“We're using this concept very heavily in the kernel, especially in the driver core parts, where the driver model mandates that certain resources must only be accessed and used and owned by a driver in a certain scope.”

Danilo Krumich · Software Engineering Radio - the podcast for professional software developers · Danilo Krummrich on Rust in the Linux Kernel

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used Rust's borrow-checker and lifetime tracking to enforce driver resource lifetimes

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