The title is a little bit misleading - this is about using Rust in the Android Open Source Project to complement C and C++, not as an additional language for app development like Java and Kotlin....
The title is a little bit misleading - this is about using Rust in the Android Open Source Project to complement C and C++, not as an additional language for app development like Java and Kotlin.
I didn't even consider this, oops I just assume that for Android userland they'd have "app" or NDK or SDK in the title, I understood "platform" to mean something beneath those things :shrug:
I didn't even consider this, oops
I just assume that for Android userland they'd have "app" or NDK or SDK in the title, I understood "platform" to mean something beneath those things :shrug:
In addition to memory-safe languages like Kotlin and Java, we’re excited to announce that the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) now supports the Rust programming language for developing the OS itself.
Rust is slowly gaining ground. And not so long ago I read this: Full text: quora.com
Rust is slowly gaining ground. And not so long ago I read this:
Rust will never replace C++. Rust, and other languages that claim to kill/replace C++, have been born dead. Let me explain: in computing, it is impossible and totally unacceptable to make a clean slate!
... My advice: Forget Rust and other C++ killers, do not waste your time and money. If you have any new and interesting ideas, do not write a new language, go to the C++ committee and propose an addition.
The title is a little bit misleading - this is about using Rust in the Android Open Source Project to complement C and C++, not as an additional language for app development like Java and Kotlin.
Still cool.
I didn't even consider this, oops
I just assume that for Android userland they'd have "app" or NDK or SDK in the title, I understood "platform" to mean something beneath those things :shrug:
Rust is slowly gaining ground. And not so long ago I read this:
Full text: quora.com