Comment on It's not Rust, it's FreeBSD (and LLVM)parentComments−steveklabnik2yNo. It specifically is being treated as a second class citizen that is allowed to break.Rust is already in the Windows kernel. It’s being used in embedded devices and kernels in production. It has proven itself.
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No. It specifically is being treated as a second class citizen that is allowed to break.
Rust is already in the Windows kernel. It’s being used in embedded devices and kernels in production. It has proven itself.