Explore the inner workings of Rust's compiler architecture in this 32-minute Strange Loop Conference talk. Dive into the unique feature of Rust that allows access to all compiler internals from userland code, enabling the creation of static analysis tools and compilers. Learn how to write a simple static analyzer and implement a LISP that emits native objects using Rust's packaging machinery. Discover platform-specific hacks for creating a JIT compiler-like functionality. Gain insights into assembly, linkage, and code generation processes. Follow along as the speaker demonstrates practical examples, including a naive interpreter and compiler for Brainfuck. Understand the significance of LLVM in Rust's ecosystem and explore pattern matching techniques. Conclude with ideas for future applications and engage in a Q&A session to deepen your understanding of Rust's compiler capabilities.