The Rust compiler is renowned for its ability to optimize code performance and manage memory, thanks to its borrow checkers. Rust code is compiled using the official compiler <span>rustc</span>, which utilizes LLVM as its backend to optimize and convert high-level Rust code into low-level machine code. However, a recent alternative has emerged called gccrs, which … Read more
The Gulf GCC certification is a key passport for entering the markets of the Gulf Cooperation Council member countries, coveringSaudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and Yemen, among others. As a cornerstone of regional trade integration, GCC certification is not only a mandatory threshold for market access but also an important … Read more
Machine Word Length Machine word length refers to the number of bits of data that the CPU can process in a single operation. Generally, this number is equal to the length of the CPU’s general-purpose registers and the width of the data bus. In the case of the 8086, it is 16 bits. Due to … Read more
On May 16, 2025, the highly anticipated Rust programming language welcomed its new stable version—Rust 1.87.0! As one of the leading, safest, and high-performance system-level languages in the industry, Rust continuously enhances the development experience and underlying technology through version upgrades. This 1.87.0 iteration brings several important new features and stability improvements, covering core language … Read more
Introduction In today’s natural language processing field, embedding technology has become an indispensable part. Whether for text classification, sentiment analysis, or information retrieval, high-quality embedding models can significantly enhance task performance. However, as model sizes continue to grow, efficiently loading and inferring these models has become a pressing issue. Today, we will introduce a Rust … Read more
OSCHINA ↑ Click the blue text to follow us May 15 marks the 10th anniversary of the release of Rust 1.0. The Rust project developers held a “Rust 10th Anniversary” celebration in Utrecht, Netherlands, and released the new version 1.87.0 on the same day. The main new features of the new version include: Standard library … Read more
This article continues to focus on the protocol layer, with three articles planned for this layer. The next one will cover DNP3, which is widely used in power systems. Most of the referenced materials in this article are accessible, except for one write-up on reversemode.com (http://reversemode.com/downloads/logix_report_basecamp.pdf) that requires authentication to download. If anyone can download … Read more
C-peptide is widely used in daily clinical diagnosis and treatment. So why do we need to test C-peptide? How is C-peptide tested? How do we interpret the results? What is C-Peptide? Why Test for C-Peptide? C-peptide, also known as connecting peptide, is a secretion product of pancreatic β-cells. It shares a common precursor with insulin—proinsulin. … Read more
When it comes to C-Reactive Protein (CRP) and High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein (hsCRP), many friends have such questions: “Both are CRP, are they the same protein?” “Is what is being tested the same thing?” If so, why are there two names?” Today, I will help everyone understand these two testing items that we often confuse. Are … Read more
🎀 Article Author: Ertu Electronics🌸 Follow our public account for more resources!🐸 Looking forward to learning and exchanging ideas together! Article Cover 1. Project Overview This project designs a dual-end communication system for mobile phones and computers based on STM32 and a Bluetooth module, with the following main functions: • The computer can send messages … Read more