This article is reprinted from the Jishu Community Jishu Column: Arm Technology Blog Author: Andy Lok Source: https://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/p/52855259 In this article, we will discuss a very important concept in embedded systems – registers. Since microcontrollers interact with the external environment and control their own functions primarily through registers, the use of registers will be integral … Read more
A few days ago, I saw in the envoy-wasm Slack group that a Google engineer, Yan, was discussing bringing Rust into Envoy. This time he mentioned Google’s Crubit, a tool for C++ and Rust interoperability, which looks quite interesting. Here’s a simple record of it. Developing Envoy with Rust As I recall, this has been … Read more
Author | Tom MacWright Translator | Wu Liupo Editor | Cai Fangfang Rust is a fascinating programming language with excellent CLI tools like ripgrep and exa. Companies like Cloudflare are using and encouraging people to write Rust to run microservices. Software written in Rust can be safer, smaller, and cleaner than C++ or C. If … Read more
Author | Vitaly Bragilevsky Translator | Liu Yameng Editor | Tina The Rust ecosystem is regularly explored through numerous developer surveys. A careful reading of these reports can provide deep insights into the community and the potential of the technology. For example, the majority of Rust developers have only recently started using the language, which … Read more
Author: Bhagyashree R Translator: Ping Chuan Editor: Wang Wenjing At the 2019 Open Source Technology Summit (OSTS), Intel’s Chief Engineer Josh Triplett detailed the work Intel is doing to make Rust, a language loved by many, fully comparable to C. In his talk “Intel and Rust: The Future of Systems Programming,” he also discussed the … Read more
Script Home Set as “Starred⭐” to receive article updates promptly Source丨51CTO Technology Stack (ID: blog51cto) Author丨kobzol Planning丨Qianshan Proofreading丨Yun Zhao If reprinted, please contact the original public account Several years ago, I started programming in Rust, which gradually changed the way I design programs in other programming languages, especially Python. Before I began using Rust, I … Read more
Click the above to follow us! Today, let’s talk about Rust’s testing framework. To be honest, testing always feels like a hassle when writing code, but it is really important. Rust has a built-in set of simple and easy-to-use testing tools that can help us easily write high-quality code. Let’s see how to use this … Read more
Hey everyone! Today we’re going to talk about something exciting, Python slow? Not at all! I have always thought that Python is a great language, it’s clean and elegant, and the development efficiency is top-notch. But when it comes to performance-sensitive areas, the speed can really make you question life. Don’t worry, today I’m going … Read more
Author ｜ Kornel Translator ｜ Sambodhi Editor ｜ Zhao Yuying This article was originally published on the author’s personal blog and is shared here with the authorization of the original author Kornel, translated by InfoQ Chinese site. Programs written in Rust should have run-time speed and memory usage comparable to those written in C. However, … Read more
Author | Tom MacWright Translator | Wu Liupo Editor | Cai Fangfang Rust is a magical programming language with excellent CLI tools, such as ripgrep and exa. Companies like Cloudflare are using and encouraging people to write Rust to run microservices. Software written in Rust can be safer, smaller, and more concise than C++ or … Read more