Giving Rust a Chance for In-Kernel Codecs - Kernel Recipes 2024
Offered By: Kernel Recipes via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the potential of integrating Rust code directly into the Linux kernel for V4L2 codec drivers and libraries in this 43-minute conference talk from Kernel Recipes 2024. Learn about a strategy that minimizes Rust abstractions by converting only critical functions while maintaining ABI compatibility through the use of the "cbindgen" tool. Examine a previously submitted proof-of-concept to understand how Rust can be implemented in kernel development without relying on a binding layer. Gain insights into the practical applications and benefits of this approach for enhancing kernel codec functionality.
Syllabus
Kernel Recipes 2024 - Giving Rust a chance for in-kernel codecs
Taught by
Kernel Recipes
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