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Originally posted by ihatemichael View Post
C isn't that difficult.
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Originally posted by ihatemichael View PostC isn't that difficult.
If someone is already well-acquainted with Rust, I think that would be an easier entry point for them to get involved in kernel development.
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Originally posted by ihatemichael View PostC isn't that difficult.
I used to quite like C and C++. It's a good chunk of my CS years and my first jobs. But they have evolved past my willingness to understand them. I wouldn't have gone back into system programing without Rust (or some hypothetical future language with similar qualities).
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Originally posted by Alliancemd View PostOnce this lands, I might dabble for the first time in Linux kernel module development. Quite excited for this to land
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Originally posted by Developer12 View PosteBPF isn't good enough to write drivers and has it's own weird restrictions.
Anyway, just mentioning it for people's awareness. Its safety & security benefits over native kernel development are real. You can still use Rust, either way:
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If things go through and MGLRU Preemt-RT and Rust realy get merged Linux 6.0 will be a milestone, 2 major apiĀ“s and a new Laguage api what is more worthy of a Major Release Herunterladen.jpg
waku waku
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Originally posted by coder View PostIf you want to learn about the kernel internals, that's cool. Otherwise, you should take a look at what you can accomplish with eBPF. It's a safer way to handle a variety of tasks, and IIRC has broad & growing language support.
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