Making mmap() `safe`
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Tokyo Rust
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We're joined again by Alex Sayers of "Saturating the NIC" fame!
Special thanks to Le Wagon for hosting this event and our sponsor TokyoDev!
TokyoDev is a job board and community connecting international software developers with English-friendly tech jobs in Japan.
Here is a description of the talk from Alex's own words:
mmap() is the perfect I/O interface for working with files… apart from one small hitch: it violates Rust’s memory safety rules. Is our favourite language fundamentally incompatible with one of Unix’s best features? Come along and find out how they can be reconciled!
There will be (more) pizza, and enough room for 50 seated so if you're not coming please be sure to update your attendance status
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Making mmap() `safe`
Hosted by
Tokyo Rust
In-Person
Address available to attendees
We're joined again by Alex Sayers of "Saturating the NIC" fame!
Special thanks to Le Wagon for hosting this event and our sponsor TokyoDev!
TokyoDev is a job board and community connecting international software developers with English-friendly tech jobs in Japan.
Here is a description of the talk from Alex's own words:
mmap() is the perfect I/O interface for working with files… apart from one small hitch: it violates Rust’s memory safety rules. Is our favourite language fundamentally incompatible with one of Unix’s best features? Come along and find out how they can be reconciled!
There will be (more) pizza, and enough room for 50 seated so if you're not coming please be sure to update your attendance status
Presentations
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