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by kam 9y ago
It's a work in progress: https://github.com/rust-embedded/rfcs/issues/36
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by kam 9y ago
You can filter by category. https://500px.com/popular/landscapes
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by kam 9y ago
The size of a binary statically-linking libstd and targeting a desktop OS has nothing to do with the size of a binary targeting a bare-metal microcontroller where you use only libcore. If you compile for a MCU target with MCU-style code, yo
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by kam 9y ago
Yet you post on a site called Hacker News.
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by kam 9y ago
Nope, LLVM doesn't have a backend for the Xtensa architecture.
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by kam 10y ago
The author of this guide (Jorge Aparicio) has done an amazing amout of work getting the ecosystem started for Rust on microcontrollers. A few of his other projects worth mentioning: - svd2rust ( https://docs.rs/svd2rust/
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by kam 10y ago
> Above guide uses inline assembly to blink a GPIO. No, the only inline ASM in this guide is to cause a debugger breakpoint. You also need inline ASM to enable/disable interrupts, and that's about it. The code in this guide loo
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by kam 10y ago
It doesn't need to hunt for the directory entry, just needs to call `fstat()` on the stdin file descriptor.
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by kam 10y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/ and https://this-week-in-rust.org/
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by kam 10y ago
> The site had its original URL removed, but you can still find it easily. Why isn't this a link? Why isn't there a link to http://sci-hub.cc/ anywhere in this article? Linking isn't illegal.
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by kam 10y ago
I've used Rust on a variety of ARM Cortex-M based microcontrollers including Atmel SAMD21, NXP LPC1830, and STM32F4. AVR is tougher because that's an 8-bit architecture with very new support in LLVM. On microcontrollers, you use l
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by kam 11y ago
Atom with linter-rust highlights compile errors: http://i.imgur.com/ac7FTpW.png Or do you have a more specific visualisation for moves/ownership in mind?
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by kam 11y ago
https://github.com/pcwalton/webrender-demos/blob/master/sphe...
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by kam 11y ago
The use of the iCE40 family is exciting because there's a fully open source verilog to bitstream synthesis toolchain for the iCE40HX1K. https://github.com/cseed/arachne-pnr http://www.clifford.at/i
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by kam 11y ago
https://github.com/cantino/reckon imports CSV to Ledger, with Bayesian automatic categorization.
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by kam 12y ago
Rust will be supported by the tools the same way JS is. `tessel push` will run the cross compiler, and Rust libraries will be provided to access the hardware and modules. Yes, you can get to the underlying Linux system and run anything you
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by kam 12y ago
[1996] according to http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.34.9...
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by kam 12y ago
Yeah, it's unclear what he's talking about there. Normally when a function allocates a new object, it would want to return it by move (transferring ownership), rather than by reference. That doesn't involve any lifetimes.
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by kam 12y ago
The Xen pre-disclosure list is public, and Rackspace is on it: http://www.xenproject.org/security-policy.html They also spell out the policy for who is eligible.
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by kam 12y ago
They cite RFC6920 [1], which uses the "host" portion of the URL as an optional "authority" field. [1] http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6920#section-3
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by kam 12y ago
That's why they're all squared. Which is, of course, assuming that none of the equations involve imaginary numbers.
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by kam 12y ago
Yes. The module ports are documented here: https://github.com/tessel/hardware/blob/master/tessel-hardwa... and the JS APIs for using them here: https://tessel.io/docs/hardwareAPI
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by kam 12y ago
It doesn't matter. Without a legally-binding pledge limiting the patents to be used only defensively, there is a chilling effect on innovators in the space. The threat of a lawsuit discourages development and investment.
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by kam 12y ago
> Rust will never have an Intel-compiler. Yesterday, Intel announced a project combining a clang frontend with icc's backend. [1] The backend takes LLVM IR, so hopefully Rust's LLVM IR output could be run through it. [1] https
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by kam 12y ago
Rust can use C libraries pretty easily, and there's a tool to autogenerate Rust `extern` declarations from C headers: http://static.rust-lang.org/doc/master/guide-ffi.html https://github.com/c
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by kam 12y ago
> I’m not a fan of printf()-style parameters, because they break ordering (remarkably, php does this best with its “.” and “$” notations). Rust's println! macro also supports named format parameters, which don't need to be in t
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by kam 13y ago
I've seen it labelled "washes away bacteria".
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by kam 14y ago
SourceMap.
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by kam 14y ago
Google's "off the record" has nothing to do with the OTR protocol. It only instructs the server to stop archiving the conversation, and does not involve end-to-end crypto. Google still has access to the cleartext as it passes through their
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by kam 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (Based in Colorado, USA) I write code for both sides of the HTTP request as well as both sides of the USB cable. My current project involves d3.js, node, LLVM, and custom hardware. Somewhere between frontend and embedd

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