One of the option available today to do sub-millisecond packet filtering at scale is to harness the facilities afforded
by XDP, eBPF, Linux kernel and support provided by various NIC manufacturers. (more…)
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Rust for Windows v0.9 has recently been released and includes full consumption support, along with several other updates! With completed consumption support, you can now call any Windows APIs (past, present, and futur... (more…)
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In this next1 post of my series explaining how Rust is better off without Object-Oriented Programming, I discuss the last and (in my opinion) the weirdest of OOP’s 3 traditional pillars.
It’s not encapsulation, a great idea which exist... (more…)
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The beta version of Rust 1.56 is about to branch off, which includes a stable rustc --edition=2021! This means that, other than backports, all new development goes into 1.57, and the first version ... (more…)
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