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If memory serves, NetBSD's strength is its portability.. So given the current state of Rust's portability, I doubt that they are very interested. As for OpenBS
by renox 7y ago
If memory serves, NetBSD's strength is its portability.. So given the current state of Rust's portability, I doubt that they are very interested.
As for OpenBSD, I wouldn't hold my breath: remember that Rust isn't the first 'safe' low level language but the others (Ada for example) didn't find success inside OpenBSD.
That said development follow fashions, so who knows?
- chungy 7y agoMy own feelings didn't reflect that the upstream projects should, nor necessarily would, switch. I was thinking more in terms of a fork to research the avenue.
- pjmlp 7y agoBetter look at Genode OS and what they are doing with C++, Ada and SPARK integration, than hoping any UNIX clone will ever use anything else other than C.