My employer does embedded Rust. We built our own little OS, Hubris, as the foundation of those projects. A no-op task in Hubris ends up at like 100 bytes, last

My employer does embedded Rust. We built our own little OS, Hubris, as the foundation of those projects. A no-op task in Hubris ends up at like 100 bytes, last I measured. https://hubris.oxide.computer/ https://hubris.oxide.computer/ You still have to like, actively think about binary size in order to get things to be that small. But the smallest x86_64 binary rustc has ever produced is 137 bytes. How small your program is up to you, not Rust. EDIT: Oh yeah, I left a similar comment with more details about a year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34032824 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34032824