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The standard way to make Rust portable would be to statically link with musl, not necessarily use no_std. It depends if you mean for embedded devices though (al
by nivenkos 6y ago
The standard way to make Rust portable would be to statically link with musl, not necessarily use no_std. It depends if you mean for embedded devices though (although Go is listed as portable, so I guess not).
I think it's more useful to look at different use cases and possibilities - like having a GC or not and which deployment targets that affects, the possibility for static and dynamic linking, etc.