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by vollbrecht 2y ago
That's why AppStore monopolize are such a chore. There is no independent judicial authority if something between Google and a App Provider goes wrong. Google playing legeslative, executive and judiciary in one entity. There is a reason
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by vollbrecht 2y ago
> If you mean that not using Rust (or maybe some other languages e.g. Zig or Ada?) means that there can be no innovation in the Linux kernel, I would have to disagree since there's been plenty of progress in plain old c. No i didn&#
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by vollbrecht 2y ago
One can argue that any additional code is introducing complexity, not only writing Rust. Does that mean we should just stop innovating and go into an indefinite state of maintenance, since we are already so vast? A tax in one place may not
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by vollbrecht 2y ago
there is a good youtube video that explains it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyZlQY2xmWQ
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by vollbrecht 3y ago
The learning curve is quite step especially if you don't already have a good understanding of embedded systems.Funnily enough we see many rust beginners + embedded beginners directly jumping on the bandwagon and joining the Matrix chan
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by vollbrecht 3y ago
Embassy is a separate project, but you can use it's framework directly on either the no_std or the std(esp-idf) esp projects. For the no_std variant they provide a special version of a embassy_executor tied to the esp's and for th
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by vollbrecht 3y ago
If you are using esp-idf-sys you can include external C library's. Beside it providing all the original esp-idf C bindings, it can include either locally vendored library's or (using the esp-idf component manager) remote component
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by vollbrecht 3y ago
The rust standard library support was not that complicated to add because a) esp-idf ( with the FreeRTOS kernel) is used underneath b) esp-idf has unix like features and exposes a posix layer for stuff like networking and filesytem. If yo