In an effort to develop and maintain skills, I read the following books in the last three months: Gookin, Dan. Programmer’s Guide to nCurses Klabnik, Steve and Carol Nichols. The Rust Programming Language van Rossum, Guido. The Python Tutorial
Pi Configuration Procedures (on Raspberry Pi Zero W): Modify /boot/config.txt, append the following as a separate line:dtoverlay=dwc2 Modify /boot/config.txt, comment out any lines containing otg_mode. Modify /boot/cmdline.txt, add the following immediately after rootwait, surrounded by spaces:modules-load=dwc2,g_ether Create an empty file called /boot/ssh. Driver Installation Procedures (on Microsoft Windows 11): Disable driver signature verification. Download linux.inf […]
So, why Rust? Ownership is Rust’s most unique feature and has deep implications for the rest of the language. It enables Rust to make memory safety guarantees without needing a garbage collector… (Klabnik) Wedson Almeida Filho recommends adopting Rust for kernel development, declaring: We feel that Rust is now ready to join C as a […]