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Rust your ARM microcontroller

249 pointsby miqktabout 8 years ago

5 comments

vvandersabout 8 years ago
Incredible.<p>Here I was expecting another small project and instead this post delivers in spades. Awesome to see svd2rust, there&#x27;s definitely a couple edge cases(global #define) that bindgen doesn&#x27;t quite cleanly handle yet and that&#x27;s a clean solution to it.
Animatsabout 8 years ago
Nice. That&#x27;s what Rust is really good for.<p>This is a deluxe environment, with a debugger built in. In the next episode, they add a CPU dispatcher.
MrBuddyCasinoabout 8 years ago
I had no idea Rust MCU support has come so far, the generated code is indeed very lean. This is fantastic! God I&#x27;d love to use this, but ESP8266&#x2F;ESP32 is where its at right now (at least for me).
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andarsabout 8 years ago
Brilliant.<p>I worked on getting rust to run on an arm core a few years ago, and the process was honestly pretty miserable. This is so far ahead from what I had going, it is hardly comparable. Looks like a very streamlined and elegant process. Excellent work.
jwrabout 8 years ago
Very interesting work. I&#x27;m looking forward to when I&#x27;ll be able to use Rust to write production ARM code (I mostly use NXP Kinetis devices, but it seems most of the tooling is universal).