Christina Quast
Embedded Linux Evangelist
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After finishing her master's degree in Electrical Engineering at TU Berlin, Christina is currently working as an Embedded Systems Engineer at for various companies. In her spare time, she submits patches to the Linux Kernel or learns new programming languages.
Rust for Linux - What is possible and what is still work in progress
Rust has been the up and coming new programming language that will remove whole categories of bugs like memory leaks and race conditions from code forever. Since a few years, step for step more Rust code has been added to mainline. This talk gives a an overview of what kernel modules you can already write, and which functionality is still only to be found in the Rust for Linux project. Furthermore, it outlines how a person new to this topic could get started writing their first kernel module in Rust!
Rust for Linux - A Status Check
Rust has been the up and coming new programming language that will remove whole categories of bugs like memory leaks and race conditions from code forever. Since a few years, step for step more Rust code has been added to mainline. This talk gives a an overview of what kernel modules you can already write and how Rust code interacts with the existing Linux Kernel written in C.
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