Re:Writing an OS in Rust: Catching CPU Exceptions
by Manishearth on Sunday May 29, 2016 @06:34AM
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Everything has a runtime, except perhaps hand-rolled assembly. Rust today has a C-like runtime, which is bare minimum and makes it possible to FFI easily. For the most part you can pretend it doesn't exist; it doesn't affect programs.
In the past, Rust did have a bulkier runtime with a green thread scheduler and libuv; a runtime that "mattered".
In the past, Rust did have a bulkier runtime with a green thread scheduler and libuv; a runtime that "mattered".