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I guess that, if you can dislodge C in the embedded space, everything else will follow. So my question is: when can I use Rust on the Cortex M0 (or on a 32 bit

I guess that, if you can dislodge C in the embedded space, everything else will follow. So my question is: when can I use Rust on the Cortex M0 (or on a 32 bits RISC-V), with an interactive debugger, preferentially from a simple IDE?

steveklabnik 9y ago
Cortex M works today, but since I'm not in the space I can't comment on debuggers or IDEs.
- AstralStorm 9y ago
  Rust produces quite fat code even without safeties on and when using a tiny libc... If you have megabytes of flash to spare, it could probably be fine...
  - steveklabnik 9y ago
    > even without safeties on Most of Rust's "safeties" are only compile-time, and so have no effect on binary size.
    - AstralStorm 9y ago
      Many of them cost nothing over base rust tax, but that is not the issue.