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Embedded Development using Rust Programming

The traditional approach to embedded development would be to run an RTOS on a microcontroller and to write the application in C or C++. This gives huge benefits in terms of the resources required compared to a Linux-based system, but now developers are working down in the world of systems programming, where there is nothing between them and a critical memory-safety bug except a keen eye and perhaps some expensive, imperfect and/or tricky-to-use static analysis tools. That bug might just give hackers access to a product and to anything the product is connected to, both locally and remotely. Of course, there are plenty of things other than memory safety bugs that might give hackers a route straight into a product, but it would be preferable for developers to concentrate on those, instead of worrying about memory leaks, buffer overflows or tracking down the root cause of random, undefined behaviour. But after Rust came into existence the programmers are getting memory safety with low-level control. If you have considered using embedded rust, you may have run into questions such as “What is embedded?”, “What is a driver crate?” “Where does rtfm/rtic and cortex_m fit into the picture?” This webinar will give you answers to these questions and how you can start your embedded rust journey. Contact us: Website: https://www.knoldus.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Knolspeak?ref_src... Facbook:   / knoldussoftw.  . Linkedin:   / knoldus   Instagram:   / knoldus_inc.  .