Talc – A fast and flexible allocator for no_std and WebAssembly

1. talc

   1 3 453 6.6 Rust

   A fast and flexible allocator for no_std and WebAssembly

   

   Added a new issue [1] to add TLSF to the benchmarks as it's likely going to be faster in a single-threaded environment according to the rlsf crate [2].

   [1] https://github.com/SFBdragon/talc/issues/26

2. InfluxDB

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3. rlsf

   2 2 92 - Rust

   Constant-time dynamic memory allocator in Rust

   

4. rust

   3 2,810 102,696 10.0 Rust

   Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

   

   You don't. It currently requires `-Z build-std=std,panic_abort` and some nightly flags (e.g. `#![feature(restricted_std)]`) but you can build `std` programs on bare metal targets. I can't remember exactly what it does if you try to open files or start threads or whatever (probably panics?) but you can compile and run it. If you don't do any of those things it works fine.

   Currently the `sys` crate implementation is hard-coded into the compiler but eventually you will be able to provide it without modifying the compiler so you can e.g. target a RTOS or whatever.

   It looks like that work started really recently actually:

   https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/commit/99128b7e45f8b95d962...

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