Wednesday, September 3 (Conf Day 1)
2:45 pm to 3:45 pm
Memory Safety is Merely Table Stakes: Safe Interactions with Foreign Languages Through Omniglot
Interacting with foreign languages through Rust’s FFI exposes Rust to a range of potential safety issues. In this talk, we discuss why merely focusing on memory safety for FFIs is insufficient and present an approach and framework for interacting with foreign libraries from Rust while maintaining type and memory safety, and other critical invariants.
Interacting with foreign languages through Rust’s FFI exposes Rust to a range of potential safety issues. In this talk, we discuss why merely focusing on memory safety for FFIs is insufficient and present an approach and framework for interacting with foreign libraries from Rust while maintaining type and memory safety,...
Thursday, September 4 (Conf Day 2)
3:05 pm to 4:05 pm
Fine-Grained C++ Interop
Adopting Rust in large C++ projects presents a difficult choice: perform a costly, large-scale rewrite, or refactor code to accommodate the limitations of traditional interop solutions such as bindgen or cxx. This talk will discuss how high-fidelity Rust/C++ interoperability can offer a seamless path for gradual adoption using language and compiler extensions.
Adopting Rust in large C++ projects presents a difficult choice: perform a costly, large-scale rewrite, or refactor code to accommodate the limitations of traditional interop solutions such as bindgen or cxx. This talk will discuss how high-fidelity Rust/C++ interoperability can offer a seamless path for gradual adoption using language and...