Rusty Programming

Ferrous Systems released its Ferrocene Rust compiler as open source.

Rust has garnered a lot of interest in the embedded community, but where do you stand with using it?

Though it’s a relatively new programming language, Rust is now ready for prime time.

The U.S. National Security Agency recently published the “Software Memory Safety” Cybersecurity Information Sheet.

Rather than implementing an object-oriented programming architecture, the Rust language offers modular programming support, using traits rather than classes.

Here’s a very short intro to the syntax for Rust, the up-and-coming programming language in the embedded space.

Programming languages often defer reliability and security issues to tools and processes. Two initiatives—SPARK and Rust—state that language is key to reaching these objectives...

The latest Rust survey had more than 5,000 respondents. Most are using Rust in applications.

Rust is an emerging programming language designed to be a “safe, concurrent practical language.”

Technology Editor Bill Wong takes a crack at Rust, a relatively new programming language designed for safe and secure application development.