Rust 1.87.0 Released! A Comprehensive Analysis of the Latest Version Unveiling New Heights in Performance and Safety

Rust 1.87.0 Released! A Comprehensive Analysis of the Latest Version Unveiling New Heights in Performance and Safety

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

Embedded Development in C: When to Use the Volatile Keyword for Variables?

Embedded Development in C: When to Use the Volatile Keyword for Variables?

What is the volatile keyword? In embedded programming with C, the volatile keyword is very important. Its English meaning is “changeable”. Its main function is to inform the compiler that the value of the variable it modifies may change in ways that the compiler cannot predict during program execution. Therefore, the compiler cannot perform regular … Read more

Can You Believe It? Assembly Language Ranks in the Top 10 Programming Languages for July

Can You Believe It? Assembly Language Ranks in the Top 10 Programming Languages for July

TIOBE has updated the programming language rankings for July 2016, and the biggest highlight this month is that the low-level assembly language has once again entered the top 10. Many people are surprised by the reasons that have led this low-level programming language to re-enter the top 10. They do not understand why a language … Read more

Understanding noexcept in C++: Performance Optimization or Hidden Trap?

Understanding noexcept in C++: Performance Optimization or Hidden Trap?

In C++, we often hear the term “exception safety”. It is not only about whether the program runs stably but also closely related to performance. The protagonist we are discussing today, noexcept, is a keyword closely related to exceptions. It can help us optimize program performance, but improper use may also create “hidden traps”. Today, … Read more