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But you can write userspace drivers in any language, as long as that language has basic file I/O and mmap() support. There's nothing special about using Rust fo
by tremon 3y ago
But you can write userspace drivers in any language, as long as that language has basic file I/O and mmap() support. There's nothing special about using Rust for userspace drivers.
- TylerE 3y agoIsn't this false? Don't certain languages basically need, say, a libc that isn't nessesarily available in kernel space?