Check in with Rust for Linux

Slides are in Google Slides
- Will this be ok? (Should be fine)
Multiple presenters
- Make sure there isn't talking overlap
  - They said should be fine
  - Will try to keep questions until the end
    - Since there are multiple speakers, they should be able to see what questions might be relevant early on.
Focusing on "what can Rust people help with?"
- Attendees know Rust, maybe not Linux as much
Topics
- Pinning
  - Problems that have to get resolved with unsafe
- Tools assume cargo
  - More tools assume that they're running cargo
    - What doesn't RfL use cargo?
    - What is deficient?
  - Could be something that a team hears, and is interested in working on
- Const support
  - "Parity" with C
- Custom Arcs
  - Use kernel implementation
- VTables, const code
- GCC + Arch
  - Mixed builds
- Testing
  - Not all tests work when running on host
  - host/user/kernel tests
- Code Quality
  - People like looking at Kernel assembly, it's easy to see issues with Rust/LLVM
    - Hacks can get around this
  - Motivation from people is very high to call out Rust where possible
Questions
- Can we get access to slides?
- Feels like bringing up topics to resolve suggest that they will use the solution if it's fixed.
  - It can be useful to know the reasons of why something doesn't work
  - Blog post about extra content that didn't make it in?
- Outcomes:
  - What can Rust do to increase speed to using stable