Rust sure seems like the future in some ways. What is the support like for embedded development though?
The articles I’ve read seem focused on more OS level and above projects.
https://www.theregister.com/AMP/2022/11/11/nsa_urges_orgs_to_use/
@derickflorian There's a great list of resources at <https://github.com/rust-embedded/awesome-embedded-rust/blob/master/README.md>, and the title sums it up: #RustLang on #embedded is awesome.
Note that some things there look like OSes, which you appear to want to go lower than: worry not, zero cost abstractions allow quite high-level concepts that are still monomorphized to effectively bare-metal code.
#RustLang evangelism
@derickflorian Ad "specific microcontrollers": The nice thing about the Rust embedded ecosystem is that there are conventions that help keep your code portable. Trait crates like embedded-hal or embedded-nal describe an interface that is implemented on may MCUs, and while not all of the application code will use only those, you'll only need to port the parts that don't.