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Transistors aren't free (as in power consumptions, thermal etc), and wasting them on implementing 1 byte granularity TLBs would probably be a hard sell, even if assuming everything can indeed be done in parallel.

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Thanks a lot :)

An article which I have been ~procrastinating~ working on over the past few months and finally finished!

It is quite long, but I've been told it's an interesting read for some audiences. Let me know what you think :)

Not the UK at least, as someone who has done a completely in-country switch from student to skilled worker. In fact you are not allowed to leave the country when your application is in progress (leaving would cancel it).

> Didn't realize I needed to put this together for you,

You can also do that with certificate transparency logs though.

But how...

Isn't bank cards designed to be non-cloneable (with crypto chips)?

Rust works pretty well with C, and you could use cbindgen[0] to generate c headers for rust functions marked as extern and it would work when linked together. However, rustls doesn't seems to be providing any such function. Most of its API is rust-based, using stuff that isn't directly available in C (Option, Vec, etc.). So you would have to write at least some rust code that calls the library, and have your C code calls the rust code that you write.

On the flip side, calling C code in rust is pretty easy - you have the entire libc available, and rust-bindgen[1] generate bindings for you, which in my experience works very well. So, you may also consider writing your program in rust… If that's possible.

  [0]: https://github.com/eqrion/cbindgen
  [1]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-bindgen

THANK YOU!!!

Useful tool, liked.

I have personally been using an earlier version of this tool (also written by me) myself for a long time… Then I decided to rewrite it in Golang and improve things, so this came out. Looking for suggestions and reviews…