GoUpSec Comment: Following the App Store’s support for third-party applications, the “walled garden” of Apple has once again been breached by the EU. Driven by the interoperability mandates of the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), Google’s newly released Pixel 10 series has achieved one-way compatibility with Apple’s AirDrop through an update to its Quick Share … Read more
1.The Rules of the Game Have Changed Many people will ask: “Operating systems, browsers, game engines, database kernels, and compiler backends are all written in C/C++. How can Rust replace it?” So let’s state the conclusion first: In the era of “human engineers + AI/agents writing code together”, the new system-level projects are likely to … Read more
Rewriting the Linux Kernel in Rust? The Ambitious Project ‘moss’ “Writing an operating system? Isn’t that Linus’s territory?”“Can Rust write a kernel? Aren’t you afraid of unsafe code blowing you up?”“Linux compatibility? You mean it can run BusyBox and that’s considered compatible?” Hold on, today we won’t boast or make empty promises; instead, let’s take … Read more
Compiled by | Su Mi Produced by | CSDN (ID: CSDNnews) “In the past nearly 20 years, I have actually not been a programmer anymore.” “As for Git, which I invented, I am now just an observer.” “I used to say my job was to reject proposals, but now I have to say ‘agree or … Read more
Embedded Rust News: Issue 59 Zenoh no-std support standard version Rust exception causing Cloudflare crash Google launches Wasefire for embedded firmware Arduino terminology update sparks controversy Zephyr version 4.3 released Fluid Kernels Simulator86 is an experimental Rust embedded simulator Rust 1.91 Released Read: https://www.theembeddedrustacean.com/p/the-embedded-rustacean-issue-59 Tutorial “The Impatient Programmer’s Guide to Bevy and Rust” Chapter 3 … Read more
Rust and GPU: The Future of GPU Programming Rust is ushering in a new era of GPU programming. It combines the language’s powerful safety and concurrency features, providing a dual guarantee of performance and reliability. Using Rust for GPU development allows you to write both CPU and GPU code simultaneously, leveraging Rust’s existing ecosystem for … Read more
Complete Analysis of the Blake3 Hash Algorithm —— The fastest, strongest, and most modern cryptographic hash function of 2025 (completely surpassing SHA-256/SHA-3) Project Blake3 SHA-256 SHA-3 (Keccak) XXH3 Design Year 2020 (Successor to Blake2) 2001 2015 2021 (Non-cryptographic) Security Level 128–256 bit (configurable) 128 bit 128–256 bit 0 bit (unsafe) Single-core Speed (64 bytes) 1.8–2.2 … Read more
In today’s embedded system development, fast and efficient interaction with hardware is a fundamental requirement. To address this, there is an important project in the Rust ecosystem – embedded-hal. This article will provide a detailed introduction to the background, uses, and how to apply it in practical development. What is embedded-hal? embedded-hal (Hardware Abstraction Layer) … Read more
Source: CSDN (ID: CSDNnews) In recent years, Rust has become a rather controversial programming language. On one hand, many U.S. government agencies have publicly called for a shift away from C/C++ towards memory-safe programming languages like Rust. At the same time, major companies are competing to embrace Rust, emphasizing that it allows for writing safer … Read more
Deep Dive into the Tokio select! Macro: The Art of Concurrency Control in Rust Asynchronous Programming In the asynchronous Rust ecosystem, Tokio is undoubtedly the most important asynchronous runtime. It provides a variety of tools necessary for building high-performance, concurrent applications. Among them, the tokio::select! macro is a powerful asynchronous control flow tool that allows … Read more