The zip crate is the most commonly used
Rust library for manipulating ZIP archives. It supports reading and writing
.zip files with different compression methods (store, deflate, bzip2).
There are at least three crates for LZMA (de)compression on crates.i...
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In Part 11, we spent some time clarifying mechanisms we had previously glossed over: how variables and functions from other ELF objects were accessed at runtime.
We saw that doing so “proper” required the cooperation of the compiler, the assembler, the li... (more…)
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In Rust, there are two types of references: a shared reference and a mutable reference. A reference is denoted by &. A mutable reference is denoted as &mut. (more…)
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Rust is an amazing language. If you follow my blog activity and know me in person you might know I'm really invested in rust on the last ... (more…)
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