds completed reimplementation in Rust for
x86_64 is at https://github.com/dancrossnyc/rxv64 (I should finish
that up and ping Frans again...).
A number of things all the way down to within the Linux kernel are now
being developed with Rust. Are you diving into it?
I've done a couple very small projects in Rust and really like the
language. I'd like excuses to do more. It's a bit of a moving target
since the language has evolved so quickly which can be good and bad -- though it has settled down a bit. One thing I really want to try out
is the async/await stuff that's now official.
One thing good about this tutorial is it's teaching me test cases, something I've never really learned about. I remember you suggesting them in magicka, but I never really "got it".
If anyone is interested in OS development and Rust, there is a really
good tutorial here:
https://os.phil-opp.com/
If anyone is interested in OS development and Rust, there is a really good tutorial here:
https://os.phil-opp.com/
Andrew
For OS education, I _highly_ recommend looking at xv6, MIT's
teaching system that reimplements the 6th Edition research Unix
interface. A 2/3rds completed reimplementation in Rust for
x86_64 is at https://github.com/dancrossnyc/rxv64 (I should finish
that up and ping Frans again...).
A number of things all the way down to within the Linux kernel are now
being developed with Rust. Are you diving into it?
I've done a couple very small projects in Rust and really like the
language. I'd like excuses to do more. It's a bit of a moving target
since the language has evolved so quickly which can be good and bad -- though it has settled down a bit. One thing I really want to try out
is the async/await stuff that's now official.
One thing good about this tutorial is it's teaching me test cases, something I've never really learned about. I remember you suggesting them in magicka, but I never really "got it".
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