If you're going to try using rust for esp32 development, you'll use the wrapper libraries that Espressif maintains. When things don't work correctly, you'll be

If you're going to try using rust for esp32 development, you'll use the wrapper libraries that Espressif maintains. When things don't work correctly, you'll be dealing with a larger problem space as you try to figure out whether the problem is your implementation / logic, the lower-level libraries, or the wrapper libraries. I don't know what benefits you're gaining using rust if you're not using a native rust (to the metal) stack of libraries. If only Oxide found a need for esp32 modules, perhaps they would be up for the task?