Wow this is some crazy dedication for custom firmware.
I’m a little surprised that there’s no alloc free libraries for rust. I guess it’s not as common of a problem. I would’ve expected slint to be able to do it
I’m a little surprised that there’s no alloc free libraries for rust.
This statement makes absolutely no sense. There are tons of allocation free libraries in rust.
The essay says that the broadly used GUI libraries require alloc/std/a framebuffer, but even then the following sentence they also indicate that they did find a GUI library which has no such requirement, so even in its most generous reading your comment is plainly incorrect per TFA.
Given the context that I’m replying to this article I think it’s pretty obvious that I’m referring to gui libraries. Your comment makes no effort to build on this and is only here to argue on the pedantics. If you don’t have anything useful to build on I recommend commenting in a different community.
vaguelytagged | 10 hours ago
Wow this is some crazy dedication for custom firmware.
I’m a little surprised that there’s no alloc free libraries for rust. I guess it’s not as common of a problem. I would’ve expected slint to be able to do it
masklinn | an hour ago
This statement makes absolutely no sense. There are tons of allocation free libraries in rust.
The essay says that the broadly used GUI libraries require alloc/std/a framebuffer, but even then the following sentence they also indicate that they did find a GUI library which has no such requirement, so even in its most generous reading your comment is plainly incorrect per TFA.
vaguelytagged | an hour ago
Given the context that I’m replying to this article I think it’s pretty obvious that I’m referring to gui libraries. Your comment makes no effort to build on this and is only here to argue on the pedantics. If you don’t have anything useful to build on I recommend commenting in a different community.
Avamander | 21 minutes ago
It wasn't very obvious. Even when you add "GUI" to the sentence it's too generalized.