“We took the C code that existed and ported it to Rust using an LLM and then using differential fuzzing to ensure that the ported code to Rust was correct.”
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“I think if we leave out vendored code, I think we're at about 120,000 to 150,000 lines of Rust code in the kernel currently with a growth rate of, I think, about 20% each cycle.”
Danilo Krumich · Software Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developers · Danilo Krummrich on Rust in the Linux Kernel
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reported the amount of Rust code in the Linux kernel
120,000 to 150,000 lines of Rust code, growth ~20% each cycle
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