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Just wanted to say thanks so much for your blog posts! I have been working on a medical device in no_std Rust and your articles have been super helpful in setti
by rstevens24 7y ago
Just wanted to say thanks so much for your blog posts! I have been working on a medical device in no_std Rust and your articles have been super helpful in setting up a robust unit test suite. I have been trying to hack at the utest crate and get on-device integration tests running again for quite some time... good to know there is movement on the custom test runner front :)
- phil-opp 7y agoIt's the first time that I hear about Rust on medical devices. Sounds really interesting! I'm glad to hear that my blog was useful to you! > I have been trying to hack at the utest crate and get on-device integration tests running again for quite some time... good to know there is movement on the custom test runner front :) The custom test framework feature of Rust was silently introduced in https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/53410 https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/53410 and I didn't know that it even existed a month ago. But it works really well and seems like a good solution for your problem.