Android's new Bluetooth stack rewrite (Gabeldorsh) is written with Rust

1. cxx

   1 100 6,263 9.6 Rust

   Safe interop between Rust and C++

   

   You can't. However there are options.

   - Rust has strong support for C ABI much like C++. So you can communicate between Rust and C++ via a C ABI.

   - There are projects like https://cxx.rs/ to provide higher-level bindings between the two languages.

   However I suspect that template-heavy/generic-heavy code will never be well supported. This is usually not an issue for the types of things that we are trying to bind.

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3. btleplug

   2 10 926 7.8 Rust

   Rust Cross-Platform Host-Side Bluetooth LE Access Library

   

   I've always been annoyed at the cross-platform story for Bluetooth. GATT is one of my favorite protocols because it is so simple, but writing simple code against this simple protocol is _not_ portable:

   iOS and macOS have CoreBluetooth, Linux has BlueZ, Windows has Windows.Devices.Bluetooth and Android has android.bluetooth.

   I've seen a few projects trying to fix this, like https://github.com/deviceplug/btleplug, and I hope one of them becomes production ready.

4. Rust-for-Linux

   3 84 4,159 0.0 C

   Adding support for the Rust language to the Linux kernel. (by Rust-for-Linux)

   

   Hi! Not a Google employee, but I'm volunteering on the Rust-for-Linux project which is bringing Rust bindings to the upstream linux kernel. A Google engineer is working on porting binder to Rust and is contributing as he implements it. See his comments here[0] and here[1].

   [0] https://github.com/Rust-for-Linux/linux/pull/145

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