First up, the person writing the blog post is actively involved in QEMU development. It's not some random person evangelising use of Rust. It's most definitel

First up, the person writing the blog post is actively involved in QEMU development. It's not some random person evangelising use of Rust. It's most definitely not naive for them to suggest such a thing, but instead exactly how such things ought to be done. Secondly, you may be started to find out that the QEMU developers seem to be in agreement, with the interest related to Rust for vhost-user, and considering ways interfaces etc. might make that feasible. OPs post to the QEMU development list, thread makes for interesting reading: https://lore.kernel.org/qemu-devel/CAJSP0QWF8g7r5VqU_PRbskWZU3ahCq+eobR8GexUcPrAiYoCPQ@mail.gmail.com/ https://lore.kernel.org/qemu-devel/CAJSP0QWF8g7r5VqU_PRbskWZ...