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Rust CTCFT

Introduction

Nightly features

Pinning: init workaround example

Pinning: usage example

Pinning: ideal ergonomics

Modularization of core and alloc

Memory model: current status, example

Memory model: future potential

Avoid assuming Cargo

Const support: device id tables, C example

Const support: device id tables, Rust example

Const support: struct file operations example

Const support: checking offsets, simplified example

Const support: checking offsets, build error example

Architecture & GCC support

Target specification

Ability to implement our own Arc

Ergonomics of operation tables: example usage

Ergonomics of implementing traits: implement members

Ergonomics of implementing traits: Simplified types

Building std is hard

Codegen quality minimal source code example 1

Padding: current solution, punting to developer

Rust specification

Branded types: locking patterns, RCU

Function context restrictions ("colored unsafe")

Description:

Explore cross-team collaboration in Rust development through this 55-minute conference talk. Dive into nightly features, pinning techniques, and core modularization. Examine memory model considerations, const support implementations, and architecture-specific concerns. Learn about ergonomic improvements for operation tables and trait implementations. Discuss challenges in building the standard library, codegen quality, and padding solutions. Gain insights into the Rust specification, branded types for locking patterns, and function context restrictions.

Cross Team Collaboration: Rust Features and Ergonomics - 2021-11-22

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