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  1. Oh, and don't forget that #Google donated $1,000,000 last year with a more narrow target: Rust and C++ interoperability: rustfoundation.org/media/googl.

    When I was at Google, I had a lot of fun writing #Rust and calling into it from #Cpp with #Crubit. It supports bi-directional interop between the two languages, for some subset of both. See github.com/google/crubit if you're interested, though I don't actually know if this builds in the open without using #Bazel.

  2. Oh, and don't forget that #Google donated $1,000,000 last year with a more narrow target: Rust and C++ interoperability: rustfoundation.org/media/googl.

    When I was at Google, I had a lot of fun writing #Rust and calling into it from #Cpp with #Crubit. It supports bi-directional interop between the two languages, for some subset of both. See github.com/google/crubit if you're interested, though I don't actually know if this builds in the open without using #Bazel.

  3. There is also a blog post by Lars Bergstrom: security.googleblog.com/2024/0 There Lars mentions some of the cool #Rust crates that we've contributed to: #cxx, #autocxx, #bindgen, #cbindgen, #diplomat, and #crubit. Some of these projects are from #Google, others are open source projects that we use and contribute to.

  4. There is also a blog post by Lars Bergstrom: security.googleblog.com/2024/0 There Lars mentions some of the cool #Rust crates that we've contributed to: #cxx, #autocxx, #bindgen, #cbindgen, #diplomat, and #crubit. Some of these projects are from #Google, others are open source projects that we use and contribute to.

  5. @CppCon Rust is not mentioned at all throughout the talk. But Bjarne again points out that any alternative language would need to have interoperability with C and C++. He claims this is often underestimated.

    I don't agree with that it is ignored or down-played: Google (and other companies) are investing into Rust and C++ interop, see github.com/google/crubit and github.com/google/autocxx as important examples of work in this area.

    #interop #crubit #cxx

  6. @CppCon Rust is not mentioned at all throughout the talk. But Bjarne again points out that any alternative language would need to have interoperability with C and C++. He claims this is often underestimated.

    I don't agree with that it is ignored or down-played: Google (and other companies) are investing into Rust and C++ interop, see github.com/google/crubit and github.com/google/autocxx as important examples of work in this area.

    #interop #crubit #cxx